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Tame Camp is a special campground in Africa where visitors can have sex with or possibly be vored by all kinds wild African animals: lions, hyenas, cheetahs, leopards, honey badgers, rhinos, elephants, buffaloes, antelopes, gazelles, and more.

Tame Camp consists of a dozen connected campsites, each far enough from the others that a screen of vegetation offered some privacy. The animals at Tame Camp aren't really 'tame'. They just knew what they want, sex, and that they don't need to hurt people to get it.

The way things work at Tame Camp is simple, an interested animal wanders in, generally at sundown, and showed themselves at campsites until someone was interested.

Tame Camp is a place of truce; the animals visiting the camp do not harm eachother or the tourists, at least without consent.

Most tourists come just for sex with the animals, but some come to feed themselves to the animals. If a person offers, an animal will happily swallow them whole. The animals don't understand why people offer themselves as a willing meal, but they are happy to accept.

There are rules. If someone reists, stop. If someone does not resist, consent is assumed. This applies to sex and vore, but once an offer is made, it cannot be retracted.

The animals come to the camp to have sex with tourists and eachother. They also come to relax, because the camp is a safe place, because of the truce. The animals that visit Tame Camp are unusually intelligent.