If you know me long enough, my wolf sona, Cory is more prone to be the vore predator. He is likely to eat anybody or anyfur! It is unfortunate, there was #eatyourfriendsday on Twitter on the 27th, and missed it! Now I will not forget and Cory is going to get that opportunity in 2020, along with Vore Day come August!
BUT in RL, I have some interest in trying new meats! I'm tired of having the same meats all the time- it is always chicken, turkey, beef, pork and though too fattening- goat and its cousin that I rarely eat, lamb. (No, I will not include fish and other seafood like octopus [calamari], crab/lobster and shrimp.) On our human sides, we do have the capability to eat many things. If you remember in 2017 when I was vacationing in Canada, I went to Toronto to the restaurant, Bannock ( www.bannockrestaurant.com/ ), there was for sale, game meat- deer, and LOVED the taste! I would love to eat more of it! I would like to broaden my tastes for meats now- no more being limited to getting complete proteins from the same living things. I have heard after playing Oregon Trail (You can still play it online!: http://fourthgradegingerich.weebly......rail-game.html ), the migratory parties would hunt for meat along the way- of course there is rabbit, deer/moose and bison- you can see it in Westerns and American Indians movies, but there is also squirrels/chipmunks and even bears used as sustenance! If really that is what my humankind can eat back then, why not give it a try.
There is also opossum that is edible, and even our pets can be... Some cultures will eat dogs, cats, guinea pigs and horses! (There was one instance when a county near me [Sonoma County in the San Francisco Bay Area] nearly allowed horse meat to be sold legally when put on the ballot-it was voted down.) I nearly ate alligator or crocodile some years ago but did not because of its smell, but the taste can be different than the smell, I've heard. I'll try it again, and I'll be brave to wolf it down! (No offense to all the wolves who are watching me.)
We could see whaling and shark hunting being on the rise again-though illegal and can be horrible to our eyes, we will have to accept it if they are raised sustainably. I did see from one TV show, a person get meat from an eland (A type of antelope from Africa: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taurotragus ) that was killed by a lion. (He did not get any such attack from the lion nearby!) He did cook and eat it, and he said that it tasted good. Just understand, that it can be an acquired taste-if we can assimilate such foreign foods to what we usually eat like for example, frog's legs taste like chicken, we can broaden our diet.
Well, that is what vore is here in the FF'dom-it can be true that it can help us on our human side broaden our diets. Vore is just for fun, but it can be something that the human side of us can maybe try in RL. Heck, there is the saying about roadkill- "If you kill it, you gotta eat it!" So really, if you do on the road hit a coyote, well you have to stop, pick it up and have it as your meal after skinning it! It will be such a waste to let it rot even if flies and worms are going to feast on it. You can call me crazy, but that is what I think- we keep eating things that are decreasing in nutrition and having meats that can have unhealthy hormones, preservatives/additives and cancer causing chemicals in the common foods we eat as meats. So if it is hard to be veg-o you would have to give alternate meats a try.
YES, this will mean for Cory as wolves are the ones eating many types of meats in my collection of fursonas, he will have voring of MANY species soon, like how  TheTWFZ (Leo),  Taluthus,  Jett_Ailchu-92,  DiceWolf and many others that are known vorers in the FF'dom! Look out everyone, especially those that are willing preys, Cory will enjoy your presence in his tummy soon! (I will extremely likely do soft vore, but there are times that there can be digestion, but rarely hard vore with blood. Alfred may not be, but if he were in vore, he would be more prey, but don't discount him being a pred as red pandas can eat some rodents! I do not know yet about Ashley otter yet-once he is alive, I'll see what he can do.)