Shed! Ryugasaki-san - Ch. 104

[MangaDex]

 

[winterume]

uwooooogh, tying the knot soon

 

[Pouco-chan]

Mother just wants to get rid of her weird son as soon as possible~

 

[MawMaw]

aight the way this chapter start with ryugasaki hearing the dude hungry stomach (and thats because she got pushed by the mom last chapter) is too fucking funny for me for some reason

 

[Percivalen]

Can't wait for the dad to appear and be jealous that his son could get himself a lizard girlfriend.

 

[Hacete]

The wasp's existence felt so natural that I read past his dialogue as if it was part of the ongoing conversation 😂

 

[anideki]

Mom approved, sasuga.

 

[AlmondMagnum]

If they married, would the guy eat grasshopers along with his wife?

 

[BlackAeronaut]

If they married, would the guy eat grasshopers along with his wife?

Probably. I hear that they're actually not bad once they've been cooked.

 

[karambula]

If they married, would the guy eat grasshopers along with his wife?

The wife eats the grasshoppers, then the husband "eats" the wife.

 

[Qwaser5r]

Thanks for the chapter!

And it seems mom has accepted her new daughter-in-law
And the reptile thirt is in the blood huh?

 

[JaxunHero]

SO IT WAS THE DAD’S FAULT!?!

 

[eviljackspicer]

Dad: WHAT HAVE I DONE???????

 

[Dwarfy2k]

Probably. I hear that they're actually not bad once they've been cooked.

Most eating bugs taste pretty good once cooked to be fair.

 

[Tcof]

But where do she get all the grasshopper from ? enough to make meal out of

 

[BlackAeronaut]

But where do she get all the grasshopper from ? enough to make meal out of

There's companies IRL where their entire specialty is farming insects for animal feed. Granted, they aren't very large companies, but they do have a pretty stable market to work in.

There's even a side-hustle in farming sterile maggots and leaches because, believe it or not, these have incredible medical utility. Maggots because they specialize in removing dead and necrotic tissue - they'll never eat the living tissue. And leaches... After major surgical procedures where lost limbs are reattached, there tends to be a lot of smaller blood vessels that are severed and slowly bleeding internally. Leaches are used to safely, slowly, steadily, and painlessly extract the blood that pools in these areas. It's a lot better (and much less stressful for the patient) than lancing the effected area to drain the blood.

All this said, I can easily see an industry specializing in insectivorous diets existing in a world where you have human-form reptilians.

 

[vhr2121]

Wait, where's the dad again? I'm gonna go outside for a bit... Excuse me...

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[Tcof]

There's companies IRL where their entire specialty is farming insects for animal feed. Granted, they aren't very large companies, but they do have a pretty stable market to work in.

There's even a side-hustle in farming sterile maggots and leaches because, believe it or not, these have incredible medical utility. Maggots because they specialize in removing dead and necrotic tissue - they'll never eat the living tissue. And leaches... After major surgical procedures where lost limbs are reattached, there tends to be a lot of smaller blood vessels that are severed and slowly bleeding internally. Leaches are used to safely, slowly, steadily, and painlessly extract the blood that pools in these areas. It's a lot better (and much less stressful for the patient) than lancing the effected area to drain the blood.

All this said, I can easily see an industry specializing in insectivorous diets existing in a world where you have human-form reptilians.

Tbh, I am not unfamiliar with such supplier and bussiness that provide grandhopper overhere, i just think it is it would not exist in country like Japan and she have to catch them all or something.

 

[BlackAeronaut]

Tbh, I am not unfamiliar with such supplier and bussiness that provide grandhopper overhere, i just think it is it would not exist in country like Japan and she have to catch them all or something.

Oh, they exist in Japan IRL, too. People over there have a lot more leeway with exotic pets (there was someone who even kept a pet PENGUINE for crying out loud), so there's a lot of interesting reptiles in captivity over there. And a fair number of those are insectivores.