Malevolent tongue

[Tervicz]

Am I the only one who wonders why the tongue is always portrayed as this tool of pleasure and comfort while in reality tongues are killers. Just let a cat or a cow lick you for a few moments and you'll know what I mean. So for writers and artist of hard vore: consider the tongue as a weapon which will rip off skin and flesh, pulverise prey into the upper palate, flay them alive before sending them down to a most painful end in the stomach.

[XDDX]

Human tongues aren't particularly good at rasping flesh off of bones but I do like it when a prey is crushed or suffocated by one ^^

[Ka-Atis]

I totally agree with this. Tongues can be so wonderful for mushifying prey, in several ways - rubbing, grinding, squeezing, ...

[preyitem]

Good Point. I had the honor of messing around with some Siberian Tigresses a while back (thru a fence, but contact with them was pretty liberal). I was warned point blank not to let them lick me in the same spot for any length of time, because their tongue would draw blood. Let them draw blood and their whole attitude towards you changes. You become an item on a menu in their minds, seriously.

I got licked once and it was like.....holy shit! Weapon indeed.

[Gamefox]

I've let cows lick salt from my hand and some of the greedy buggers liked to make sure they got all of it by pulling my hand into their mouth with their tongue. The best way to describe it would be a very rough surface on top of a slimy and very strong tentacle. One even tried swallowing my arm on more than one occasion and managed to suck it in just passed the elbow. I had a few red marks from the tongue and the teeth, so I know what you mean. If a micro were to be tossed around in there I can imagine the results would be a bit harsh if the pred decided to get a good taste of their prey.

[Surge]

Cat tongues are designed to scrape meat off of bones.

[AsherTye]

Love the idea of tongues coming into play, both for Hard and Soft vore. It adds a wonderful to tactile sense to the whole experience, both for predator and prey.