A foul weather parka is the outerwear worn with the ODU. Wauquiez is known for wearing a red parka coat. It was an alternative to the popular fishtail parka or trenchcoat. Opera plays from a small fish shack where a hooded man in a parka sits. The design was made for a parka, overpants and boonie hat. The Eskimo is depicted wearing a traditional qulittaq (parka with ruff). Yup'iks use wolverine skins for parka ruffs. Parka, a female beaver, is Parks Canada's mascot. The M-65 fishtail parka has a detachable hood and was the last revision. It is named for its resemblance to the head of a person wearing a parka. The formation resembles a person's head surrounded by a parka hood. Inuit mothers continue to use the packing parka or amauti to carry children. Both are distinguishable from any other type of parka by having the sleeve pocket. In severe weather, they added a heavy outer parka. Other examples include nasal helmets, Corinthian helmets, and parka hoods.