Oh Bother!

Which one of Eyeore's Pals Has his Tail?

Click on the one of the pictures below to find out!

Eyeore's Tail Poll

Who do you think stole Eyeore's tail?

Winnie the Pooh
Piglet
Tigger
Eyeore
Kanga & Roo
Christopher Robin
Rabbit
Owl



Current Results

Pooh loves to eat honey. Could Eyeore's tail have gotten sticky and icky in one of his honey pots?

Piglet loves to gather acorns. Could he also have gathered Eyeore's tail and baked it into a haycorn pie?

Tigger loves to bounce over muddy puddles. Could he possibly have dropped Eyeore's tail in one?

Eyeore loves to count his thistles. Could his tail have fallen off in the thistle patch?

Kanga and Roo love to pick flowers. Are they using Eyeore's tail as a decorative ribbon to hold the bouquet together?

Christopher Robin loves to fly kites. Is he using Eyeore's tail as the string?

Rabbitt loves to pick carrots. Did he pick up Eyeore's tail on mistake?

Owl loves to read books. Is he using Eyeore's tail as a bookmark?

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