Eager Beaver
Eager Beaver service.
Bestiary
Analyzing the evolving meaning of animals in 20th-century pop culture
Goodman Beaver
"Amazing how people fool themselves."
Bucky Beaver
"Brusha, brusha, brusha."
Mr. Busy
"Do you realize every second, 70 centimeters of water is wasted over that spillway?"
Junior Beaver
“Junior is now an eager beaver."
Eager Beaver
An emergent trope unseats a dominant one.
Paddy
"One can never be truly happy who does no work."
Brownie
"He had a right to enjoy his dinner."
Shaggy Coat
"Shaggycoat did not like this lazy manner of living."
Bubo
"Release the kraken!"
Owl at Home
“Come in, Winter,” said Owl. “Come in and warm yourself for a while.”
Doktor Bubó
"Don't cure in a hurry, as sometimes it's good to have a fool around."
Charlie Owl
Awarder of the "One-Bell" Prize.
Dr. Blinky
Something of a Wizard of Oz figure…