What did fluffies look like early in development? A possible clue is the presentation of a particular chromosomal abnormality, often reported as “jellenheimer foals.”
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This reminds me of an idea I had for a substitute for formula. Genuine bottled fluffy milk. How is this milk acquired? Not from normal mares, of course! That would be inefficient. From genetically engineered wetnurse fluffies!
Specially designed fluffies meant to have almost all the energy they consume go straight to milk production. Since they’re not meant to ever be revealed to the public, no resources are wasted on giving them fluff, functioning limbs, or anything beyond fat storage and milk production.
They’re hairless, blind, deaf horrors that spend their lives with tubes down their throats for food, and up their ass for shit. No one knows if they can talk, as the tubes go down the throat a good week before they’d hypothetically be able to.
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It looks like either a oven baked foal or a deep fried foal
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That pot belly looks dangerous. Contents under extreme pressure?
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una vez vi a un peruano comer cuy frito o conejillo de indias y lucia igual a eso
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Looks tasty!
I would recommend deleting this as it probably violates site rules even if it is food
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what the fuck
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Looks like a fucked up red puppy. I love it!
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sorry
I’m imagining almost an amorphous globosus except with teats and oral/anal ports.
Just making sure you dont catch a ban for something stupid
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What the … ?!
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I figured it was time to switch out the default avatar. I used my recent very cute and normal art. https://fluffy-community.com/t/the-cherub-idkman-fluffy-subspecies-contest-entry/
It looks like something out of an addicts fever nightmares after a month long binge on the most powerful psychedelic drugs known to mankind.
It’s a good representation of a Jellenhimer or Jellenhimer adjacent critter but as far as Jellenhimers goes the classic blob design remains my favourite.
That being said it was a good idea on your part to take the concept and make your own version of the little red abominations. I would like to see more, especially how your version of the Jellenhimer interacts with common Fluffies.
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Thanks! I’m looking forward to potentially using this in future art or stories.
My friend, I appreciate you have joined the ranks of those of us who truly understand the horrors of the realistic jellenheimers!
