Jan 6, 2025
Kaya immediately regretted suggesting her first date be a stroll in the park during winter. Commission for joKen.
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Kaya immediately regretted suggesting her first date be a stroll in the park during winter. Commission for joKen.
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cow frogs. frog boys. idk.
The Great Green Yawn por Roeselien Raimond
Common frogs can leap up to 20 times their body length—imagine if we could jump that far! Little green acrobats of the pond.
What do you tend to do to the catbois and cat girls you lure into your coils?
It depends on the mood they and I are in, but if I were to give a more logic-based reason for doing it besides just wanting to hypnotize someone, I’d put them to sleep and then rest alongside them (or on top of them, etc.).
Us cold-blooded reptiles need heat sources at times, so cuddling warm-blooded creatures like catfolk is practically a necessity, especially in places like my urban burrow where the sun doesn’t reach. Thankfully, my gifts make hunting for such a cuddle buddy a breeze, and what better cuddle buddy than a cute, fluffy thing like yourself?
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Animal of the day: Southern green anaconda! (Eunectes murinus) The southern green anaconda is the largest, heaviest, and second longest snake alive today! It inhabits the jungles of South America, and interestingly, is considered an invasive species in Florida! These enormous reptiles have an incredibly slow metabolism, allowing them to go weeks without food. When one does catch food, it will coil itself around the prey animal, crushing it and then swallowing it whole! Image source: https://www.britannica.com/animal/green-anaconda
