This is a short work of erotic fiction containing furry, or anthropomorphic, characters, which are animals that either demonstrate human intelligence or walk on two legs, for the purposes of these tales. It is a thriving and growing fandom in which creators are prevalent in art and writing especially.
All work is fiction intended for fantasy only, regardless of content, and consent must always be acquired when engaging in any sex act with another adult.
Please note that all characters are clearly over eighteen and written as such in all stories.
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Guaco groaned, the tapir rubbing his lower back as he stood back up. It was late October and his pumpkin field had been moderately picked over so far, but, well, he had not had as many visitors to pick pumpkins that season. It didn't matter, as they would be harvested and sold, but something felt strange about the wilder expanse of the pumpkin field that year. Bordered by a dense forest that no one entered, others had said that he was crazy for buying up that particular plot of land, but, well, it had been cheap and the soil had certainly proven to be fruitful.
The tapir smiled, the late evening sunshine glancing off his green fur, the front of his chest a lighter shade of green, though his muscles were hidden under a soft coating of fat. It was, after all, quite a natural shape for a tapir to hold and he didn't mind it, humming to himself as he tucked the soil back down around the base stem of a pumpkin.
"There you go," Guaco breathed. "All nice and tucked up there, don't want any bugs reaching your stem now, do we?"
The wind brushed his fur and ruffled the vines of the pumpkins in response, though he did not realise that it was a little something more than that. For it was the vines themselves bristling and slithering, coming to life, though the tapir's eyes had lifted and were cast out over the field, back to his farmhouse.
"Hey!"
He gasped, yanked off his feet, but the eve of the day did not hold enough light to show the tapir exactly what had happened to his pumpkins, all so very much beloved. The barn rose in the distance and the moon rose in the sky, still faint with the dying rays of the sun, the tapir flailing and dangling upside down by one angle.
"What the..."
Yet Guaco had nothing to fear, not truly, not as the pumpkins rose from the ground around him, stretching their stems and extending their veins -- all far further than could ever have come to be naturally. He gasped, heart lifting, though the tapir's fascination was short-lived to his surprise.
The vines crawled over him as he was deposited back down into a nest of his prized pumpkins, vines twisting around, though they didn't restrict him in the slightest. Marvelling at them, Guaco tried to sit up a little more, letting his fingers run over all that he could reach, from the orange bulbs of the bodies of the pumpkins themselves to the smooth vines, devoid of spikes from how he had cultivated them, twisting between his fingers.
"Beautiful," he murmured. "Oh, you're all so fine... How could I ever have let you go?"