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Toronto’s World Cup beaver statues turned into a viral scavenger hunt that netted over $170,000 at auction—split between two charities—and had 13,000 participants chasing QR codes, challenges, and gift cards. The priciest beaver? A maple-leafed one snagged for $10,025 near the Flatiron building. Spain’s beaver sold for $3,200, while Scotland’s went for $7,580. Two statues—Canada’s and Old Town’s—skipped the auction, staying put in Berczy Park and near St. Lawrence Market. It was playful, community-driven, and ended with a big win for good causes.

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