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woe, headcanons be upon ye

#lol the ultimate awkaward situation #rabbid #rabbids #mario+rabbids #mario + rabbids #mario rabbids #sparks of hope

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drew this a few days ago but forgot to post it graahhh💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

#woodrow's holding phantom like he's a helium balloon ready to float away #rabbid #rabbids #mario+rabbids #mario rabbids #mario + rabbids #sparks of hope #rabbid phantom #tom phan #phantom of the bwahpera #rabbid woodrow #phandrow

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#goodness they're talking about me! #misc

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Unmute !

#what a weird dog #animals

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i’ve just come across one of my favourite videos on the internet

#the clapping lmao #misc

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ouughhhgdgghhhgbgggbfbgghgb yiippee ^^ woohoo

#beeeeeeeeeeeeeeee #rabbid #rabbids #mario+rabbids #mario + rabbids #mario rabbids #sparks of hope #rabbid bea

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#crash bandicoot

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Rabbid biology

Follow up of the Rabbid biology post I made a while ago with some things i mssed.

Appearence

A rare fur mutation, most commonly seen in litters of rex/rex Rabbids where the offspring completely lacks fur. These Rabbids have a hard time staying warm and they will always wear as much clothing as possible to shield their skin from enviromental factors. Hairless Rabbids are more prone to get sick than furred Rabbids. Skin and ear infections are the most common health problems, to contrast them, they have to have frequent baths and use hydratant and antibacterial skin lotions. They also tend to be either underweight or overweight (due to being constantly sick or to overeat to fight the cold). Angora Rabbids or Rabbids that shed a lot will sometimes donate their fur to hairless ones to make clothes, wigs and blankets out of (thanks this anon for the idea!).

Biology

Rabbids have incredible healing factors, they can whitstand injuries that can kill other creatures their size. However, they are not less prone to illnesses and diseases. Sick Rabbids are treated differenly from every culture: some use natural remedies, some have advanced medicines and some even have to learn to live with untreated disabilities. Their ears are especially vulnerable to cuts and bruises, but they also heal really fast, so Rabbids with notches in the ears are pretty common. Scars are also common, and are quite visible as the fur on the area comes back thinner (like on their belly where the skin shows). Rabbids (especially very young and old ones) who get some kind of surgery or have an open wound treated, will have to wear a cone to avoid picking at the healing site.

When Rabbids get older, they mellow down and are far more calm and quiet. However, they will not stop from doing what they always loved to do despite the age, so it's possible to see an elderly Rabbid still enjoiyng running around and play with their friends. They do get tired quickly, though, so they need to rest a lot.

Rabbids build their nests in safe spaces when they're about to have kits: wild ones prefer to dig a separate room in their burrow for this, while civilized ones tend to build the nests in a quiet room (usually the bedroom). The nest is made out of soft materials (leaves, hay, blankets, pillows and shedded fur) and is circular in shape with a raised rim to keep the kits from wandering outside. The nest is prepared quite in advance and the parents keep adding and shifting things until the kits are born. No one other than the parents is allowed to enter the nest until the kits are already able to wander out by themselves. Rabbid kits are carried around by picking them up by the scruff. They have a lot of lax skin there, so it doesn't harm them, in fact they completely relax even when just pinched behind their necks. Rabbids carry this reflex even in adulthood with various degrees of sensitivity to it: some of them may not relax that much, but some of them can literally ragdoll to the ground. The parents rarely move the kits away from the nest when they're too young, but if needed they make bundles out of some nest materials to wrap the kits and carry them with to keep them warm and to keep them calm by having something close with a familiar smell.

Behaviour

Rabbids are very social creatures, as such they love to form colonies and live close to eachother. It's not uncommon for some Rabbid culture to have a single house/burrow for all the population to live in.

Wild Rabbids dig burrows to live in. They have different rooms and they decorate them with things they find suitable, for example a "kitchen" would have plates, pans and maybe even a stove regardless if the Rabbid owner even uses those things. The room they sleep in is usually the lowest one and is the only one with a door, to avoid noise from the outside as Rabbid dig their burrows very close to eachother.

Civilized Rabbids live in buildings and have a more complex social structure, with one or more Rabbids leading the others. Buildings vary depending on the environment where they are built and, unlike wild Rabbids' burrows, they have distinct rooms with functioning furniture.

Carrots are a staple food of Rabbid diets. They're eaten and prepared in all sorts of ways and every Rabbid culture has its own recipes. For example in hotter climates (like Beacon Beach) carrot ice creams are really common, while in colder places (like Pristine Peaks) carrots are usually baked in more caloric dishes or used in desserts. Rabbids also make drinks from carrot juice. Carrot juice is used as a substitute of alcoholic beverages as Rabbids aren't affected by alcohol at all. They can get "drunk" off of the sugar contained in concentrated carrot juice (more on carrot juice here), but it's more of a sugar rush.

#rabbid #rabbids #mario + rabbids #mario rabbids #mario+rabbids #my rambles

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A simple gesture that means a lot  <3

(A bit late to share it but it’s never too late to to spread love)

#animation

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I added eyebrows to him

#local drama ghost is even more dramatic #rabbid #rabbids #mario+rabbids #mario + rabbids #mario rabbids #sparks of hope #rabbid phantom #tom phan #phantom of the bwahpera

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#nooo our precious oxygen! #animals

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Music to my ears

#so serene ´◡` #rabbid #rabbids #mario+rabbids #mario + rabbids #mario rabbids #sparks of hope #rabbid mario

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god my taste in men is disastrous

#what do I even tag this??? is there even a fandom on here??? #<- yes there is! hello and welcome! #rabbid #rabbids #mario+rabbids #mario + rabbids #mario rabbids #sparks of hope #rabbid phantom #tom phan #phantom of the bwahpera

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ouugh…… thge guy yippee yahoo ^^

#asdadasdaf phantom's goofy smile #rabbid #rabbids #mario+rabbids #mario + rabbids #mario rabbids #sparks of hope #rabbid phantom #tom phan #phantom of the bwahpera #rabbid woodrow

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Peacocks are hilarious, really. They really are just like

#animals

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to my mutuals & followers

#misc

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All babies look weird but all babies are cute

#i had to make a double take because i thought they were baby deinocheirus #different dinosaurs same cuteness #animals