Ok but from an evolutionary standpoint it doesnt make sense. Killing it quick would prevent even a small amount of resistance, which would be a waste of calories. And, the mother is sorry that they have to do it, so if they are sorry, they wouldnt extend the foals suffering.
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Hahahaha what a stupid mare, eat them all and your milk is useless.
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There is nothing natural about fluffies, which is why you canât use evolution as an argument.
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Yes and thats why i pointed out the fact that the mother is sorry, which means she doesnt want the foal to suffer any more then it has to.
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Truth be told, it is pretty common in nature.
Right of the bat, if youâre interested, you can search for all information on Hamsters and Pigs cannibalizing their young, since these two are the most often reported due to pig farms and hamsters being kept as pets. Birds are also famous for this, and Fish, little fuckers will lay the eggs, swim for some time, come back and eat part of the eggs they just laid.
Nature is kinda fucked up and we are either ignorant to it or choose to ignore it.
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hey at least she ate it head first
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I love it when a fluffly mummah loves her foals sincerely. Her pain and sadness when driven over situations out of her control is simply amazing. Specially when she loves her foals equally. Another mummah would be like âeating the poopie babyâ or âeating the bad babyâ but this one is apologizing to her foal. itâs exquisite.