Cherry Bee Pups, lesser known as 'Cheruvius Vulpes' is actually a species of fox. Their common name comes from the iconic puppy-like look of these foxes' wide eyes, and the high squeaking noises they produce to communicate. It's obvious as to why they're named after cherries and bees, considering they grow cherries near their tail from the moment they are born, and they always seem to have one specific, large bee following them. The bee is an endangered species of honey bee. They find a new litter of pups, then pick one and stay with it for life. It's a mutual relationship; the bee pollinates the cherries of the pup and keeps it healthy, while in return the bee gains both protection and pollen to bring back to its hive to convert into honey. The bond between the pup and bee is extremely strong, and if one dies the other will die along with it.
African Wild Dog c:
Let's have another guessing game for this one!
Your challenge; guess my favourite African animal.
You get two guesses per round. Each round will be signified by adding a hint. I will post when I have added a hint.
HINTS;;
It is not an African wild dog.
It is a lot faster than you'd think.
Congrats to Kurloz!
Let's have another guessing game for this one!
Your challenge; guess my favourite African animal.
You get two guesses per round. Each round will be signified by adding a hint. I will post when I have added a hint.
HINTS;;
It is not an African wild dog.
It is a lot faster than you'd think.
Congrats to Kurloz!
