Lumberjack

• Babe the Blue Ox: This is a mythical animal that is the companion of Paul Bunyan, a giant lumberjack and folk hero in American and Canadian folklore.
  Babe is said to be a huge ox with blue fur and incredible strength.
  He helped Paul Bunyan with his superhuman labors, such as clearing forests, digging lakes, and creating mountains.

• Fearsome critters: These are tall tale animals jokingly said to inhabit the wilderness in or around logging camps, especially in the Great Lakes region.
  They were often used as a means to pass time or as a jest for hazing newcomers.
  Some examples of fearsome critters are the hugag, a beast with no joints and a perpetual grin; the squonk, a creature that dissolves in its own tears; and the teakettler, a small mammal that makes a whistling sound like a boiling kettle.

• Lumberwhack: This is a fictional animal that appears in a mobile game called Lumberwhack: Defend the Wild.
  It is a hybrid of a lumberjack and a monkey, and it is the main antagonist of the game.
  It leads a group of evil lumberjacks who are destroying the forest and its inhabitants.
  The player has to recruit various wild animals, such as gorillas, pandas, alligators, and kangaroos, to fight against the lumberwhack and his minions.

A lumberjack is a person who works in the logging industry, cutting down trees and processing them into lumber.

A lumberjack typically wears clothing that is suitable for outdoor work, such as flannel shirts, jeans, boots, and hats.

Some lumberjacks also wear suspenders, gloves, and jackets to protect themselves from the cold and the sharp tools they use.

A lumberjack may carry or use various equipment, such as axes, saws, chainsaws, ropes, and hooks.

A lumberjack may have a beard or a mustache, but this is not a requirement.

A lumberjack can be of any gender, race, or nationality, as long as they have the skills and the strength to perform the job.