Little white cephalopod doodles
Added 2022-03-09 15:05:59 +0000 UTCright to left for comic!
This humanoid actually has one of the strongest beaks, and it’s quite large too! doesnt really have much of a tongue? Largely a thick lower palette, reinforced and ridged. They also have smaller teeth in the back (as you can see) those are actually grinded down molars, though they keep regrowing, he always is eating very very hard foods, there always in use to grind the food. they also have “Teeth” down the throat to further rip it up. A very strong stomache acid level, and overall reinforced internal organs to handle crushed, fractured, and splintering bones. Also like raw food? this and many other cephalopods eat a raw diet of meat. Shellfish included. So they also are good against rotting, diseased food. They themselves will not get sick or even carry some of the diseases that follows putrid food. Though not always, they can be carriers of some that are lethal to humans or less adapted individuals. Overall, kinda dangerous? Friendly though!
you can see young version of the humanoid, shuck an oyster (turned it sideways to fit the mouth) and spill a bit. He’ll eat the shell too but they like that as a treat for later.
Comments
At first human, but they realized that they weren’t after they started feeling pain in their jaw, the teeth started to malform into something else. He was a late late morph, though he’s still mostly human. I might draw it for funsies
Nine Number
2022-03-10 04:56:04 +0000 UTCIs the other person a human or also a cephalopod
Asena
2022-03-10 04:53:47 +0000 UTCThey are not born with teeth, so they do have a teething period! If they were a nervous chewer they’ll likely eat gum? But also if the texture of bone is preferable, just lightly gnawing on really really hard rocks, as not even bone can beat some rock strength! If they chewed on a pencil, it’ll disappear, and they accidentally swallowed wood again. Unless your handing out ironwood pencils, maybe just consider a friendly rock to eat (preferable a very dense and hard one)
Nine Number
2022-03-09 16:50:10 +0000 UTCAre your cephalopods born with teeth (the molars not the throat ones) or is there a teething period? Also, what would one do if they were a nervous chewer? Is there anything they can't break so easily but can just gnaw on like a pencil?
Circusofink
2022-03-09 16:46:51 +0000 UTC
