The 🦫 beaver emoji stands for beavers, hard work and building things, and it often points to Canada or nature. Apple shows a brown beaver sitting up with big front teeth and a flat dark tail.

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Most people use 🦫 in a light, friendly way. It shows up in posts about wildlife, rivers and dams, and in jokes about being "busy as a beaver" when someone is working nonstop. Because the beaver is the national animal of Canada, it often appears next to 🇨🇦 in Canadian posts. Sports fans of teams called the Beavers use it too. The word "beaver" is also a well-known crude slang term for female genitals, so in some flirty or rude messages the emoji may carry that meaning. In most chats it is simply a cute animal with no hidden message.
Usually it means someone is working hard, building something, or just sharing a cute animal. It can also be a playful nod to buck teeth.
It is not usually a romantic signal. Most of the time it is a funny animal or a "hard at work" joke, though in a clearly flirty chat it may be a crude pun.
Been grinding on this project all day 🦫
Saw a real beaver at the lake today 🦫🌲
Happy Canada Day 🦫🇨🇦
Your braces are off, no more 🦫 teeth lol
| 🦫 vs 🦦 | 🦦 is an otter, a slimmer animal that floats and plays in water, while 🦫 is the dam-building beaver with a flat tail. |
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| 🦫 vs 🐹 | 🐹 is a small pet hamster face, while 🦫 is a full wild beaver. |
| Name | beaver |
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| Codepoints | U+1F9AB |
| Category | Animals & Nature |
| Keywords | animal, dam, teeth |
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The 🦫 beaver emoji stands for beavers, hard work and building things, and it often points to Canada or nature. Apple shows a brown beaver sitting up with big front teeth and a flat dark tail.
Usually no. It is mostly a cute animal or a hard-work joke, but because "beaver" is crude slang, it can be rude in a sexual chat.
The beaver is Canada's national animal. It appears in Canadian symbols, so people pair 🦫 with 🇨🇦 to show national pride.
It shows a beaver with wood, which usually means building, chewing or working hard. It can also just be a nature or dam reference.
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