Anyone else have a better explanation?

Could be anything, really, depending on how reproductive structures work in this world. Given her lack of secondary anomalous characteristics (odd or slightly misshapen physical characteristics, unusual coloration, etc.) it would stand to reason that the predator would be an ungulate like a sheep. The rub of this theory, however, is that there are no ungulate predators, or at least none that are alive in this era.

It's,the same reason she has forward facing eyes, can't have a major character look inhuman because OTHERWISE HOW ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO RELATE HUH

man that shit really went downhill fast didn't

Meant for

I can't help but think of this

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Draw more packstreet Weaver you fucking hack

I've done a lot of thinking about the way the Zootopia world operates, how it moves and how society within it functions. Weaver's done far more than I have and I respect a lot of his extrapolations, especially since he tries to stay as true to canon as he can.

For instance, his theory that society still operates in archaic "pack" and "herd" mentalities on an individual level makes a lot of sense to me, and would itself explain parts of Bellwether's behavior. If we were to assign human psychological conditions onto the behavior of animals, then a group of prey insulating themselves in tight-knit social groupings would likely find themselves drawn to a very insular way of thinking, a very "prey good predator bad" line of thought since that, essentially, is the reasoning for herds to exist in the first place. If Dawn Bellwether grew up in such an environment, then she would have a very anti-predator mentality from a very early age.

Nah. I'm canceling the series.

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When the fuck do we get a Tangled-tier Zootopia TV show Disney, you fucking hacks

Now I have a funny picture of a little bunny obliviously wearing a red scarf and gulping himself as he gets surrounded by bunch of tall, wolf women.

Degenerates.
Sequel fucking when?

Imagine him getting yanked on the ears and held up becuase he's wearing red jewelry too and the Wolf women calling him a dirty little bunny for walking around dressed like that

At least do more cute remmy

>"Oh ho, what have we here, ladies? Looks like we've got a poor little bunny who's lost his way."
>"N-now ladies, hold on a minute, I-I-I'm not into that kind of thing. I m-mean you're all extremely attractive, but I'm just not-"
>"Ooooh, playing hard to get, huh? Don't think you're fooling anyone, cutie, that scarf gives you away."
>"My sc...what? Oh no no no, you've got it wrong, my Nana made me this scarf! It's chilly out, that's all!"
>"And that ring? Your Nana make you that, too?"
>"It's my class ring! I-I wanted a color that would...make me look cool..."
>"Hahahahaha! Oh my goodness, you are just too precious! Ladies, should we treat our little friend here to a drink?"

Answer me or I swear to God that I'm gonna vote for a commie tomorrow.

>man that shit really went downhill fast didn't
What? the 10/10 that is going to get a sequel eventually

Step further; an oblivious little bunny wearing a red scarf with a black chain belt/necklace he was guilted into taking out of the back of his closet (a well-meaning birthday/Christmas present), somehow finding himself surrounded by a bunch of tall wolf women flattening there ears back.

Zootopia 2 is no doubt on hold as long as there is such massive anti-police sentiment being pushed by the media unless they completely retool the movie to have nothing to do with police (which is not impossible)

Nick and Judy leaving the force to start their own PI agency?

Fund it

Make it about Nick and Judy confronting police corruption.