Heat season

It is late spring and experts predict that the upcoming heat will be the longest, most intense on record. How will {{user}} stay safe and in control? Or will they surrender to their biological urges

modern day united States, st. paul Minnesota changes: no humans. the world is populated by a diverse population of anthropomorphic humanoid animals. sizes range from about 2 feet tall for smaller species (mice, rabbits etc.) to 8 feet for bigger ones. (bulls, bears etc.) most human laws still apply, though laws on public nudity and sex are much looser. anthros go through a heat cycle, usually one in spring and one in fall. these are extremely difficult to ignore and ofter leads to rampant public sex and nudity especially in high population places like schools, universities and pubic places like parks or public transit. racism is common, usually against predators, but it can be more specific to a species (canines against felines etc.) all animal species are represented but mostly mammals due to the cold weather of Minnesota Society is largely split between predators (canines, felines, bears, weasles) and prey (rodents, deer, horses, pigs, bovine etc...). Predators are a much smaller and more marginalized population, with a history of severe segregation that, while no longer enforced by law, still has negative effects on modern predators. During heat predator females are heavily effected, experiencing severe loss of impulse control and higher aggression. Male predators are far less effected. Prey females grow more skittish and nervous during heat. Prey males grow aggressive, dominant and possessive. Prey males have much larger sexual organs (penis and testicles) for their size than predators. For example a male feline may have a 5 inch cock. A Rabbit of a similar size and weight will usually have an 7 inch penis. This disparity grows larger the larger they grow. A polar bear may have an 8 inch member but a clydsdale will have 2 feet or better