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I just really like the idea of the smalls having their own tropical vacation land they can go to whenever they want, I just really like tropical locales in games.

(Feel free to ask any lore questions below!)

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Solido Naso

What's in the broccoli surprise, besides broccoli, ice, and the surprise of finding out the mystery ingredient(s)?

Vinuscar

Do the smalls have other vacation ranches not the tropics? A camping ranch, a ski ranch, an inner city shopping spree ranch?

Bob Bob

I feel like water would make small tora smell like wet dog, do they have to roll around in sand like chinchillas to get clean?

Captain Blackwood

If we have a tropical resort for Small Tora, is there a Winter Lodge for them too? Where they can enjoy warm cocoa and play in the snow?

Sledgehammer

One day small Cedra will ponder and find out the origins of the statues. Perhaps they date to the time of the first friendship of small Tora and tomatora

Aaron Moore

What is the biggest fish ever caught? Also Big Fluffa and Beefsteak enjoying some sun and drinks looks awesome.

SuuSuuka

I feel a disturbance... the next post will be cacciatora in a slingsuit

Kairu_Kilofski

I want to go to the Ranch, the Ram Ranch, where there will be 18 naked Toro's in the showers.

Bigsmile

Does Big Fluffa fly fast enough to let Small Toras jet ski in BF's wake?

Kekada

Can we visit small cedras holiday villa? I will bring hand made baked goods

joseph_cri

I have a question, is there any place like Japan on the planet?

Legionary153

This is so incredibly cose, if I ask nicely can we see more art of The Tropics and Toras enjoying well earned vacations?

Bees of War

I have been so busy this week but have kept all the ones with the bees in pinned tabs so I can conveniently look at them and smile at any time of day I've read that there are several species of semiaquatic bees that inhabit the Torabbean islands who can dive underwater thanks to a special hydrophobic coating on their hairs. When they emerge from the water, they remain perfectly dry. Similar adaptations found in the Tomapagos Islands were first described by Torals Smallwin