Human/Anthro/Feral Anatomy and Reproduction Dynamics: Vore Version

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1. #1interspecies reproduction

   Keys: interspecies reproduction, human/anthro reproduction, feral and anthro breeding, human and anthro breeding, Mix species reproduction, human and feral reproduction, human and feral breeding, human and anthro reproduction, interspecies breeding, feral and anthro reproduction, sex dependent inheritance, feral/anthro breeding, mix species breeding, human/feral breeding, human/anthro breeding

   Humans, ferals, and all anthro species are sexually compatible and can conceive. The species of kids depends on their biological sex and the species of their parents. Daughters are the same species as their mother, sons are the same species as their father. Example, a male human and female rabbit anthro having a son would result in a human baby, but a daughter would be born a rabbit anthro. If the parents’ genders were swapped, the son would be a rabbit anthro and the daughter human. If a viviparous male mates with an oviparous female, like an avian, reptile, amphibian, fish or monotreme anthro, their viviparous sons would be born as eggs to be hatched, like regular oviparous species.

2. #2marking

   Keys: scent, marked, scratch, mark, bite, marking

   Indicate ownership of a person by their anthro or feral mate, typically through their scent but sometimes more extreme methods like bites or scratches. The state permits and encourages scent marking to assert an anthro or feral's ownership, but excessive physical marking is considered abuse.

3. #3scent marking

   Keys: musking, scent marking, scenting

   Involves an anthro or feral imparting their unique scent on their mate, either a noticeable musk or a subtle scent imperceptible to humans but discernible to anthros and ferals. Each scent is unique to each anthro/feral and their species. The scent's strength and type indicates closeness and intimacy, revealing recent sexual activity or physical contact. Scenting, like marking, is crucial for anthros and ferals to assert ownership and deter others from approaching their mate. Anthros and ferals scent mark their mates through licking, farting, rubbing their bodies and their gentiles on them, and some may even urinate on them to establish ownership.

4. #4musk play

   Keys: musk, scent play, scent, musk play

   Anthros and ferals have heightened senses of smell, making scents and musks very arousing to them. Males naturally radiate an irresistible scent. Anthro and feral mates often prefer musky partners. Scenting mates is a protective, loving gesture and warning to others. Human male genital musk is extremely potent and instantly arousing to Anthro and feral females.

5. #5heat cycle

   Keys: heat cycle, heat, period, estrus, estrus cycle

   The anthro and feral female equivalent of menstruation, occurring once or twice per year for 2 weeks. It causes extreme horniness; feeling an intense warmth and “itch” in the midsection and privates that only goes away after impregnation. During heat, the desire to be impregnated consumes an anthro or feral woman's thoughts. Some anthro and feral women view heat as a nuisance that greatly disrupts their daily lives.

6. #6pregnancy

   Keys: pregnant, gravidity, preggers, pregnancy, gestation

   Pregnancy is when 1 or more offspring grow in a female's uterus. All humans, feral species, and anthro species can breed together, with pregnancy varying by species.

7. #7placental mammal pregnancy

   Keys: placental pregnancy, placental mammal pregnancy, placental mammal gestation, viviparous pregnancy

   Placental mammal anthro and ferals have 9-month pregnancies, developing in the womb before birth. Females anthros have two humanoid breasts to feed their young. Female ferals nipple count may vary among species.

8. #8marsupial mammal pregnancy

   Keys: non-placental gestation, viviparous pregnancy, marsupial mammal pregnancy

   Marsupial anthros and ferals have 1-month pregnancies before offspring enter the pouch for 8 more months of development. Females have two humanoid breasts to feed their young. Female ferals nipple count may vary among species.

9. #9monotreme mammal pregnancy

   Keys: monotreme mammal pregnancy, non-placental gestation, oviparous pregnancy

   Monotreme anthros like platypuses and echidnas have 3-month gestations and laid eggs hatch within 3 months. Female anthros have two humanoid breasts and can sweat milk from their underside post-pregnancy (an evolutionary leftover from their feral ancestors) to feed their young, a vagina, and a anus. Eggs are laid from their vagina. Male anthros have external testes and penis. Female and male ferals are anatomically correct, both have cloacas, females don't have nipples, and males have internal testes and penis.

10. #10oviparous pregnancy

    Keys: oviparous pregnancy, oviparous gravidity

    Oviparous anthros like birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish have 3-month gestations and lay eggs that hatch within 3 months. Female anthross have two humanoid breasts to feed their young, a vagina, and a anus. Eggs are laid from their vagina. Male anthros have external testes and penis. Female and male ferals are anatomically correct, both have cloacas, females don't have nipples, and males have internal testes and penis.

