Anonymous commented at 2016-10-16 16:57:05 » #2034820

How will their offspring look like?

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Anonymous commented at 2016-10-16 20:11:51 » #2034888

Boris can't just draw dudes straight on, can he?

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MAtgS commented at 2016-10-16 20:56:09 » #2034908

Link's hardly been dawn straight in general.

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Anonymous commented at 2016-10-18 15:06:59 » #2035875

Finally! More Ruto and Link

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Anonymous commented at 2016-10-19 20:55:21 » #2036513

Hold on a sec, why does an oviparous species is producing milk?

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Anonymous commented at 2016-10-21 20:18:06 » #2037513

^ Because they have breasts, presumably

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Anonymous commented at 2017-02-10 02:03:59 » #2094563

Clearly Zora are not regular fish or amphibians. They wouldn't be the only species that developed "breast feeding" while not being a mammal. Pigeons being an example of a bird that produces milk as well as a Discus fish for a fishy example.
The method of breast feeding is odd though. Why two breasts (if not just for fanservice) if you lay many eggs? Normally the number of nipples is greater than the average number of offspring so that the mother can feed them all. By having two nipples and 12 eggs (that we can see on screen) the Zoras are producing more offspring than they can possibly take care of. If we looked at this not as a fictional character but as a real organism it would be more practical for Zoras to have 1 child like humans or have one breast with many nipples like dogs and cats.
But this is porn so....

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Anonymous commented at 2018-01-02 17:40:34 » #2198633

The Zora life cycle may be like actual fish, where they produce a lot of young but most of them die off due to predators and other factors. The young, child like Zora we see may simply be the ones who made it.

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