Which creature do you think needs more predators?

[Iter]

It really doesn't matter what kind they are.
I'm just curious what you guys think about this.

[Speedyblupi]

Do you mean predators to eat that creature, or predators that are that creature?

[wolf127]

Giraffes and Pelicans. Both excellent in their own ways.

[Ignoreme79]

I'd like to see more middle of the food chain preds in vore. like mice or otters. Foxes are some of my favorite preds, but there is a ton of that. I just feel those creatures who are not at the top of the food chain make more interesting preds

[HungryOnMain]

Axolotls! They're an underrated amphibian!

[Borealis]

I'd like to see more middle of the food chain preds in vore. like mice or otters. Foxes are some of my favorite preds, but there is a ton of that. I just feel those creatures who are not at the top of the food chain make more interesting preds

Agree with otters. When put through the anthro treatment, they're often shunted into the prey role but they can easily make very effective preds.

In fact, for this thread subject I'll just expand on this and say that I think mustelids in general are extremely underrepresented as preds. And I've always found that rather odd, as an animal they have such a sleek and predatory build, and are very effective hunters in their niche in RL ecosystems.

[Iter]

Do you mean predators to eat that creature, or predators that are that creature?

What I mean is more along the lines of predators that are that creature, heh.

[GastricAztec]

Cheerleaders would make good Giantess predators

[coop500]

Werewolves, not like... anthro wolves or giant feral wolves but like, ACTUAL werewolves they're so rare

[sweetladyamy]

Honestly, I don't see many fairy predators. I mean, there is a tiny representation of fairies being predators, but easily missed.

To be fair, fairies in general are very predatory by nature, if mainly by mindfucking their intended victims.

[GastricAztec]

I’ve been trying to think of a way to word this without sounding like a perv. I think teenage girls in PG-13 comics depicting non-fatal vore swallowing shrunken guys is something that is under represented. The shrunken guys survive either by the girl drinking syrup of Ipecac, having a neural stimulator target the portion of the human brain that induces vomiting, or a small space warp device so a second girl can reach into the first girl’s stomach to retrieve the captive without hurting her.

There are kids cartoons with vore and there are hardcore adult films with it, but there doesn’t seem to be Giantess vore catering to teenagers. My goal is the make comics and graphic novels dealing with teen giantess vore.

[Komodorazor]

If we are talking real life predators I would say that eels would be one predator that needs a bit more spot light. For fictional, I would have to say Critters from the Move franchise "Critters".