#kune kune

[cowboyjen68]

How I spent my birthday. Getting Polly used to being handled for her future as a petting zoo pig. Hoping she teaches many kids how smart and affectionate pigs can be.

[chaoticlad]

Sorry I keep making AUs I just love making AUs a lot

[godswonderfulworld]

Sissy the Corgi & Others 06/23/26

Sissy meets Lulu

Lulu has to eat on the table to stay away from the Corgi

Sissy outside

Hamilton's new hairdo

More of Sissy

Sissy & Chloe

[theorangeintrovert]

IMPORTANT NEWS, today is National Pig Day 🐷🐖🐽

Of course I love all pigs, but I think kunekune pigs are extra cute 🥺

[earlsjustwannahavefun]

Soaking up the piglet snuggles before the girlies head to their new home this weekend

[skynawamin911211]

ur y/n as japanese urban legends folklore female and wally darling au from welcome home au ( japanese urban legends folklore female y/n x wally darling au ) :) u good at art, <3

Wally darling x kunekune reader

Kunekune (urban legend)

In Japanese folklore, the Kunekune (くねくね; 'wriggling body') is a fictional being typically described as having a slender, white, paper (or fabric-like) humanoid shape, which is usually said to appear in fields on hot summer days. The story originated on the Internet as a Japanese urban legend, being first mentioned on websites in 2001. Its name, Kunekune, is derived from its alleged behavior of wiggling its limbs. The Kunekune may be explained by people being confused by the appearance of scarecrows or wick drains.

Description

The Kunekune is said to resemble a slender, white humanoid shape, like a paper mannequin or a piece of fine fabric. It is said that the being can be found at lunchtime during hot summer days. The Kunekune lingers in widely extended rice fields or acres, in rare cases it might be found over the open sea. Its limbs are said to wiggle permanently, as if there was a straight gust of wind, even if it was a windless day. This behaviour gave the being the Japanese name "Kunekune", meaning "to twist", "to wiggle" or "to meander".

The Kunekune allegedly can only become visible from a distance; witnesses may see field workers or others closer to a Kunekune who do not seem to be aware of it. In some variations, if an individual tries to look at it up close, they will go insane. In other versions, if someone touches it, or simply comes too close, the Kunekune will kill them. Even looking at it from a distance for too long is said to be unwise. If someone does not approach or make contact with the Kunekune, it is said that the Kunekune will ignore them.If they look directly at its eyes, they'll get "hypnotized" of some sort then, goes wild (Dancing uncontrollably without realising a thing). It is said that if you destroy the "Kunekune", the victims will either go back to normal or if not, die.

[that-one-enby-ranger-2000]

Check out these pigs :D

All of these photos were taken when I went to Staglands in New Zealand. I HAD BABY KUNE KUNE PIGS CRAWL ON ME!!

Other photos I took: Birds Other animals

[hyenaswine]

shut up. shut the fuck up. i can't believe i witnessed this with my own eyes. im breaking down