Strange Brew by John Deering for February 26, 2019

So, that’s where they came from.

Well, apparently they didn’t stop at just one…

They didn’t start wearing fedoras until way later.

Leave it to Beaver.

And thus cometh the platypus.

Sorry, Noah, the platypus is not parthenogenetic. Gonna be one lonely amphibian!

I remember the Off The Mark one, the beaver saying to his wife “as long as we’re going to be here for 40 days we should get to know the other couples” while looking at the ducks.

Reminds me of the old joke, “What do you get when you cross a raccoon with a skunk?”

“A dirty look from the raccoon.”

Makes as much sense as the ark story itself.

So, if the hatchling came from an egg laid by the duck, will it get milk from the beaver? The male beaver? B^/

Hey Mildred. Wanna play a game of Duck Duck Beaver?

I love the expressions on the beavers and ducks.

A beaver and a duck and Voila! A duck-billed platypus. End result of fooling around.

You know why beavers have a flat tail, don’t you?

Don’t forget Susan and Anne: the two unicorns