Posted by IvesBentonEaton 7 years ago Report

I haven't checked the math, but it seems about right.

With a human rate of digestion, a lot of it would be wasted, of course. Snakes manage it by taking longer and having a digestive system that can adapt to a sudden large meal faster.

(If she tried to digest a meal that large without chewing in the same amount of time, the biological energy needed to digest something that large that fast would probably boil her abdomen, if not flash-fry it, but that's the risk you assume when you do same-size vore.) :P

Even so, snakes occasionally die when they swallow a meal too large for them to digest fast enough: dead bodies rot over time, and if it rots before the snake can digest it, the toxins and gas produced is generally fatal to the snake.

Science is fun! :D

Posted by Modern45 7 years ago Report

Yeah, same-size vore is totally fictional risky. And in fact nutritional value is lower because of not 100% efficiency of energy transfer, lots of undigestible matter would just be disposed of as feces.

Posted by jun1337 7 years ago Report

Snakes also have much lower energy requirements than warm-blooded creatures, so all else being equal, a human would use up the calories provided by a meal of a given size relative to their body mass much faster than a snake would.

Posted by Furanz 7 years ago Report

There were dudes on /d/ talking about this for ages, were you one of them?
Either way this is fantastic, I really hope this accurate because this really is fascinating!! Art is adorable as well!
Mad props on this, mixing science and vore in a neat comic, it's a brilliant idea and you're the first to do it, I think!

Posted by Modern45 7 years ago Report

>were you one of them?
Nope, I've been on 4chan only one or two times. 4chan is not popular in my country :)

Thanks =)

Posted by Furanz 7 years ago Report

Haha, just an odd coincidence. They were also calculating how long it'd take to digest a whole person, how much energy they'd give, how much fat they'd turn into etc.
Looking forward to seeing more from you!

Posted by Kasra 7 years ago Report

Science!!

Posted by MidNightOwlArt 7 years ago Report

I’ve learned so much!
Who know Vore can be so educational ^__^
Thank you for making this i always wanted something like this to show up one day!

Posted by Modern45 7 years ago Report

Thanks ^_^

Posted by Xaxtern 7 years ago Report

I don't think I've seen this sort of thing before. Very, very interesting.

Also wouldn't mind seeing more of her.

Posted by Modern45 7 years ago Report

I guess I should also lit light on other aspects of vore. Emma can be handy there :)

Posted by linthia 7 years ago Report

That was really interesting ! And the art is just even more appealing, I especially love the first page, she looks like she just wants to eat him quickly ! And this last drawing of her stretching as she is digesting, I don't know why but I love it !

Posted by Modern45 7 years ago Report

Glad you liked it :3

Posted by Manubestofplus 7 years ago Report

Very nice! What does science say about about the length of digestion? :D

How long would the stomach take, how long in lower belly?

Would love to get more details on the efficiency of the process too. Emma makes a perfect host. For science!

Posted by Modern45 7 years ago Report

Actually I'm thinking to run a small comic series, so efficiency etc could be a theme for the next one :)

Posted by Gold_King 7 years ago Report

Mmmm...I wanna fuck that science experiment.

Posted by Bright 7 years ago Report

Nice pose at the last bit.

Posted by TimeToRun 7 years ago Report

Man this was awesome ! A funny series and your learn a lot form it and vore ofcoures. I love how orignal this is with the science and stuff. I must say tho that i like science alot my self, so that is probably a big factor why i liked it so muchts.

Hope to see more of your creative ideas agian !

Posted by Modern45 7 years ago Report

Thanks, maybe I'll expand this series for a few more pages :)

Posted by CryptidDrono 7 years ago Report

Science!

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Posted by crufl 7 years ago Report

this is a good series. Thank you for making it.

Posted by NagaRelic 7 years ago Report

Science plus a fetish...
I was not expecting to learn when I got online tonight... Not complaining though

Posted by Qtoy 7 years ago Report

Does the energy loss across trophic levels factor into this at all? As little as 10% of energy is preserved at each layer of any given food chain, and this continues as a food source gets further from primary producers. Is that accounted for in this situation or is it an irrelevant factor?

Also, I really love the nonchalant attitude of the subject and the depiction of her belly. Something about those things really does it for me.

Posted by Modern45 7 years ago Report

No, it's just about energy in one organism - how much it gains and how much it wastes.
Glad you liked it :)