"...would that be a whole thing?" ???

as opposed to a partial thing??

DreadArkive said:
"...would that be a whole thing?" ???

as opposed to a partial thing??

That is a bit of an odd way of putting it but I think they mean "Would that be a big deal?", like would that be a problem.
Remember her reaction to Clawhauser calling her cute?

Laini said:
That is a bit of an odd way of putting it but I think they mean "Would that be a big deal?", like would that be a problem.
Remember her reaction to Clawhauser calling her cute?

And a carry on from the previous cartoon by EWS.

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Grammar. Love it or hate it, it's important.

Rabbits eat eggs. They're rodents, and will eat a large variety of things that people don't think cute little bunnies would eat. Like snakes.

if judy really had a fridge, it'd take up half the apartment

Laarye said:
Rabbits eat eggs. They're rodents, and will eat a large variety of things that people don't think cute little bunnies would eat. Like snakes.

No kidding? I guess I shouldn't be too surprised, I've seen squirrels eat birds.

my reaction when I saw these comics were getting colored

:'D

It is a pretty cute butt. <3

Laarye said:
Rabbits eat eggs. They're rodents, and will eat a large variety of things that people don't think cute little bunnies would eat. Like snakes.

Rabbits are not actually rodents, they're in a different order (Lagomorpha). None of the sites I've seen with info on rabbit diets mentions them eating any kind of meat or eggs, and a high-fiber, low-protein diet is usually recommended. But you're right about rodents eating unexpected things, I was surprised to read about groundhogs (which are related to squirrels).

You really need to number these things haha

judy best wife

phantomreader42 said:
Rabbits are not actually rodents, they're in a different order (Lagomorpha). None of the sites I've seen with info on rabbit diets mentions them eating any kind of meat or eggs, and a high-fiber, low-protein diet is usually recommended. But you're right about rodents eating unexpected things, I was surprised to read about groundhogs (which are related to squirrels).

Actually, all typically herbivorous animals will eat meat if given the chance. Rabbits have been seen eating carrion, baby birds, and pet rabbits will often eat raw meat if it is offered. Deer can commonly be found eating carrion themselves, cows will eat eggs... Etc etc. You get it.

... I'm actually really sad this never continued.

Judy's got eggs...just not in the fridge there, Fox Boy..

bookmite said:
... I'm actually really sad this never continued.

Same here, i love coming back to read zootopia related stuff from Mr Schwartz years later.
Maybe if a zootopia sequel comes out soon he will continue a few more but idk.