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Flowers of New Life
It's autumn now but I wanna add some spring mood to my gallery ^^;
Picture has been requested by my hun and I drew it. To be honest I never thought about bambi from pregfur perspective which is strange cause in my opinion animals in this movie are closest to real life animals than in any other disney movie ^^;
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Woozle
MemberFun fact, baby skunks will follow their mother so closely the group looks like one giant skunk from the air. This is thought to be a defense against great horned owls, one of the few predators of skunks. They also chitter at each other as they trot along. It’s super cute. https://youtu.be/vszWsYOdnPg?si=Ukmt9GtP-BRp5z0g
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