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The bugboy folder on FA doesn't seem to have anything in it? I'm new to the website, so I might be missing something, but I made sure my settings allowed me to view any content, regardless of rating

:( Maybe check this switch is flipped under the settings drop-down (it's just beside the "log out" button on the classic layout)?

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You should do one where he’s in a dress shirt and the bugs are squirming inside him. But he’s at a fancy setting so he’s gotta pretend like nothing happening.

Don't let a uterus full of writhing larvae stop you from wearing that nice shirt out :)

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Thanksgiving turkey tummy, but imagine if it was full of fat grubs... 😶‍🌫️

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Are you also on twitter?? I swear your art style and subject matter are super familiar, but if you were over on twitter I can't remember your url there at all.. hard to find good Bug Content out here is all.

EDIT: Made m'self a bsky to post the nasty bug to :O https://bsky.app/profile/bellybugs.bsky.social

I'm flittermilk elsewhere! There's more lewd bug/ovipositor stuff there but you'll have to navigate the other kink stuff too - my FurAffinity + Itaku have dedicated BugBoy folders.

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Slug moth caterpillar, Belippa sp., Limacodidae

Photographed in China by insectyu

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Forest queen butterfly, Charaxes wakefieldi, Nymphalidae

Found in southern Africa

Photos 1-4 by suncana, 5-6 by bushboy, and 7-8 by magdastlucia

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They had been cold for millenia, held deep in the earth; but now it was warm… so warm, and soft…

Cradled in flesh, the fossilised trilobites began to twitch and shudder. Their rough surfaces cracked and crumbled, eons of mineral deposit falling away like the shell of an egg. Chitin glimmered, antenna waved, gills breathed - until at long last, the creatures swam once more!

His belly rolled slow and heavy with their movements, its shape subtly changing as they swam and crawled en mass. Each trilobite moved on its own looping path, seeming content to trace endless circuits around the tiny ocean of his womb; but every now and then, that rhythm would be broken by the shock of an antenna probing at his cervix, and the resultant clenching of his uterus would send its inhabitants into a frenzied scurry.

What began as another uterine twinge had intensified into a persistant squeeze. The weight in his pelvis had grown so heavy that it could not be lifted, no matter how much he tossed and turned, or how hard he kneaded at his taut skin. The only hope now was to surrender his body to the next contraction. Without resistance, flesh billowed into his tunnel, filling him from the inside out, his heavy womb and its many occupants tumbling down, down, down… ᴘᴏᴘ The bulge in his boxers throbbed and tented, straining against its fabric confines. His everted ovipositor was seeking a suitable place to deposit his brood. And so, after wrangling the writhing organ into a loose-fitting pair of trousers, its instinctive twitching became his guide.

The tide pools. Several of them already overflowed with trilobites, and his restless ovipositor was eagerly pumping more into the shallow water behind him. Here he could finally admire them, until the waves came in and took them back home. And then... Well, perhaps the oceans were overdue for another Cambrian Explosion.

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awkward sit

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Puerto Rican semi-slug, Gaeotis flavolineata, Amphibulimidae

Semi-slugs are land gastropods whose shells are too small to retract into, but are not quite vestigial (as with true slugs). The opaque green area seen in the middle of the body in the photos above is the shell.

Photos 1-4 by logancrees, 5-6 by gloriveenieves, 7 by stevemaldonadosilvestrini, and 8-10 by juliakmil

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via itchydogimages

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bounce that chubby womb 👏

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an eastern red centipede (Scolopocryptops sexspinosus) watching over her little donut babies

(Florida, 3/30/22)

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please can you make a shirt that says 'ask me about my tapeworm'? i have a desperate need

yeah okay but it might lead to "ask me about my host organism" shirts tomorrow, lol

Edit: okay this one exists now too

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nereid worms (Alitta sp.) prowling the tidal mudflats

nereids and other predatory polychaete worms (such as bobbit worms) are related to earthworms but have a more complex brain, leg-like parapodia, eyes, antennae, and sharp retractable jaws for grasping prey. I think of them as marine centipedes.

normally they stay out of sight buried in the mud, so I was a bit surprised to see these ones crawling out in the open, various smaller invertebrates scrambling out of the way to avoid becoming the worms’ next meal.

(PEI, Canada, 7/29/22)

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Heavy and Hot

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There's a Prop 65 label on the back

The giant bugs come in peace, but the pesky social quirks of humanity will forever remain a divide between worlds

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Infested!