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That’s a pretty cool idea. The sleekness of the fluff really compounds the idea of a lean predator. I could imagine that people would really want to capture this kind for their look or even as hunter/guard fluffs to cull the feral population.
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Mind if I use these fluffs for a drawing later? I want to explore how they interact with fluffs in the wild.
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I can see native carnivorous plants evolving to nom fluffies in some areas where ferals become dominant.
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Cool, but 2 quick questions:
Do they reproduce by pollution?
And can they use sunlight as food?
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Feel free
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1.No they don’t pollinate
2.yes but it doesn’t provide much energy
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Oh oh I wanna help!!
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