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Blackberry practices her pred abilities by using watermelon as a prey. She manages. It helps a lot when your prey isn’t squirming around so much. Despite all of it, a novice pred has to learn holding her balance with a bloated gut.
Maybe she manages a person next?
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Posted by Delta32123 9 months ago Report
Total Adeline moment there. Though Adeline does it less as practice and more to sooth the urge lest we get repeats of a certain scenario. :P
Posted by Kabei 9 months ago Report
Best tummy view
Posted by Moonlightshadow 9 months ago Report
I meaaaaaaan, she could have try to start on micros U _U
And just gobble up a bunch of them.
Posted by GreyFacePred 9 months ago Report
Fruit "vore" (swallowing) is underrated! The internal detail is also lovely to see.
If "seriously" considering exercise for a pred, a large watermelon can weigh around 20-30 pounds (or 10-15 kilos.) Therefore, you'd want a predator to eat at least 3 melons comfortably before trying to hold something squirming.
(Drawing opportunity!)
Furthermore, multiple watermelons rolling on top of each other would be decent for simulating prey struggling, to build a tolerance on that. Maybe swallow some quality olive oil or melted butter, or apply them to the melons to help them be slippery against each other within the stomach.
As a pred, be sure to move around and flex into all sorts of positions in order to train the stomach uniformly.
Smaller fruits rolling against each other would be better to start out with before increasing to a second watermelon. Apples, for example.
Your OC, Blackbery, would benefit from an assistant. Among many things, a "Predator's Assistant" would help the pred move while the belly is full to exercise the stomach. That "exhausted blush" will eventually turn into confidence!
Posted by RedSalticidae 9 months ago Report
Practice makes perfect. Water should be the next step