obsessedwithanimals
Mama Doe
Just visited my local animal farm (who don't know much about animals and don't look after them that well) had a sneak peak at the baby buns and piggies whose life I have been following for the last two weeks, the piggie were fine(but sadly more litter are on the way! easily noticible by the sows huge bellies) than had a look at the bunnies with littres one litter was fine
the bunnies(who now have developed a coat) were wringeling in their nest the other litter is still tiny but are hopping about in the back of the hutch(warms your heart doesn't it) but in the other hutch I discovered the mummy bun nibbeling at her already half eaten young baby(who didn't have much fur but did have coat patterns)
I know it's not good they breed animals but this was so sad.
Why do buns do that?
the bunnies(who now have developed a coat) were wringeling in their nest the other litter is still tiny but are hopping about in the back of the hutch(warms your heart doesn't it) but in the other hutch I discovered the mummy bun nibbeling at her already half eaten young baby(who didn't have much fur but did have coat patterns)
I know it's not good they breed animals but this was so sad.
Why do buns do that?