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Bird is the word
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They thicc birbs.
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I’m not fat I’m just big boned.
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Because they overeat.
Duh.
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In b4 skinny moonkin model.
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I mean… The Zandalari Moonkin Form is fairly slim.
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They eat the ones who burned my tree.
Bones and all.
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Not by Zandalari standards!
Glyph of Stars made me lose the weight, so im good.
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They aren’t. It’s all feathers. You ever seen a plucked owl? They have tiny little bodies and really long legs. They are like 80% feathers.
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They are not fat. They are fluffy.
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Zandalari say hi. “Normal” moonkin are based on the D&D Owlbear, basically a bear body with an owl’s face and a few features. It wasn’t particularly magical in D&D like in this game, but that’s why it looks the way it does.
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“Owlbear” sounds cute!
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Cause Owlbears.
Look how cute they are!
https://www.reddit.com/r/ImaginaryAww/comments/82o54i/owlbear_cubs_by_leesha_hannigan/
https://www.deviantart.com/benwootten/art/Owl-Bear-124919535
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Do owlbears hibernate like bears? Or not hibernate like owls?
Granted!
(Kidding)
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That’s like asking why are walruses fat, or giraffe’s tall, or mice small… Animals are animals dude… Some of them have different body structures than others.
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Cuter than a featherless owl, I’ll tell you that much.
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I mean it could be all fluff w/ their feather. If you remove all the feathers it’s just skin and bones