Noticing the Tundra's thin nature (especially the female version), I thought that they wouldn't have enough room for their internal organs, so I corrected their artwork the best I can.
Original Tundra:
[img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/722193639366983690/889242158975029268/dragon_23.png[/img]
My edit of the original one:
[img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/722193639366983690/889242016960114760/Untitled45_20210919150810.png[/img]
Noticing the Tundra's thin nature (especially the female version), I thought that they wouldn't have enough room for their internal organs, so I corrected their artwork the best I can.
Original Tundra:
My edit of the original one:
I may recorrect my art though.
I may recorrect my art though.
It's good to note that the wings can cover up a lot of the back, since they're not directly on the spine. Plus you'd be surprised what some real-life species can get away with. (I've looked at some dogs before and been like 'that all fits in there???')
It's good to note that the wings can cover up a lot of the back, since they're not directly on the spine. Plus you'd be surprised what some real-life species can get away with. (I've looked at some dogs before and been like 'that all fits in there???')
They are a bit thin yeah. but I still think there is room. They just happen to be built like a greyhound. :)
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They are a bit thin yeah. but I still think there is room. They just happen to be built like a greyhound. :)
I personally see them with deep chests that are obscured by the fur, not just straight tubes.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/6QCmsrc.png[/img]
[img]https://i.imgur.com/6EBYfV2.png[/img]
Like sighthounds!
[img]https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn-origin-etr.akc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/28171615/Greyhound-at-the-AKC-National-Championship.jpg[/img]
I personally see them with deep chests that are obscured by the fur, not just straight tubes.
Like sighthounds!
The original really doesn't seem bad to me. Like niceless said, there's plenty of sighthounds that have that size waist or smaller. I agree on the 'the visible bit isn't the whole of the waist' too - if you look at other breeds, particularly gaolers, f imps and m guardians (and think about bats, our closest equivalent) there's plenty of back past the wing membrane.
It's a fun thing to headcanon, but there's nothing wrong with canon!
(I imagine that winter-coat tundras are a lot pudgier - summer tundras aren't carrying much extra weight)
The original really doesn't seem bad to me. Like niceless said, there's plenty of sighthounds that have that size waist or smaller. I agree on the 'the visible bit isn't the whole of the waist' too - if you look at other breeds, particularly gaolers, f imps and m guardians (and think about bats, our closest equivalent) there's plenty of back past the wing membrane.
It's a fun thing to headcanon, but there's nothing wrong with canon!
(I imagine that winter-coat tundras are a lot pudgier - summer tundras aren't carrying much extra weight)
remember we have bee to show how much is hidden behind the wing!
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..which actually doesnt appear to be that much
remember we have bee to show how much is hidden behind the wing!
..which actually doesnt appear to be that much
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[quote name="Niceless" date="2021-09-19 14:07:48" ]
It's good to note that the wings can cover up a lot of the back, since they're not directly on the spine. Plus you'd be surprised what some real-life species can get away with. (I've looked at some dogs before and been like 'that all fits in there???')
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Oh yeah, for sure - many people are posting pictures of various hounds, and I happen to own a Plott Hound with a body shape not unlike female Tundras.
Reality is sometimes stranger than fiction.
Niceless wrote on 2021-09-19 14:07:48:
It's good to note that the wings can cover up a lot of the back, since they're not directly on the spine. Plus you'd be surprised what some real-life species can get away with. (I've looked at some dogs before and been like 'that all fits in there???')
Oh yeah, for sure - many people are posting pictures of various hounds, and I happen to own a Plott Hound with a body shape not unlike female Tundras.
Reality is sometimes stranger than fiction.
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...Bear in mind, dogs are primarily carnivores with some omnivorous tendencies. Tundras are strict herbivores, and therefore should have much more gut room for digesting plant material.
...Bear in mind, dogs are primarily carnivores with some omnivorous tendencies. Tundras are strict herbivores, and therefore should have much more gut room for digesting plant material.
[quote name="Direclaw" date="2021-09-19 14:47:09" ]
...Bear in mind, dogs are primarily carnivores with some omnivorous tendencies. Tundras are strict herbivores, and therefore should have much more gut room for digesting plant material.
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They'd also need vastly bigger wings to have a hope of flying...
Direclaw wrote on 2021-09-19 14:47:09:
...Bear in mind, dogs are primarily carnivores with some omnivorous tendencies. Tundras are strict herbivores, and therefore should have much more gut room for digesting plant material.
They'd also need vastly bigger wings to have a hope of flying...
