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When news anchor Ryan Ermanni woke up for work, he likely didn’t think he’d be asked, live on TV, if he could ‘eat beaver’.
That’s what happened on Fox 2’s Good Day Detroit, and he couldn’t contain his laughter.
Co-host Deena Centofanti was talking about the survival show, Alone, which requires people to fend for themselves in tough, wild environments, when she got onto the topic of food.
She explained: ‘If you can provide yourself with food, and again, now they’re ice fishing because everything is frozen, and you’re looking for fat in the beaver – the beaver is the most sought after.’
Meteorologist Derek Kevra, who is also at the table, agrees with Deena while sporting a knowing smirk, and Ryan can barely contain his chuckles.
The name for this large rodent is sometimes used as a slang term for a woman’s genitalia.
As the conversation continues, it gets harder for the 47-year-old to stay composed as Deena asks him: ‘Ryan do you think you could eat beaver?’
At this point, he seemingly loses it at the double entendre before his colleague continues: ‘There’s fat, and then it’s meat.’
In season nine of the show, contestant Benji Hill found and ate dead beaver, along with some grouse he had killed – yum! Following this, he became ill and had to tap out of the competition.
This is a fact that Derek reminds them of, but Ryan is too far gone to engage in any more conversation about the topic.
Trying to move the conversation on, Deena asks: ‘What about a moose?’
After pulling himself together, he manages to speak and says: ‘I don’t know anything about this show but you’re really funny. You are a really funny gal.’
It’s clear Ryan didn’t find the exchange too scarring, as he posted the clip on X, writing: ‘I had no idea eating beaver was such a big part of the show “Alone” 🦫🤣.’
One user, @themookbettor, congratulated Ryan for how he conducted himself: ‘I know you had a million one-liners running through your mind, your overall composure was amazing.. Bravo sir.’
