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Akela goes fishing

By Dustmeat,
posted 17 years ago Traditional Artist

As anyone who owns an aquarium can tell you, fish love fingers. Commission.

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Viper45 ~viper45

Watcher

17 years ago

LOL.

Trendane ~trendane

Voice Actor

17 years ago

Awwww!! He likes you!

akelavincent ~akelavincent

Fursuiter

17 years ago

Still love this! Thanks for posting!

Super-Fluffy ~super-fluffy

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

Ha! Awesome!

SteelDragonFist ~steeldragonfist

Digital Artist

17 years ago

It looks like the fish is going "fingering"!

FurCrew ~furcrew

Photographer

17 years ago

this is my jack dempsey's preferred method of greeting
scares you pretty good if you're not lookin' until you realize a rubbery mouth is not as menacing as he would have you believe

ChrisSawyer ~chrissawyer

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

This fish must be a christian hater.

Dustmeat ~dustmeat

Traditional Artist

17 years ago

Christians taste better!

speckled-paws ~speckled-paws

Traditional Artist

17 years ago

At least it wasn't a pirana

Orca1 ~orca1

Writer

17 years ago

Reminds me of an old home video I saw where this woman is leaning over the side of a boat and this huge Tarpon lunges up and noms like half of her arm in one go before turning loose. (For those of you who don't know, a Tarpon is a kind of saltwater fish that usually grows about 6 feet or so in length and is a prized target of sportfishing.)