When did you last see a beaver? Naga Munchetty delights viewers with double-entendre on BBC Breakfast

Naga Munchetty brought some “childish chortles” to the breakfast table this morning when she probed her BBC co-host using a double-entendre.

The breakfast TV presenter was discussing new research which found that a quarter of Britain’s native mammal species are at risk of extinction, when she posed a personal question to her colleague Charlie Stayt.

“When did you last see a beaver?” she asked with a straight face.

“Well it’s probably been a while, if ever, in fact,” he replied, as the pair broke out into giggles.

Beaver, while usually referring to a semi-aquatic animal, can also be used as a euphemism for a woman’s intimate area.

Twitter users responded to the mischievous moment with glee.

One wrote: “Childish chortle of the day thanks to Naga on BBC Breakfast.”

Another wrote: “Naga asking Charlie when he last saw a beaver makes me more proud to be British than I can say.”

And another commented: “Charlie and Naga on beavers. No doubt destined for a 'TV's Most HILARIOUS Moments' clipshow near you.”

While one simply posted a Gif of Kenneth Williams – star of the Carry On films beloved for their smutty humour.