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TechZeroPyro [2012-04-07 09:30:22 +0000 UTC]

Somebody tie that lady's tubes.

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Go-Tee [2011-11-06 04:35:03 +0000 UTC]

Huh... kind of harsh...

I guess Fairytale Child Services just got tired of trying with her, eh?

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The-Bloody-Bishop [2011-05-25 01:12:42 +0000 UTC]

Er, from a biologist's point-of-view, this is kinda confusing. I mean, yes, the very idea of vore is in of itself a biological quandary, likely to be impossible (forgetting the whole distended gut factor, how can Wolfette's stomach not digest Red, and how can she go without food? Where does Red's waste go; wouldn't Wolfette's stomach be there to digest it? Surely there has to be SOME type of waste; those kids couldn't have all competely absorded by Red, nor could they have all been spent as heat energy? And etc. and etc...). But how exactly can the kid's sheep mother produce so many offspring while also spending time caring for them?

I mean, there's largely two types of sexual reproduction: one where the parent(s) produces a large amount of offspring which each have a low chance of survival but given their large numbers still carry a good chance of themselves reproducing, where the parents spend little energy for caring for their youth and where the parent typically dies shortly afterwords. The other type of reproduction involves the parents producing only a few offspring in their life time, where upon birth they then care for their offspring until the offspring can care for themselves, also failing to show much interest in further reproduction until their offspring has left the nest (the mother's desire for sex is quite out of place); sometimes they may even live in a family unit for the rest of their lives, expending much energy into caring for their offspring, including protection. Love isn't essential to this motherly instinct to protecting one's young; its simply protecting your genetic investment for the future.

But this sheep mother seemingly reproduces with the benefits of both forms of reproduction with none of the costs: she's able to reproduce massive amounts of kids and spend a large enough energy in them that they grew into prepubescent children, but she's also able to continue reproducing even after each new large batch of kids, however expensive that must be; she doesn't come into much risk of harm or death by keeping her kids around (she doesn't even show much motherly instinct, utterly failing to protect or even avenge her offspring once they're in danger/after they die); she shows much interest in having sexual intercourse, even at the detriment of her current offspring (even though she has previous experience that they often die when she fails to protect properly as she does by trying to get laid); and her life span seems none the worse for it. It breaks all the rules and reasoning behind how animals behave before and after reproduction and even the length of their life spans.

I know that this is simply a comic and that I probably shouldn't take all of this so seriously, but I just needed to say something about it. Such inconsistentices are bound to occur when dealing with furry characters, especially if they are also vorephiles and if their creators aren't familiar certain aspects of the actual biological creatures the intend to be fusing together and depicting. Keeping all these questions in was killing my inner scientest. I don't expect you to have any of these answers (if you do, I'll be very surprised indeed). But, if you could, please invovle another similiar situation in your next comic, if you plan on it. I know I may have likely pissed you off by being so damn anal-retentive about this whole thing, but I do like vore that makes me ask more questions than usual vore does. It's such a rare occurence that I could mark it by a calender.

So, yes, please start the next comic real soon please, okay?

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Dragon-Warrior-3000 [2011-05-24 19:04:46 +0000 UTC]

Wonder how many kids she has by this point?...

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