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Dave and Dan had a bit of an adventure in the belly of a trex. When they managed to escape, they found themselves in the snow covered northern mountains. Of the two, Dave was a bit more prepared for the freezing weather, yet both were shivering uncontrollably within a few minutes. The two men were afraid they may not make it out of this one.

It wasn't long until they spotted a wyvern flying around in the sky. The sight was all the inspiration Dave needed. His plan was to be eaten again to survive the cold. Dave began to wave his arms and call for the flying creature.

"What are you doing!" Dan shouted.
"Getting us a ride out of here," was Dave's reply.
"Dave, our clothes are barely hanging on from that trex stomach. And I don't think there is a wyvern large enough to eat two people! If there is anything we should do is start building..."

Dan's words were cut off as the massive creature landed in front of them and roared a deafening scream.

"See? Look at him," Dave said, walking toward it, "This has got to be the biggest one around. We're in luck! All we have to do is get swallowed, get a ride, and then..."

The wyvern didn't let Dave finish his sentence. It snapped its jaws over Dave, violently bolting the human down its throat. When its neck returned to its ordinary shape, and the belly expanded to accommodate Dave, the wyvern let out a satisfied screech before waddling over to Dan.

"I don't know if this is such a good idea," Dan said, not knowing if Dave could hear him. On the one hand, it was cold out; but on the other hand, its always dangerous to be swallowed. Dan thought as the wyvern stood over him. He thought it was odd the wyvern would wait so long to grab and eat him, but maybe the wyvern had its own thoughts and decisions to make.

Dan heard a muffled voice from under the wyvern's skin, "Hey, you coming in?"
"I don't know yet, I still don't think its a great idea," Dan yelled back.
"Aren't you cold?"
"Yeah, its freezing out here!"
"Well, its warm in here, you coming in?"

Dan felt something grab his lower body. He looked down to see the wyverns talons gripped around him, and then looked up to see the wyvern's open maw coming closer.

"I think it made the decision for me," Dan yelled as the wyvern's mouth engulfed him whole.

Another exciting adventure for the stomach surviving duo. Who knew that being eaten could save you?

I like the creature that I made for this image. I think Ill make it a new predator: the Arctic Wyvern.
The Arctic Wyvern lives in the snow covered areas of the northern mountains. They only stay where its cold, so its rare that they travel south. The general rule is 'if there is anything green, you wont see them'; they prefer the bitter cold areas. The Arctic wyvern will occasionally travel south during the winter months because the climate is cooler; however, they move with the snow and will retreat back north when things start to thaw.
Due to their location, they aren't bothered that much, so they can grow to be much larger than a normal wyvern. It is believed that much of the northern mountains remain unexplored because these creatures are quick to attack and devour any intruders. People who managed to escape their stomachs say that lighting a match or turning on a flashlight didn't help them see because the stomach walls themselves are a near black color.
They are incredibly quick to attack, often giving no warning.

Description
Dave and Dan had a bit of an adventure in the belly of a trex. When they managed to escape, they found themselves in the snow covered northern mountains. Of the two, Dave was a bit more prepared for the freezing weather, yet both were shivering uncontrollably within a few minutes. The two men were afraid they may not make it out of this one.

It wasn't long until they spotted a wyvern flying around in the sky. The sight was all the inspiration Dave needed. His plan was to be eaten again to survive the cold. Dave began to wave his arms and call for the flying creature.

"What are you doing!" Dan shouted.
"Getting us a ride out of here," was Dave's reply.
"Dave, our clothes are barely hanging on from that trex stomach. And I don't think there is a wyvern large enough to eat two people! If there is anything we should do is start building..."

Dan's words were cut off as the massive creature landed in front of them and roared a deafening scream.

"See? Look at him," Dave said, walking toward it, "This has got to be the biggest one around. We're in luck! All we have to do is get swallowed, get a ride, and then..."

The wyvern didn't let Dave finish his sentence. It snapped its jaws over Dave, violently bolting the human down its throat. When its neck returned to its ordinary shape, and the belly expanded to accommodate Dave, the wyvern let out a satisfied screech before waddling over to Dan.

"I don't know if this is such a good idea," Dan said, not knowing if Dave could hear him. On the one hand, it was cold out; but on the other hand, its always dangerous to be swallowed. Dan thought as the wyvern stood over him. He thought it was odd the wyvern would wait so long to grab and eat him, but maybe the wyvern had its own thoughts and decisions to make.

Dan heard a muffled voice from under the wyvern's skin, "Hey, you coming in?"
"I don't know yet, I still don't think its a great idea," Dan yelled back.
"Aren't you cold?"
"Yeah, its freezing out here!"
"Well, its warm in here, you coming in?"

Dan felt something grab his lower body. He looked down to see the wyverns talons gripped around him, and then looked up to see the wyvern's open maw coming closer.

"I think it made the decision for me," Dan yelled as the wyvern's mouth engulfed him whole.

Another exciting adventure for the stomach surviving duo. Who knew that being eaten could save you?

I like the creature that I made for this image. I think Ill make it a new predator: the Arctic Wyvern.
The Arctic Wyvern lives in the snow covered areas of the northern mountains. They only stay where its cold, so its rare that they travel south. The general rule is 'if there is anything green, you wont see them'; they prefer the bitter cold areas. The Arctic wyvern will occasionally travel south during the winter months because the climate is cooler; however, they move with the snow and will retreat back north when things start to thaw.
Due to their location, they aren't bothered that much, so they can grow to be much larger than a normal wyvern. It is believed that much of the northern mountains remain unexplored because these creatures are quick to attack and devour any intruders. People who managed to escape their stomachs say that lighting a match or turning on a flashlight didn't help them see because the stomach walls themselves are a near black color.
They are incredibly quick to attack, often giving no warning.