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Not to be confused with bogberries.

I thought you guys only grew carrots!
―Nick Wilde to Judy Hopps

Blueberries are an indigo-colored berry. They are a crop grown in Bunnyburrow and are also sold by street vendors in Zootopia.

Role in the Film[]

After Nick deflects all of Judy's attempts to arrest him for his Pawpsicle hustle, they pass by a street vendor selling fruits and vegetables. Nick swipes a handful of blueberries from the vendor's stand, tosses one in his mouth, and pockets the rest.

Later on in the film, while Judy and Nick are traveling in Judy's parents' pick-up truck, Nick discovers a basket of blueberries. He eats a couple, and then packs a handful in his handkerchief, while expressing his surprise that bunnies grow something other than carrots.

While Judy and Nick are attempting to escape Dawn Bellwether, after it is revealed that she is behind the string of Night howler sickness cases, Nick replaces the serum pellets in Doug's dart gun with blueberries in order to carry out an intricate ploy to gain information from Bellwether in regards to her plan.

Trivia[]

  • Nick Wilde is shown to have a love for blueberries, snacking on them in several different parts of the film. In real-life, foxes are omnivorous and will gladly eat fruits like blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, cherries, persimmons, mulberries, apples, plums, grapes, dates, and figs.

Gallery[]

Screenshots

Zootopia: As Told By Emoji

See Also[]


v - e - dObjects
Food
BlueberriesBogberriesCannolisCarrotsDonutsJumbo-popPawpsiclesSunflower Soda
Vehicles
Doug's labFinnick's vanHopps Family Farm truckJudy's meter maid cartJudy and Nick's police carRainforest District gondolasZootopia Express
Weapons
Carrot penFox repellentMuzzleNight howler dart gunNight howler serumTame collarTranquilizer gun
Miscellaneous
Dancing with GazelleEucalyptus caffeine pillsJeweled acornNight howlersZootopia Police badgeZootopia Transit Authority


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