Certain amount is destroyed, thats the purporse of the rule. Acorn manage to maintain it without knowing why. On the other hand, these herds just dont care as long as they can eat.
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Oh thats the smarty dad tryin the lame programming in their shitty brainā¦and that wont stop the punishment 
Got the next 3 pages inked, need to color them.
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Just wondering if the dad will be forced to face his hypocrisy:
āIf babies were for love then went did you try to kill your son there? If you listened to him then the herd would still be alive!ā
Iād point out here in Hawaiāi, foreign/imported plants and animals arenāt dissimilar from fluffies in a way. Thereās no natively found controls to them here, so they tend to do really well at the expense of the local ecosystem. And weāve had more than a few times where trying to deal with one problem (rats) brought about a bigger one (mongoose brought in, decided the state bird was better).
Iād imagine that fluffies would be illegal here for that reason. Especially since food security has been a growing concern over the past few years. At most, a sterilized fluffy could maybe come in but even then would need time in quarantine (same like we do with cats and dogs did to rabies,).
We wouldnāt want to be like Guam and their tree snakes problem 
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its called moderation they had none they fine with taking stuff to survive but unneeded stuff make them angry
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My interpretation is that if you take something with consent thatās fine. But taking without consent is a violation of the plantsā bodies. Rape. So the fluffies who stole must die. Horribly.
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Hehehe like the snakes and rat problems with the Mongeese?
If your typical group of fluffies didnāt act like locusts, gobbling up everything they can reach, they could probably work well in symbiosis with a garden. They could eat the fruits and fallen leaves and leave their feces in designated places to provide fertilizer to the plants.
The problem is that their digestive system is so inefficient, combined with their selfishness and inability to control their urges without someone in authority reining them in, means they would strip a garden if given a chance to live there. And if the first generation didnāt, then their rapidly multiplying offspring would soon do it.
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My headcanon mostly agrees with this. Except that the problem isnāt that they canāt digest plant matter. (IMHC they thrive on grasses and plants but can be opportunistic carnivores as well.)
The problem is that they breed. A lot.
You ever see videos of grain silos when the mouse population explodes? Imagine that, but for fluffies, over thousands of square miles.
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I seem to recall some animals (rabbits) have to eat something once, then poop out these pellets to eat again otherwise they canāt digest it well enough to benefit (ruminants?).
While the psychological impact of poop eating is awful, I wonder if those fluffies might be better off in some ways? Wasnāt there one post saying kibble was fluffy, poop, and actual other ingredients?
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So far Acorn was following the rules and offered to help in order to stay. Systems of symbiosis have a give and take relationship, but the awful herd he came from only takes and hurts others. Even in the last panel one of them is like āgive me my nummiesā thinking the plant owes it something. What an entitled piece of shit.
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Yup one post said kibble are from feral or roaming fluffies been grinned
Ohh interesting 
thats a good idea for a feral herd infestation story (writing it down)
Make them suffer, turn them into vegetables
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