Ragebaiting my fat dog? More like master baiting my fat hog!!!!!!!!
❗️Great Hog is displeased by this.
The kingly pig looks taken aback by this statement. “You claim to be ‘baiting’ our kind?.. A master of it, no less - after all the trust we hsve placed in you?”
- Your relationship with the Hog Society 🐖 is now Unfavourable.
i think ive rambled about it before but i’d like to imagine he does like makeup but forgets to wipe it off if its on his eyes.
i dont draw it a lot though. lol
Anonymous asked:
Hello Charlie! Happy new year! I saw something interesting at my local aquarium, and I was curious if you could give me some insight? There was a large tank that housed both pincurchin and pyukumuku, and it looked like pyukumuku was patting/touching pincurchin with its projection of innards? Is that safe? What does a pincurchin even feel like?
while pyukumuku primarily use their innards for hunting or fighting, they can also use them to communicate and generally check out their environment! their innards have tons of nerve endings, and pyukumuku actually have really fine control of how they move. provided the pincurchin doesn’t mind- which it doesn’t seem to, given that it didn’t zap the pyukumuku- it’s totally fine. if the pincurchin felt endangered at all, it would send a stronger electric charge. pyukumuku and pincurchin tend to get along well together in tanks, so aquariums will often put them in the same tank.
pincurchin always give off a very slight electric current from their spines. it kind of tingles. the pyukumuku may well just find the feeling enriching!
