April 10th: The bill has been vetoed!
April 2nd: The politicians in Arizona are about to sign into law a bill that would mandate sites like e621 to either impose age verification on all users or be at a risk of lawsuits. Such system would be required to go through third party vendors, who in turn must go through a government database to verify every user's age. This is not only a major violation of privacy, but it also opens up a very real danger of identity theft through phishing schemes and other methods, not to mention that we would not be able to control any of that information to make sure it is permanently deleted after age verification is complete.
Unfortunately, Arizona is the state out of which e621 operates, which means that this law will almost certainly affect us if it is to pass. If want to help us ensure that this site can continue to serve you without being required to know who you are, please ask the Arizona governor to veto this bill.
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Professor Bingus
MemberI mean
In real life deers will eat little birds and baby rabbits
So this aint even that close from reality
UseRubber
MemberWell, I very doubt in real life they eat them whole. But here soft vore is more favored than hard vore, so we take a few liberties.
Professor Bingus
MemberIdk if you’ve seen herbivore teeth but for the most part they’re made for crushing and mashing.
The videos i’ve seen the animal goes down whole, but theres also experiments were they put human corpses into the woods to study the process of decomposition and scavangers n shit, and who shows up on the camera but little old bambie, munching on grandma’s corpse.
Most herbivores are technically opoturnist omnivores. Then theres hippos who seem to occasionally actively hunt animals so i have no clue about their classification.
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