ORIGINAL POST: Peep (nessie)
CREATED BY: @Nessie
TRANSLATION BY: @AbuseEnjoyer
Is this a miscarriage or a premature birth cause i know the lil fuckers are hardy
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Cute lil guy noooow eat it
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It seems to be suggesting that her other babies were taken away but this underdeveloped one was left. It is her last baby and she is lavishing all the love in her broken heart upon it. The ear tag indicates she is in a breeding program.
Lacking fur doesnât necessarily mean it will die or be disabled, lots of animals are born hairless. But it remains excellent sadbox. Presumably the only reason it was left with this loving mother is because it is weak and vulnerable, not considered to have value.
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I thought since it lacked skin. Like that akin the harlequin syndrome but like the nerves were like dead so it was unable to feel pain.
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I was hoping it was born without skin but it has eyelids and is cooing so i guess itâs just almost skinless? Iâll pay $5 and not a penny more.
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Seems to just be hairless and covered in blood from the birthing process.
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it looks pretty happy
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What do they call fluffless fluffies anyway?
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Poor Mummah.
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Last is meant to be the LAST one? Or itâs last of a litter?
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Flat
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Some canons have newborn foals be bald, others have them with a thin coat of fuzz. This looks like a âverse where theyâre normally fuzzy, but this one was born bald and thus needs more help to stay warm than normal. It may or may not grow a proper coat as it gets older, might need a blanket or âwawmie-fwendâ for life.
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This is some fantastic sadbox.
(the best box)
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Harlequin Icthyosis is a condition that makes the skin tough and scaly. The skin is still there, though; itâs just severely deformed.
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I thought it was paper skin
I thought it was paper skin?
No, thatâs Epidermolysis Bullosa (Butterfly Skin Disease), where the slightest touch damages the skin.
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Thank you for the differnce cause i tend to mix em up
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No problem. 
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