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Tags: Accidental vore ambiguous prey ankylosaurus Anthro Anthro Pred apologetic pred BBW pred Belly Brachiosaur brachiosaurus Breasts Chubby Compsognathid cryolophosaurus Detailed bulges dino girl Dinosaur dinosaur girl dinosaur pred F/? Human Human Prey long neck neck bulge Nipples Pachycephalosaurus Saichania Same Size sauropod Scalie scaly pred sinosauropteryx Sketch Stomach Stomach Noises Stuffing Stygimoloch Swallowing
Bunch o' rough stuff because I had dinosaur tummies on the brain and paleontology is cool as shit.
Big boy bonus points if you can name the particular dinosaur after which I modeled each girl.
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Posted by RG9812 4 years ago Report
Lovely dino girls
Posted by ChaoskampfNunc 4 years ago Report
Dino girls are good girls~ Absolutely love that broto gal, long necks are the best <3
Posted by LadyMorri 4 years ago Report
I'll accept this challenge. From left to right, top to bottom: Ankylosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Brachiosaurus, A dromaeosaur of some kind? Maybe?, and Cryolophosaurus.
Posted by Voulge 4 years ago Report
Pretty close! Brachiosaurus and Cryolophosaurus, spot on. Saichania was actually the ankylosaur I had in mind, but those two are super similar so I can't fault ya there. Bottom left belongs to a different family of small theropods. And finally in an effort to check my facts, I realized that Stygimoloch, the answer I had in mind, is actually the same creature as Pachycephalosaurus, so that's right as well!
Posted by LadyMorri 4 years ago Report
Ooh, let me just throw out some names for that one I got wrong then... Troodontid? Ceolophysid?
Posted by Voulge 4 years ago Report
Not quite, somewhere between those two. Though, to be fair, it could pretty easily pass for any of your guesses.
Posted by LadyMorri 4 years ago Report
Hmm... nah, I'm at a loss. You win :p
Posted by Voulge 4 years ago Report
Compsognathid was what I was going for, Sinosauropteryx to be exact. Anyway, thanks for reminding me that my knowledge base on dinosaurs is like a decade out of date by now. Back to Wikipedia I go