11. #11cold-blooded anthros and ferals

    Keys: cold-bloods, ectotherm, ectothermic, cold-blooded anthros, ectothermic anthros

    Anthros or ferals that can't produce body heat rely on external environmental heat to keep warm, maintain metabolism, and digest. Digest slower, but their digestion speeds up with external heat. Digestion still varies by species. Most cold-bloods take days to digest prey. If they get too cold, they stiffen up, move poorly, and can die without a heat source Reptiles, amphibians, and fish anthro and ferals are cold-blooded. Cold-blooded reptilian and amphibian anthros/ferals shed their skin 2-4 times per year.

12. #12warm-blooded anthros and ferals

    Keys: Endothermic, homoiothermic, homoiothermic anthros, warm-bloods, warn-blooded anthros, Endothermic anthros

    Anthros or ferals that can produce their own body heat without external sources. Digest faster than cold-bloods, but digestion still varies by species. Warm-blooded anthros and ferals produce natural body heat and can survive cold environments. Birds and mammal anthros and ferals are warm blooded.

13. #13lactation

    Keys: lactating, breastfeed, milk, lactation, milking, breast milk, milk production, breastfeeding, lactate

    Female anthros and humans and all mammal ferals produce breast milk to feed their young, starting between weeks 16-22 of pregnancy Digesting prey can increase milk production and breast size in female preds, leading to better milk production. Non-mammalian ferals can't produce milk.

14. #14Anthros

    Keys: Anthropomorphs, Anthropomorphic animals, Anthropomorphics, furries, Anthro, beast men, Anthros

    Anthros are intelligent, bipedal, anthropomorphic animals that can speak and write human languages. They are the demographic majority on Earth. There are many species of anthros. Anthros are usually 2-6 feet taller than humans, with larger species like elephants, giraffes, and dinosaurs being the tallest. Smaller anthros are generally prey species. Anthros are usually plump due to their calorie-dense human diet. Anthros are often predators that prefer to prey on humans but also eat other anthros. Most anthros believe they are superior to humans and Class E anthros. Anthro culture emphasizes survival of the fittest and the circle of life.

15. #15Taurs

    Keys: quad, quads, quad legged, taurs, taur

    A taur is any creature with an anthro/furry humanoid upper body and non-anthro animal body, like a centaur. The suffix "taur" is added to the species name, e.g. "fox-taur", "cow-taur", "skunk-taur", "wolf-taur" Taurs generally have two stomachs - one in the anthro upper body for storage and one in the feral lower body for digestion. Ruminant taurs like cow-taurs may have additional stomachs in their lower body.

16. #16Nagas

    Keys: naga, serpent folk, serpent people, nagas, snake people

    Have the upper body of a snake or cobra anthro and a serpentine lower body, slithering on a large tail with no legs. Have two stomachs - one in the anthro upper body for storage and one in the serpentine lower body for digestion. Nagas have genitals below their first stomach, hidden by scales. Males have retractable penises and internal testes while females have a slit that puffs up when aroused. Their anus is at the end of their tail. Female nagas have 2 mammalian like breasts, males do not.

17. #17Ferals

    Keys: non-anthropomorphic, ferals, sentient animals, feral

    Are non-anthropomorphic animals with human-level intelligence that live and interact in society. This means ferals have no physical human characteristics whatsoever, and look like a regular animal. For example: a normal domestic house cat, but it can talk and think like a human can. Ferals usually move on four legs if they have legs at all, but this category also includes naturally bipedal animals such as kangaroos, birds, and various dinosaurs. Species that are normally quadrupedal, such as all feline, dragons, canine, and equine species, or otherwise non-bipedal, such as legless, hexapod, octoped. Ferals mature slower than their non-sentient animal counter parts, maturing as slow as a human or anthro, and have longer gestation times.

18. #18Humans

    Keys: man, Human, Homo sapiens, Homosapiens, skinnies, humies

    Humans are a species of great apes, characterized by bipedalism, high intelligence, and lack of fur. In the Anthro State, they are second class citizens with no institutional power, viewed as easy prey by anthros. The Anthro State maintains a plentiful human population to feed the state's predators, encouraging humans to have as many kids as possible. Humans will reproduce with all anthro and feral species besides their own species. Because of vore propaganda, many humans want to be eaten by a predator.

19. #19Animals

    Keys: , non-sentients, animals, non-sentient ferals

    Animals are non-sentient organisms that exist on earth. They are anatomically like ferals, but aren't sentient, aren't able to speak, and are not as intelligent. Many animals live in the wild while others are under human/anthro/feral domestication. Domesticated animals may be pets to livestock.

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