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I’m going to base this on the owl bear because I feel like it.
so my now made up rule is for animals merged like this the first animal is the modifier and the second is the base.
therefore it is a chicken with a buffalo look, not a buffalo with a chicken look.
real life reference: a whale shark is a shark that looks like a whale, not a whale that looks like a shark
I… have no arguments to propose. Guess this is what we’re doing now.
You’re overthinking it. Think of the food buffalo chicken and which animal would make this. It’s still the same outcome, but if the food was called chicken buffalo for some reason then it’d still be the top.
That’s a bison chicken
The first, obviously. Where else would buffalo wings come from?
Wait, it’s buffalo wings?
That’s disgusting! I thought it was buffalo wangs
That’s the bottom one…
Gotta be the first one. Because as we all know, buffalos have wild wings! Thats why they call it buffalo wild wings! The second one doesn’t have ANY wings, much less wild ones!
Come back when the second one develops some wild wings!
Top one. Dare I say obviously the top one.
Only people who have never had buffalo wings before are confused by this.
Bottom one doesn’t even have wings. Which is a super common way to illustrate it. It would’ve been a more interesting discussion of it did.
I personally feel like it's the bottom. Unfortunate for us, but it is what it is.
Good ol’ 100 duck sized horses Vs horse sized duck
Jesus I hope it’s the first one.
I prefer the top one
Top one
Button one would definitely be nightmare fuel as it enacts t-rex ancestor rage on us all
argl@feddit.org 16 hours ago
Definitely the top one!
Hybrid Animals community is the only thing i’m really missing here
Nikls94@lemmy.world 15 hours ago
In German, the word for scaredy-cat is “Angsthase”, a scaredy-bunny so to say. It rhymes pretty well with “Axthase”, an axe-bunny.
Anyway, the Axthase:
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