I don't know about Skunks, but if you had a valuable resource growing on your body, I can't see why you'd object to having it shaved and sold, as long as it didn't hurt you. Which probably explains the presence of dairy products and woollen clothes. Hell, that sheep who got his chest wool burnt off by a train was probably real pissed; that was going to pay his rent. :V
Those sell-by-dates won't stop me because I can't read!I would say it'd be like a Finding Nemo situation, where they spray if they get startled.
As it's based on real science I'm gonna guess Zorses and Ligers are possible but not Jackelopes. My headcanon is that the Mayor's kids are Ligers.
The Crystal Caverns A bird's gotta sing.
#2372 @troperhearts: Yes, in fact, I have quite a few. And more to come even if I'm busy in real life (and Kingdom Hearts Unchained X) so I need to finish the Taxi Driver pic...
BTW
#2373 Thanks, PresidentStalkeyes! <3
EDIT: I was inspired! Here's a not so quick sketch I just did. I present to you, Nickalli
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Oh, and a quick thing I did last night. Random cuddle pic
edited 30th Apr '16 7:40:30 AM by Malco
My DA account... I draw stuff sometimes!Thanks, but I'm not. <3
And I've got FANG, Rashid and Necalli (which I will color at some point) but I haven't done the most obvious one yet: Rolento.
My DA account... I draw stuff sometimes!Kids are basically media shorthand for "the relationship was successful, period" (even if that isn't always the case in real life). Writers often use it to confirm a good relationship without having to write all that messy substance.
In fandoms, ships live or die based on that sort of thing. Supporters of X ship love proof their that their OTP is going to last forever, and detractors of X ship love having moments where they can claim the couple fails offscreen the moment we're not looking at them (without throwing out canon, anyway). Babies Ever After gives validation to one and hurts the other.
edited 28th Apr '16 9:46:23 PM by KnownUnknown
Here's something I just remembered. Rabbits can't actually vomit. If they eat something poisonous, they're basically dead. I wonder how they got that across to Judy at school.
"Remember, kids, be very careful about what you eat. Because if you're not, you'll die!!"
*Loud crying from the back of the classroom*
Those sell-by-dates won't stop me because I can't read!

So anyone wonder where that skunk-butt-rug came from? Given that this is Disney there... probably aren't animals killing and skinning each other, so did the skunk volunteer to have his but shaved and made into a rug? If so, why would anyone do that?