u/LADY_KNIGHT669

+ Speculative hunting method for some species of mosasaurs

Forgot to post it here

Kind of artwork too but whatevs

When I set up the terrarium for my pill bugs, I noticed small, white millipedes, so I researched whether they could pose any risk. The research said they were a small species that feed on plant roots, etc. Great, so no problem for my pets. BIG MISTAKE Because the damn millipede grew and turned out to be a different species. It's far from gigantic, but I'm still worried, especially since I have a pregnant isopod and I don't want the babies to become dinner. So, this second invader could pose a risk to my isopods and my snail; which, incidentally, is also an intruder?

Guess who's obsessed with pirates again?

Don't even try to tell me it's a matter of style. You can very well follow your own art style while drawing an equally correct anatomy for a certain animal. Like, girl, it's called a >>DORSAL<< fin for a reason! Not to mention it looks ridiculous. It looks like your shark has a crest. It makes it look like a dinosaur. And I understand you wanting to give your character a long, chubby tail, but is there a way to do that without it looking like he has a whole fish shoved up their ass??? Am I the only furry here who cares about basic animal anatomy?? And this isn't a personal attack on anyone in specific, it's an attack on everyone who chooses to draw anthropomorphic fish in this way. I'm not asking you to draw in the style of Shark Tale, I'm just asking to be less ridiculous and a little more original.

I don't like to lay down the law, especially when it comes to artistic expression, but these anatomical messes really annoy me.

Some of you may have already seen these drawings on Pinterest, TikTok, or even the official Discord server; in fact, I posted them there back then. Now I'm posting them here because I still really like the result.

She's single

Well, he obviously has a spike on his tail. Since he appeared out of nowhere, I'm a little apprehensive; I don't know if he could carry any diseases (even though he's never been outside the terrarium) and also, he's just a baby. It probably came in an egg hidden either in the substrate or in the moss i bought.

Yes, that's the terribly evil and dangerous invader that invaded my isopod tank. How scary!

Well... it seems our neighborhood arachnid isn't in a condition to answer you guys... But we have six new candidates! Go ahead, ask them anything! They don't bite... sometimes.

Eu só me fodo nessa merda