#fish eater

[tumb857nobinbox]

So yeah, this is Gloria but in the OK KO AU that @kaiokincaid11 created. She helps a lot of fishermen and works part time at a sushi restaurant. She was mistaken as a sea creature explaining why she has a bunch of scars on her. Her hair can change when she goes in the water, and she LOVES to eat sea food, fish, crab, lobster, and shrimp! So look out she will go full shark mode on them.

[edgescience]

Spinosaurus has popped up once again. Yeah, as fragmentary as the critter is right now, lots and lots can still be debated. Or perhaps that’s because it’s fragmentary. I continue to grow weary of the spinosaurus discussion just as I have with anything regarding tyrannosaurus. But since everyone loves these titans of pop culture and science, I feel like I have to at least try to talk about them.

[noir-poetography]

Osprey

© 2021, James Blatter

[eda11y]

Leptotilos Javanicus by maringantobing1489

[nukapooka]

Some more university work for this semester, This was apart of my Keyframe illustrations about Pinocchio being eaten by the dogfish. Thanks to Ned Rogers (an amazing artist and lecturer) For helping me out, i learnt so much.

[thestalkerbunny]

I don't remenber so i wanted to ask, is there any multiheaded species (is that the right word?) In induction?

None that I know of...well

I take that back, there is sort of one possible species (outside of celestial angels) that can have multiple heads. Universally, the Community calls them 'Chimeras'. They are artificialy made by magic users for purposes as being body guards, servants, adoptive children or replacement lovers-you name it. They're usually cobbled together from human and animal parts-possible having multiple limbs or heads. Think Frankenstein but on a budget. They often don't have glamours to hide from the discerning human eye and often times will go feral as some are susceptible to rabies unlike a lot of monsters and sometimes makes a big problem to keep the community discrete. There are a lot of rules and regulations in regards to having Guardianship over a Chimera.

There is a sub genus of Chimera known as 'Fish Eaters' and they really began to pop up during the 1920s under the creation of a woman named Mimi Dregwood

This is an old drawing of one of her loyal servants-a Fish Eater known as 'Vive Vidar' and is the earliest concepted form of a Fish Eater that would be modeled for later Fish Eater designs. Fish Eaters are much more advanced Chimeras-while a common Chimera can sort of parrot back words and actions and emotions; Fish Eaters are problem solvers, logic thinkers and capable of successfully passing Turing Tests.

It's like how a random Bird can make the noises a human makes to make it seem like they understand vs. a african grey who can problem solve and have conversation.

[thestalkerbunny]

The Record Collectors. Another species of 'Fish Eater'. They're a group hive mind of around 3 dozen that works efficiently as pack hunters. They have a fondess for records. They've been mostly found in clearings in the woods where they've set up an old victrola and play records, often sort of standing in a vauge implied circle and swaying back and forth for hours.

[thestalkerbunny]

My hand can't quite do the justice that the image my brain creates. But I do know the Fish Eater has this sort of long boney face.

Fish Eater, the friend who lives in your basement and leaves at night to go eat bad people and make your neighborhood a safer place for your kids to play in.