#taigabun

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chat how do we feel about mythological bnuy a wolpertinger…. 🐇🐇🐇

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some more wolpertinger Taiga! he is bnuy 🐇

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one more wolpertinger, as a treat... Taiga bun bun! 🐇🐇🐇

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wolpertinger! beach bnuy bun bun... 🏖️🐇

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he was denied any meat skewers on account of being a (herbivorous) bnuy, but the veggie skewers also looked very good, so he was still a happy little wolpertinger in the end 🥬🐇🏮

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what if he sheds his antlers every year, like other antlered creatures...

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one more bnuy for the road 🐇🐇🐇 he has a name now too! 🐇

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is taiga being a herbivore like how lactose intolerant people act to cheese? where they will just eat it anyways even though they get conses to their quences

"What do you meaaaan, I'm not your average bunnyyy! See, if no meat, why sharp fangs huh?" — Taiga, trying his best to convince a burger joint to let him have a cheeseburger

herbivores can get very sick if they eat meat, a lot more so than lactose intolerant people eating cheese, so there's all sorts of safety measures to prevent accidental serving/consumption of meat to/by herbivorous species. usually herbivore meat consumption is just that - an accident

Taiga is just an anomaly and is responsible for at least a few posters of "this is a wolpertinger. they are herbivorous, like bnuy, despite their fangs and possible arguments otherwise" around restaurant staff areas