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The Food Chain - Snakes By blackpaladin -- Report

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Tags: Animal Bones in scat Casual vore Digestion Disposal Feral Feral Pred Human Human Prey imprints Maw Mawshot Post Vore Scat Post-Vore Scat Scat pile skeletal bulges Snake Snake Pred

When it comes to vore few creatures are as iconic as snakes. Many trips to the zoo have ended with a snake having a full belly.

Note : Snakes can actually digest bones as pointed out below in the comments.

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Posted by RandyBigNate 2 years ago Report

Do you think snakes are big enough to eat Nagas or Centaurs?

Posted by blackpaladin 2 years ago Report

Snakes can eat almost any humanoid without much difficulty.

Posted by RandyBigNate 2 years ago Report

Yeah. Mind if you draw a snake eating a naga?

Posted by blackpaladin 2 years ago Report

I may in the future depending on how busy I am. Thanks for the suggestion.

Posted by RandyBigNate 2 years ago Report

Thanks!

Posted by CopyCat981 2 years ago Report

The part in the end is wrong. Snakes can digest bone though I'm just saying if you want it to be somewhat realistic. You can add bones to it if you want.

Posted by blackpaladin 2 years ago Report

thx

Posted by Marty1000 2 years ago Report

From time to time some crumbled pieces of bone can pass through the digestive tract. And your snake here ate three students at once. So it's no wonder when they are not totally digested :-)