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Instead of a proper Valentine's Day piece (which I am never doing btw) have my Grace OC's that no one asked for but that I am still posting here anyways!! /silly
That.....seems bad? Definitely not normal.....
At Pride Ring Hospitalā¦.
Doctor: *giving Alastor an ultrasound*
Adam: *anxious* So whatās going on?! Itās not likeā¦ ten babies in there right?!
Doctor: *laughs* Oh course not! Thatās ridiculous.
Adam: Phew.
Doctor: Itās just the one baby. And everyone is going according to schedule.
Alastor: Pardonā¦ but Iām only three months pregnant at most. Why do I look like Iām further along.
Doctor: *looks between the two men and then at the record* Ohhh okay I see whatās going on. This is the first time of pregnancy youāve experienced!
Alastor: Firstā¦ type?
Adam: Lady I know how babies are made. What other kinds of pregnancies are there?!
Doctor: Well I suppose you wouldnāt call this āpregnantā so much as you would use āgravid?ā
Alastor: Gravid??
Adam: You meanā¦ like a bird?
Doctor: Precisely! *turns the monitor around and shows both Alastor and Adam the semi-calcified egg inside of Alastor*
Alastor and Adam: *dumbfounded*
Alastor: Thatāsā¦ inside of me? It looks massive!
Doctor: On the contrary, this egg is only measuring around 6 inches at the moment. And judging by the measurements of your abdomen, itāll be between 2 to 3 pounds.
Adam: Why is it an egg?!
Doctor: Sometimes genetics is strange. Youāre a bird sinner.
Adam: I was an angel!
Doctor: Well birds have hollow bones and itāll see need time to incubate. Around 4-6 months by my estimate.
Alastor: You seem rather calm about this doctor. Is this not your first avian-style pregnancy?
Doctor: *laughs* Of course not! Iāve tended to many of the Ars Goetia! Theyāre all birds!
Alastor: Ahh. That explainsā¦
Doctor: Well this is actually better for you health wise. Your egg is a good size and you may actually lay this week!
Alastor and Adam: So soon?!
Doctor: Normal birds take 24 hours at least to produce an egg. This is normal. And donāt forget you have to incubate the egg. Keep it safe and warm until itās ready to hatch.
Adam: Ohā¦ *looks at Alastor* Looks like chicken will be off the menu for a while, huh?
Alastor: *starts to laugh since it hit different before he starts crying*
Doctor: Seems like pregnancy hormones still remain with the mammals even if they are laying an egg.
EEEEEEEEEEEEE one of my O. asellus girls is gravid!!!
This won't be the first batch of G1 babies in this group but this is the first time I've gotten to look at a gravid female under magnification!
For the request thing, maybe a small bird full of big egg :3
theres 2 maybe more egg in there!
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Because my partner hates it when I make inaccurate jokes, I found a mantis that I think is gravid (full of eggs).
But it is far funnier to say that she's "pragnutt."
Gravid is an adjective that describes an animal that is pregnant or carrying eggs. The term is most commonly used in the biological sciences to describe the state of being pregnant, but it can also be used metaphorically to describe a sense of fullness or weightiness.
The word "gravid" comes from the Latin word "gravare," which means "to make heavy." This reflects the sense of weight and fullness associated with pregnancy or carrying eggs. The term has been used in scientific literature for many years, and is commonly used to describe the reproductive state of various animals, from insects to mammals.
In addition to its biological usage, "gravid" can also be used metaphorically to describe a sense of heaviness or weightiness. For example, one might describe a situation as "gravid with meaning," indicating that it is rich or full of significance.
The use of the word "gravid" in English dates back to the 16th century, when it was first used in medical literature to describe the condition of being pregnant. Since then, the term has become a standard part of the scientific vocabulary and is widely used in biology and related fields.
In conclusion, "gravid" is a versatile word that can be used to describe both the biological state of being pregnant or carrying eggs, as well as a sense of fullness or weightiness in a metaphorical sense. Its history and etymology reflect its association with the idea of weight and heaviness, and its continued use in scientific literature attests to its importance in the field of biology.
(Shiny Lapras anon) - So, I just accidentally walk in on the two shiny Lapras just snuggling up together happily. In my region, signs of a gravid Lapras tend to show earlier. So, the same signs are there, just happened earlier. Oh, and she did test positive for the presence of a baby girl via live birth. The soon-to-be parents are just so happy!
Aww! They sound so sweet!
I wonder if the baby will be shiny. It's an uncommon trait even with two shiny parents