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Everyone loves vore, but have you noticed when you browse art it's like, 50% of the times a foxie getting eaten? I guess I can't keep you from devouring us, but if it's about the art I'd love to see a little disclaimer the foxie survived the vore in the picture *churrs* you'd have our foxie love
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That's just a taste matter, some like the taste of foxies, and some don't it's just that when predators want to eat something unspecific it's almost always a foxie going down their throat. That just kind of irks me, so meaningless of a sacrefice.
They can eat and draw what they want, just foxies want some respect!
They can eat and draw what they want, just foxies want some respect!
I don't think it's anything against foxies specifically, :KD I mean, what percentage of furry art in general depicts foxes? I'd say it has diversified a bit over the years, but it's easily still around 25-35%. It's hardly surprising (and not a sinister conspiracy to feed all vorish preds foxes until they turn orange and can then be easily spotted and avoided)
that a good chunk of vore art depicts them as well.
:KD
that a good chunk of vore art depicts them as well.
:KD
I said it before kittie, I look at it another way. It's when an artist wants to draw Vore in a way and has absolutely put no thought in prey species, it becomes a struggling foxie going down the throa, just because we're the stock of the furres or something. I don't mind foxies getting eaten, it just loses its meaning if we are paid no thought whatsoever chugged down like that
*gives you such a look* you're adragon that doesn't go out a lot huh? Good thing I'm a bionerd, you need teachings
Look at cows, horses hippos and any herbivore that isn't a rodent or a rabbit. They have mass and a lot of it. It's because veggie matter takes a lot more intestinal works to break down before it can sustain you. Foxies and other predators are light because we need to hunt and such, our mass is mostly stringy and wirey muscle.
So unless it's the flavor or you like your prey fighting back you better eat herbivores drakie, they'll sustain you much better *pats that swollen gut*
Look at cows, horses hippos and any herbivore that isn't a rodent or a rabbit. They have mass and a lot of it. It's because veggie matter takes a lot more intestinal works to break down before it can sustain you. Foxies and other predators are light because we need to hunt and such, our mass is mostly stringy and wirey muscle.
So unless it's the flavor or you like your prey fighting back you better eat herbivores drakie, they'll sustain you much better *pats that swollen gut*
yesh go tell him he should eat other dragons *smiles*
that's not true though wolfie *massages your belly* whatever you digest gets broken down, what your body doesn't need ges out the other way. The nutrients you recieve are not in balance since you don't need that much calcium from the bones for example and not that much vitamin A from the liver they provide you, because those aren't used up as fast as say energy and protein from digesting flesh. And of corse, you can't really digest fur in such a way to ad it to your own. If you could, your fur would grow a LOT faster than normal eating your prey whole all the time
that's not true though wolfie *massages your belly* whatever you digest gets broken down, what your body doesn't need ges out the other way. The nutrients you recieve are not in balance since you don't need that much calcium from the bones for example and not that much vitamin A from the liver they provide you, because those aren't used up as fast as say energy and protein from digesting flesh. And of corse, you can't really digest fur in such a way to ad it to your own. If you could, your fur would grow a LOT faster than normal eating your prey whole all the time
oooo I doubt many have seen this one, but isn't it fair to eat some dragons in return? You have any idea how many foxes get stowed away in dragon bellies? Foxes raid nests of their eggs after all, a dragon's egg would be the biggest prize of them all! And it's not as easy as digging out a fox burrow or picking one off the ground
Oh I didn't go up that honor and nobility street. If I ask a dragon why they eat foxes it's because they're huge predators and foxes are either abundant or easy to catch or tasty whatever, it's natural for a dragon to hunt them. So then it's natural for a fox to raid their nests not out of revenge but because we need to eat too and a dragon egg can make a fox an omelet that lasts for weeks :D
oh no doubt there are big dogs on watch outside that pen, but the danger part of both a coop and a dragon's nest makes it exciting. Much safer and easier to go down to the store and get some plastic wrapped chicken breasts of course, I do so love to cook, but that won't address all the dragons that eat my kin.
Anyway I'm sure all dragons and foxes have their own diet they're happy with and I rather not kill sentient beings either just to get a full belly... Eating dragon eggs is just my answer to shoot down dragons taking pride having wiggly foxie tails and limbs sticking out from between their teeth. I have never eaten any dragon eggs that weren't given to me by their parents themselves anyway
Anyway I'm sure all dragons and foxes have their own diet they're happy with and I rather not kill sentient beings either just to get a full belly... Eating dragon eggs is just my answer to shoot down dragons taking pride having wiggly foxie tails and limbs sticking out from between their teeth. I have never eaten any dragon eggs that weren't given to me by their parents themselves anyway
awe and you're sucha popular and influential vore artist *smiles* could you please raise some awareness and add something like a little disclaimer in your pictures or description for me? Appreciate all those foxies that have been lost to the hungry bellies of your predators please <3 ?
apparently it's a common stereotype that foxes are completely submissive creatures because apparently they're on the lower end of the food chain.....
i'm sure someone already said this somewhere above this comment but i just needed to say it. and yeah i know i'm like super late on this one.
it's a shame that so many foxes are submissive...it completely throws people right the heck off when they hear that i'm more dominating than submissive, but oh well...
i'm sure someone already said this somewhere above this comment but i just needed to say it. and yeah i know i'm like super late on this one.
it's a shame that so many foxes are submissive...it completely throws people right the heck off when they hear that i'm more dominating than submissive, but oh well...
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