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From what I’ve been reading horses are herbivores. It’s possible for them to eat meat but some of the proteins they aren’t use to pass right through them. And it’s also possible to give a horse colic due to the fact they can’t throw up.
That’s actually from one of the old sonic the hedgehog comics. I can tell by the robots design and by the grainy like coloring.
Dude, lighten up, and horses are omnivores, look it up.
Where did you get that photograph?
“Whose talking about the adult animals?
I’m talking bout the hatchlings and newborns/young that wouldn’t be able to in time.”
Again with the speculation. Do you see any hatchlings and baby mice in the picture. You may theorize that they are there, or that Fluttershy evacuated them, it doesn’t matter.
This is about the tag. Omnivore is a miss tag as much as a street on fire is a death tag because somepony might be in there..
Whose talking about the adult animals?
I’m talking bout the hatchlings and newborns/young that wouldn’t be able to in time.
Is there now? Sounds like speculation to me, I do not see that in the picture. How are you aware that they did not all run off at the sight and earthquake of a giant pony.
Mice, Raccoons and Birds high tail it when a human 1/100th her size comes.
But what’s in the trees?
Birds, mice, squirrels etc.