• TotallynotJessica@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    So 4 people a year? That’s not very many, especially since most animal attacks happen on humans who enter the animal’s natural habitat.

  • Uriel238 [all pronouns]@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    5 months ago

    So if I’m reading this correctly, there are people who sexually fetishize being torn apart by crocodiles. They have their own subdivision of Rule 34 art featuring sex and gnashing crocodiles. They have social media chatboards where they share fantasies and exchange roleplay tips, and where to buy sweet stuffed animals and play props, and rate versions of Godzilla and Lake Placid. They go to social munches where they snack and talk about the delight of getting torn apart by crocodiles and size each other up for dating. They even get together in play trists where they role-play as crocodile and victim, often ending in impassioned rutting.

    And when someone can afford it, they buy transit to Queensland (at a rate of one person every three months), go there, evade animal control and crocodile management and sacrifice themselves their desire, throwing themselves among the Queensland crocodiles to get torn to pieces.

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      5 months ago

      i’m a furry who’s into vore and this isn’t far off from the truth

      apart from actually doing it ofc. we do not actually want to die irl. also usually ppl write/draw/roleplay being swallowed whole rather than getting torn apart (digestion optional just sitting in someone’s stomach for a while and being let out can be pretty hot too), although being torn apart (known as hard vore) is definitely a thing

  • ThoranTW@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    The absolute tonal whiplash from Katter when he says “But I ain’t…” is always a bit jarring