I'm sorry but the mom dying in place of a cleft palate cub is even worse. Keep 'em coming

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Huh? No one suggested the mom dies? xD

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Readytest did in their reply,
"[...]what if, instead of the cub dying, the mother dies instead[...]"
Unless I'm misreading. I had a very long workday

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Whoops! I didn't see that!

The suggestion of the sacrafised mom makes 0 sense imo. And it'd be more depressing.

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Imagine if your very expensive leopon gave birth to a cleftie and then straight up DIED. Nah man, I swear thats gotta be bait.

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You could use a jellyfish, safou fruit, assign a broodmother that isn't Overprotective, or nature reserve/chase to cancel the possibility of the mother's death.

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Still, 0 support on the idea of the mother dying in replacement for the cub. Makes literally no sense for the mother to die in place of the cub tbf.

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Agreed.

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Also, even if we used irl examples on that idea of the "overprotective" mother dies, in animals, the baby would die unless there was medical action taken to the cub. The mother would not die.

In humans, the mother also would not die, you simply get surgery.

My mother, and my grandma are still here, both have given birth to a child with cleft, my grandma had 2, neither of them are dead. Not even my uncle who has cleft. It makes no sense to make the mother die or the brood mother.

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havent posted here in awhile, but i cant help but think that this is still satire or bait. lethal mutations are LETHAL for a reason, and i seriously cannot think that op is serious with this

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