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Internal Naga Anatomy by ~sugarpeep:iconsugarpeep:

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Submitted: September 13, 2004
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Here we've got the guts of the critter. Digestive, respratory, circulatory, nervous, and reproductive systems of a naga. I tried to make this as accurate as can be given the circumstances but.. I had a ton of trouble trying to find the anatomy of a female snake. I guess, according to science, only male snakes exist. -.-;

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~starglo21:iconstarglo21: Sep 13, 2004, 9:53:29 PM
Very awesome. I've seen all kinds of muscle structures and guts for the typical things like dragons and griffons, but never a naga. Figures that the texts would only have male snakes - I guess they're obsessed with those hemipenes...Seems like you spent less time on the brain and the head in general than the rest of it.

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~sugarpeep:iconsugarpeep: Sep 13, 2004, 9:55:27 PM
Yeah. I had all the parts from the shoulders down done and was like 'Yay! I'm done!' Then I realized the poor thing had no brain..

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*drakered:icondrakered: Sep 14, 2004, 5:40:46 AM
Very nice work :) That is one HUGE stomach.

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~sugarpeep:iconsugarpeep: Sep 14, 2004, 10:05:32 AM
Well some naga can unhinge their jaws and in any case they all should eat quite a bit of food as they are rather large creatures. I also tried to line up the big gap in the hip/ribcage with the 'second' stomach because that's where most of the larger hunks of food could be stored without inhibiting movement.

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~Orahlith:iconOrahlith: Sep 14, 2004, 1:07:44 PM
The stippling on this is particularily impressive. I would recomend definatly lableling the organs. Probably with numbers and a key, so that the area around the organs doesn't get crowded.
*drakered:icondrakered: Sep 14, 2004, 2:03:30 PM
Looks like you put a lot of thoughts into this. ^_^

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"Take a fork and fluff it!"
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~sugarpeep:iconsugarpeep: Sep 14, 2004, 6:54:51 PM
Yeah. I figgured I'd just post an updated version later, putting a few details into the brain, labelling the organs. And your idea about a key is pretty good. I might go through with that. :)

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~celticblack:iconcelticblack: Sep 15, 2004, 4:53:02 AM
The same as I said before with the skeletal system, it's really amazing how you managed to fit both human and snake systems together so well. Really great job. ^_^

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`GoblinQueeen:iconGoblinQueeen: Oct 6, 2004, 12:41:00 AM
Wow, it's like looking in a biology textbook, and that's a very good thing in this instance ;) Looks well thought out and nicely detailed :)
~sugarpeep:iconsugarpeep: Oct 6, 2004, 12:34:15 PM
:D That's what I was going for!

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