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PSA: Humans, while edible, are an invasive pest! They also breed like rabbits. Therefore, if you run into some, you should try to take care of the entire nest immediately to help keep the problem from spreading.
I had a sudden, inexplicable urge to draw a taur today. And if I'm gonna draw a taur, I might as well draw a full taur. On another note, I seem to be on a kick of drawing preds who've eaten way beyond their limits.
I had a sudden, inexplicable urge to draw a taur today. And if I'm gonna draw a taur, I might as well draw a full taur. On another note, I seem to be on a kick of drawing preds who've eaten way beyond their limits.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Vore
Species Feline (Other)
Size 989 x 1280px
File Size 90 kB
Gosh I love this piece @//@ the flat front tummy but massive taur tummy, the happy swishin' tail, the clothes all around (taken off or burped up? who knows...)
I'm just curious if it's something fun for her or just a kinda 'civic duty', like picking up cans at the beach. Or maybe both >w>
I'm just curious if it's something fun for her or just a kinda 'civic duty', like picking up cans at the beach. Or maybe both >w>
Thanks! I'm glad you like it so much!
While multiple tummies are, of course, fantastic, and I know it's common for taurs to have sort of a "prep" stomach in their upper body and a "final" stomach in the lower one, I kind of like this idea for taurs where they actually just have one big stomach in the lower torso, and the upper torso just has a big long tube. So the stomach there only bulges out a little bit while prey are passing through.
Why not both? Something tells me that if she didn't enjoy it at least a little, she wouldn't be trying to cram that last one down her gullet even though she's so full.
While multiple tummies are, of course, fantastic, and I know it's common for taurs to have sort of a "prep" stomach in their upper body and a "final" stomach in the lower one, I kind of like this idea for taurs where they actually just have one big stomach in the lower torso, and the upper torso just has a big long tube. So the stomach there only bulges out a little bit while prey are passing through.
Why not both? Something tells me that if she didn't enjoy it at least a little, she wouldn't be trying to cram that last one down her gullet even though she's so full.
"Humans, while edible, are an invasive pest! They also breed like rabbits."
Statements like this make me think that all the nonhuman species in the universe must be looking at humanity as a whole and mistaking it for two completely different species (kind of like how some people mistake homing pigeons as being a separate species).
"No, no, it's fine." *pets a human* "This is a Homo-Weenie human. That's the harmless kind that eats kale and only has a mating season once every five years. It's the Homo-Duggar humans that you need to go at like black mold."
Statements like this make me think that all the nonhuman species in the universe must be looking at humanity as a whole and mistaking it for two completely different species (kind of like how some people mistake homing pigeons as being a separate species).
"No, no, it's fine." *pets a human* "This is a Homo-Weenie human. That's the harmless kind that eats kale and only has a mating season once every five years. It's the Homo-Duggar humans that you need to go at like black mold."
I wonder if there would be people who would argue about best practices? Like people who argue about whether cats should allowed outside or not. And of course there's be that insufferable know-it-all who would be like "actually, they're all the same species and the differences are superficial."
If they're even remotely like us: Very likely. Though I imagine the "invasive pests" camp will fall apart once they figure out the rates of gestation and maturity.
"How the fuck can they be invasive pests when it takes over a decade for their balls to drop?"
"Remember, help control the human population: Give all of your pets vasectomies and oophorectomies."
~Drew Bearey
"How the fuck can they be invasive pests when it takes over a decade for their balls to drop?"
"Remember, help control the human population: Give all of your pets vasectomies and oophorectomies."
~Drew Bearey
You know, chasing humans to gobble them up can be so wearyng and boring. On the other hand, they can be very naive... Why don't you try to trick them to get closer? (you can even pretend to be their friend until they're swallowed) I'm sure they won't notice all those gurgling and screaming sounds from your tummy ~
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