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Sharks normally close their eyes when swimming toward prey, such as a bait ball. This is a good idea...most of the time.
Based on my "When predators collide" story.
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Posted by reliuskaiser 9 years ago Report
Tis a nice story.
Posted by miranda_dragon 9 years ago Report
I'm not sure if you mentioned it before, but the bit about the tracking device reminded me of the brief "mystery" here http://sploid.gizmodo.com/what-the-heck-would-eat-a-9-foot-great-white-shark-1586991095
Posted by Strega 9 years ago Report
Yeah, I heard about that. The prevailing opinion is that the shark in question was eaten by a large great white.
Posted by miranda_dragon 9 years ago Report
Yeah, they linked to the update in that article. It's the most plausible explanation.
Posted by TongueCuddlingLouse 9 years ago Report
This is amazing, you should really do more stuff with such underused animals in vore. A shame we don't see more from these awesome creatures!
Posted by Shyguy9 9 years ago Report
Pretty cool comic. I like the style you used for this.
Posted by 0Anesthetic4u 9 years ago Report
It's funny I know what site I'm on and all, but I actually had to research Whale Sharks for college last year... For an art class... Long story.
Their throats are only about an inch wide. Cant even expand enough to fit a particularly muscular arm. They eat small fish because they have to.
Again I know where I am, and I know how dumb what I'm saying must sound here.
Posted by Strega 9 years ago Report
I'm aware of that, but with a mouth that size someone's going to dra whale shark vore eventually. Maybe it's a mutant. 83
Posted by Gloom 9 years ago Report
OOoh yes. Always loved whale sharks for just this reason <3 Sweet comic!
Posted by Lucky 9 years ago Report
A very compelling narrative. <3
Posted by Bliss 9 years ago Report
"...fat on the whale shark's flanks"
uhh.... do whale sharks have flanks?
Posted by Strega 9 years ago Report
Would you prefer "fat on its fillets?" 83
Posted by Wolfy 9 years ago Report
Awesome to see some whale shark vore :D
Posted by soline 9 years ago Report
Would this be inspired by that documentary awhile ago about 'something' having eaten a great white and catching the people monitoring said shark completely by surprise?
Posted by Strega 9 years ago Report
Just the tracking device part. The rest was due to seeing a documentary in which a whale shark swam through a bait ball and me imagining what would happen if another pred swam in from the far side.
Posted by CekoSifonq 9 years ago Report
Nice idea to do such a comic. There isn't much whale sharks around in vore scenes. Yesterday I watched Queens of Langkasua, and I thing for the big plancton eating rays. They to are good for predators in some comic like this :)
Posted by Strega 9 years ago Report
In first edition D&D manta rays had a swallow whole ability that made it easier for them to swallow players than it was for any other swallow whole pred. Either Gygax didn't know how manta rays work or he didn't care. 83
Posted by CekoSifonq 9 years ago Report
In what game are they? I have only Dragonshard from the serie.
Posted by Strega 9 years ago Report
This was the original Monster Manual from first edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons. Circa 1977 or 1978.