godzilla (east asian mythology and etc) created by hrelterskrelter
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A conprehensive list of animal genitals. May not be completely 100% but I'm always open for suggestions and to add even more. It was a doozy to make though lol.

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    Isn't the hippocampus a part of the brain or am I missing something?

    A suggestion I would add is the one of a drone (male) honeybee, although... it's got quite an odd structure.

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    birbface said:
    Isn't the hippocampus a part of the brain or am I missing something?

    A suggestion I would add is the one of a drone (male) honeybee, although... it's got quite an odd structure.

    Its in greek mythology i think its like a sea horse but an actual horse and yeah ill add it

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  • helter_skelter said:
    Its in greek mythology i think its like a sea horse but an actual horse and yeah ill add it

    I just wanted you to know I think your art and comment responses are gold. Stay awesome you beautiful artist! <3

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    knickknack said:
    I just wanted you to know I think your art and comment responses are gold. Stay awesome you beautiful artist! <3

    Awww thank you, i really appreciate it. I hope to make a career out of it someday<3

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    animter said:
    Which did you use as a source for the protogen dick?

    Just somewhere on this site, i think i forgot to add that in the sources lol

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  • birbface said:
    Isn't the hippocampus a part of the brain or am I missing something?

    A suggestion I would add is the one of a drone (male) honeybee, although... it's got quite an odd structure.

    The anatomical meaning of the word is derived from Greek mythology. The relationship between that mythical creature and the anatomical counterpart is a mystery to me, as I have not bothered to look it up.

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