#bird pred

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Sebastiano the Bird diety and a willing human sacrifice .

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Object vore concept (inspired by @miniaturemallow recent art)

A giant avian/harpie/bird pred that eats entire statues or even stone buildings if possible. Because birds eat rocks to help break down food in their gizzard, and a big birdie would need even bigger rocks!

[thealmightyemprex]

Davi: Eu vou te comer(I am going to eat you)

Davi has shrunken a fox tenant who he is gonna eat up

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I have a request! How about a pred that somehow convinces their prey to give themselves willingly to the pred to eat knowing that it’s a fatal situation. Whether that’s hypnosis or the pred convincing the prey to accept their place in the circle of life I’ll let you decide. I imagine this with a big size difference. Thanks!

Content: owl pred, mouse prey, soft vore, digestion, fatal vore, minor excretion (pellet, I'm too much of a nerd to ignore that lol)

On silent wings Houston flew above the starlit fields. The silver sliver hanging in the sky hardly gave off any light; a perfect night for him to hunt. 

A rustle down below caught his attention. He tilted his head one way and the other as he circled the area far above. It wasn't hard at all to pinpoint the poor rodent's location.

With the slightest tilt of his wings, the owl descended. His wide loop soon became a straight dive. His prey's heartbeat pounded in his ears and moments later there was a shrill shriek as his talons wrapped around that small furry body. A few powerful strokes took him back into the night sky. 

He made his way back to the hollow he called home and dropped the stunned critter onto the edge of his nest. The light brown field mouse lay limply for a few moments then scrambled to its feet and bolted for the back of the hollow. Houston hopped after it, letting a sharp talon land just above its tail to pin it where it stood. A few small squeaks of exertion escaped before it twisted around and clutched at the claw, trying to move it. When that failed, it cried out, "Please don't eat me!"

The owl tipped his feathered head, large yellow eyes boring into his prey, "Whoo?"

The mouse rolled its beady eyes, "Oh fine play dumb and tear me apart then!"

He gave the uppity rodent a peck between the ears, plucking some fur. He could hear each fiber tear from the follicle, a soft sound above the continuous thud of the poor thing's heart. "I simply couldn't believe a scrap of prey like you would dare speak out against an apex predator like me. So, who are you to do so?" He slowly lifted his claw up.

Immediately they scurried forward, but had now reached the seamless back of the hollow with nowhere to go. It clutched its tail to its chest and sat back on its haunches. Its ears and whiskers quivered terribly, but it made a noble effort to speak, "W-Well I'm a living creature, just like you! I have a right to live."

"But so do I, do I not?"

"I mean yeah, but that doesn't depend on the ending of my life!"

Now he tilted his head the other way, almost upside down; it was a delight to hear every tiny sound seemingly shift in space with each movement of his own head. "Sure it does. I need energy to love same as you. Do you argue with the grass and trees as you take their seeds and fruit? Do you consider the other animals you chase from your lands?"

"Well, no, but that's still not killing them."

"It could one way or another. Now, do you propose I don't kill you and simply take a part of you? Perhaps a leg or your tail?" He nipped at its forepaw, scratching it with the tip of his beak. That earned a yelp. "Hmm? What's wrong now? Isn't this what you want?"

"No!"

"Oh would you rather it was not you whoo was eaten, but instead your wee offspring? End the lives of your own seeds?"

"Oh that's even worse!"

"Yet it's what you do to the plants to survive."

"But there are so many more," it pleaded desperately.

"There are hundreds, if not thousands of mice out there too! Whoo are you to step from the circle of life? Whoo are you to be exempt?"

"I… I don't know," it flopping down and quivering. "Maybe you should just eat me," it wailed. "I'm far too proud to make it in this world."

"I'll say," Houston hooted with a small measure of amusement. "If you're so sure that you want to serve your place, that you want to give yourself over to me for sustainable, then alright."

