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This week's Monstergirl Mondays is the urban harpy. Just shift your gaze skyward and admire the shameless bird pussy.
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Only just today realized - I guess harpies wouldn't have a belly button, would they?
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This week's Monstergirl Mondays is the urban harpy. Just shift your gaze skyward and admire the shameless bird pussy.
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Only just today realized - I guess harpies wouldn't have a belly button, would they?
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Evellon
MemberHarpies are some of my favorites monster-girls. They've got cool claws, warm feathers, are lightweight, can wear most clothes, can fly, and all the sexy bits are human.
I believe they would, or at least they should. Oviparous embryos get their nutrients from the yolk the same way viviparous get it from the placenta. Although the remaining scar is often barely visible.
TerraRaptor
MemberHuh! That's interesting, I hadn't thought of that. Wait would that mean basically *everything* has a belly button then? I always remove them from my scalies too.
Evellon
MemberI don't really know for sure, but at least most if not all vertebrates have or had at some point a scar from when they were embryos. It's just that it's often hidden by fur, feathers, scales or barely visible.
Harpies should have them tho, given their body is mostly humanoid, so same rules apply. A scalie probably wouldn't, but that depends entirely on their design and where they sit on the anthropomorphization spectrum.
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