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okay but unicorns would DEFINITELY use their magic to fish, right? horses are opportunistic omnivores. if they had telekinetic powers they'd 100% be using them for hunting n fishing, especially in tim... View More
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Meino Mysticforger
Unicorns definitely would, but pegasi could come and swoop up the fish straight from the stream. Birds catch the fish that jump, and having a fast set of wings helps the pegasi to steal the fish that unicorns float out of the water. Or, they would take the basket that holds said fish. Unicorns have ... View More
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June 4, 2026

Bubblegum
pegasi also do their whole draining a reservoir with a miniature hurricane thing, which could displace a bunch of fish if done to lakes/ponds - I bet they'd be mostly lake n stream fishers in warmer weather and preserve fish through drying, vs. unicorns going for rivers and ice fishing! we do know ... View More
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June 4, 2026

Soliana Flare
Fish? Where!?
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June 4, 2026

L
Sure, just like people might eat other people in survival situations. In the end fish are just as worthy of life and sentient as puppies and deserve moral consideration.
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June 5, 2026

Bubblegum
mhm! I don't base my worldbuilding ideas off of real world morality on this large a scale, especially when it comes to considering what diet a species would have ^^; animals do eat other animals, and for many of them, it would be extremely unhealthy not to. it's okay to acknowledge and implement tha... View More
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Parley
I imagine it's good training for their magic, too.
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