He pressed his foot against their narrow chest, wicked pointed claws curling around the rest of its body. That heartbeat picked up once more, fluttering at the ribs containing it. He leaned in to take the first bite, only to hear, "Wait! Just wait. Um, could you maybe spare me the pain of being torn apart."

Houston considered, not responding with words. Instead, he flicked the morsel into the air and caught them in his beak. His little tongue pushed at their body, feeling the heartbeat that fluttered inside his head. It was rare for him to take prey like this, swallowing them down still squirming and alive. 

For its part, the mouse didn't plead or struggle very much at all. It couldn't completely relax of course, and its legs kicked reflexively against Houston's throat muscles as they squished him down. 

While the little mouse slid into his stomach, the owl got comfortable in his nest. His night's hunting had been successful, he got a small conversation, and now a little belly rub for his trouble. 

Indeed, though it had given itself over, the mouse couldn't help but writhe as the owl's weak acid ate away at its flesh. Each convulsive movement massaged the inner walls, which only made them flex against the unfortunate food all the more.

As Houston dozed off, his stomach was hard at work, taking in all the nutrients from his little meal. Once the mouse had given as much usefulness as possible, what little remained traveled onward into the gizzard. Within that muscular organ the rodent's bones and fur was packed together. It felt like no more than a hiccup around midday for Houston to be rid of the remnants of his prey. It wasn't much of a burial, but that was the way of life for these creatures. 

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For a request tiny prey mermaid/mermen being scooped and snatched up by a feral pelican or a pelican-like pred? Mouth pouches tho. Unwilling? Idk if you’d call it fearplay if it’s a feral pred that got hungry. Anyway thanks I like your writing :)

A pair of mermaids and one hungry pelican.

Content: implied fatal, soft vore, mouth pouch, bird pred, mermaid and merman prey, fear

Alice nestled closer to Nathan, her tail circled to fit against his. His strong arm was around her and they floated with their faces to the sky. Through the thin water above them, they could see a brilliant sky speckled with stars. They admired the cosmic glory above, pointing out constellations that they noticed.

They spent all night like that, close to one another and enjoying the view. Alice fell asleep at one point, but Nathan didn't mind terribly.

When the sun began to rise, they were both awake. The fiery orb cast stunning colours across the sky as it climbed above the horizon. The pair of merfolk admired it with glee.

However, their delight was cut short as shadows passed overhead. Some sort of flock was passing above. That could be incredibly dangerous for the little fishy people.

Before they could even begin to swim away, a bill plunged into the water and scooped them up! Alice screamed and Nathan rushed towards the light that was quickly shut out as the pelican closed its beak. This left them trapped in the water that filled the flexible mouth pouch which sagged as the bird soared through the air.

"Nate," Alice sobbed, "We have to get out!"

"You think I don't know that? You could at least try to be helpful," he snapped. He turned his attention back to where they were held and tried to swim at the upper portion of the beak. Alice watched, heart sinking as she saw him try and fail. She looked around, searching for some way out. She swam along the walls of the pouch, tiny hands pressing against and sinking into the tough skin as she tried to feel for any sort of escape. if anyone had been watching, they would have seen small hands push and trace along the entire circumference of that water-filled pouch.

Once she had made a whole circuit, her hope began to fade more quickly. She swam back to Nathan and hugged him. He was panting from all the charges at the tightly shut beak.

While she clung to him, the pelican landed on an eroded fencepost. The pouch portion of its beak was full of water and wobbled to and fro from the birds movement. It shifted its wings a little to get settled. Once satisfied, it tilted its head forward, draining out the water.

The merpeople within tumbled downward as water flowed from a small crack between the parts of the bill. They tried to swim in resistance, but that movement soon turned into frantic flopping around. Their tails beat against eachother as they scrambled to do anything except what they were doomed to experience.

Now they tumbled back along the almost bouncy pouch of the pelican's mouth, little imprints of them becoming briefly visible as they flailed and fell into its throat. A single swallow was all it took to bring them down. They would never again see the delightful vistas of the ocean or sky above, reduced to nothing more than bird food.