I gotta be honest: I hate this harpy. If I saw this harpy I’d be like “no thank you.”
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She can complain exactly as loudly as a regular kiwi probably wishes she could when gravid with an egg…
“Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should.”
They’re probably friends with an Emu Harpy, and they both have very extravagant tea parties about why they hate everything.
Question: Are Harpies an only female specie, or are the males just overshadowed by them in myths? And if only female how do they reproduce?
I believe the trick with harpies, usually, is to find a partner from another species to interbreed with. Most so called “halfbreeds” aren’t that: They turn out like a parent. Bit rude to call them that too.
Think like Aussies of aboriginal descent: If one of your parents is aboriginal, then you are. There’s no “halfbreed”, no “Mulato” or other derogatory term. Being aboriginal isn’t a fraction game. Same goes for harpies, except it’s more obvious to someone as doesn’t know them as to whether they are a harpy or not.
It’s mentioned in Exchanges, as Tony is transforming into a harpy, that Blanche has never heard of a male harpy and Madam U tells him he needs to get out more. Male harpies aren’t impossible, but they seem to be dominantly female.
Basically it’s like how certain Pokemon have a 1-to-8 gender disparity favoring females.
I know it’s wrong of me, but I have the very strong urge to just dropkick that lil thing
FOOTBALL!
Can we see some more insect people? **Gestures to Anansi**
In the wonderful comic Castle Waiting, there’s a little demon named Leeds who looks *just* like that!!