Video Rei became a guineapig 🍓🤎🩷🤎🩷 (3 Viewers)

[Moguri]

She is serious about it and even changed her IG profile picture to it


@Dive

 

[fdonce]

Now I can keep her as a pet

 

[Moguri]

Now I can keep her as a pet

no you can't!!

 

[fdonce]

no you can't!!

I have a nice cage for her

 

[Moguri]

I have a nice cage for her

how can you say something so horrible???

 

[fdonce]

how can you say something so horrible???

That's what you put guinea pigs in

 

[OnlyCalB]

Cute!

 

[Moguri]

That's what you put guinea pigs in

they can leave in freedom too!!!

 

[fdonce]

they can leave in freedom too!!!

Guinea pigs are domesticated animals and are not naturally suited for survival in the wild. While they are originally native to the Andes mountains in South America, their domesticated counterparts have lost many of the traits needed to thrive in wild conditions. Here are a few reasons why:

1. **Lack of Defense Mechanisms**: Guinea pigs are prey animals, and in the wild, they are vulnerable to predators like hawks, foxes, and cats. Domesticated guinea pigs lack the survival instincts needed to escape or defend themselves.

2. **Dietary Needs**: In the wild, guinea pigs eat a specific variety of plants and grasses. Domesticated guinea pigs may struggle to find appropriate food or clean water in unfamiliar environments.

3. **Social Structure**: Guinea pigs are social animals that live in groups. A solitary guinea pig in the wild would struggle to survive alone without the protection and social support of a group.

4. **Temperature Sensitivity**: Guinea pigs are sensitive to extreme temperatures, and many domesticated guinea pigs are not well-equipped to handle harsh weather conditions or environmental stresses in the wild.

5. **Health**: Guinea pigs in the wild are susceptible to diseases, parasites, and injuries, and without human care, they may not survive long without proper medical attention.

In summary, while guinea pigs are related to wild species, they have been bred and adapted for domestication and rely on human care for their survival. It would be extremely difficult for them to survive in the wild without significant risks to their health and safety.

Rei needs me

 

[Moguri]

Guinea pigs are domesticated animals and are not naturally suited for survival in the wild. While they are originally native to the Andes mountains in South America, their domesticated counterparts have lost many of the traits needed to thrive in wild conditions. Here are a few reasons why:

1. **Lack of Defense Mechanisms**: Guinea pigs are prey animals, and in the wild, they are vulnerable to predators like hawks, foxes, and cats. Domesticated guinea pigs lack the survival instincts needed to escape or defend themselves.

2. **Dietary Needs**: In the wild, guinea pigs eat a specific variety of plants and grasses. Domesticated guinea pigs may struggle to find appropriate food or clean water in unfamiliar environments.

3. **Social Structure**: Guinea pigs are social animals that live in groups. A solitary guinea pig in the wild would struggle to survive alone without the protection and social support of a group.

4. **Temperature Sensitivity**: Guinea pigs are sensitive to extreme temperatures, and many domesticated guinea pigs are not well-equipped to handle harsh weather conditions or environmental stresses in the wild.

5. **Health**: Guinea pigs in the wild are susceptible to diseases, parasites, and injuries, and without human care, they may not survive long without proper medical attention.

In summary, while guinea pigs are related to wild species, they have been bred and adapted for domestication and rely on human care for their survival. It would be extremely difficult for them to survive in the wild without significant risks to their health and safety.

Rei needs me

she has her members, there is no need for you to step in!!

 

[fdonce]

she has her members, there is no need for you to step in!!

So i should give the cage to the members

 

[Moguri]

So i should give the cage to the members

yeah you can do that

 

[Selfmate]

So i should give the cage to the members

I would love to see a cage at a fansign lol

 

[fdonce]

I would love to see a cage at a fansign lol

I might need a very big cage, Moguri says Rei is much larger than she looks

 

[Selfmate]

I might need a very big cage, Moguri says Rei is much larger than she looks

she's like 170+ (or close to there no?)

 

[fdonce]

she's like 170+ (or close to there no?)

Yeah...but I have a theory they are just making it up in the official profiles to seem taller...

Moguri claims she is taller than every Twice member except Tzuyu I think...

I'll only believe it after I see them stand next to each other

 

[Selfmate]

Yeah...but I have a theory they are just making it up in the official profiles to seem taller...

Moguri claims she is taller than every Twice member except Tzuyu I think...

I'll only believe it after I see them stand next to each other

we all know twice are liars



(timestampped at 15.18)

 

[fdonce]

we all know twice are liars



(timestampped at 15.18)

Well need them standing next to Rei to see who is lying about their height

 

[Selfmate]

Well need them standing next to Rei to see who is lying about their height

all of the but tzuyu of course

 

[fdonce]

all of the but tzuyu of course

Apparently Rei is only a 2CM shorter than Tzuyu somebody is definitely lying about their height