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I have to say, I’ve stumbled upon what might just be the most bewildering and repulsive website on the internet: ScatBooru. You might be thinking of sites like eFukt, but trust me, this Booru takes disgust to a whole new level. For those unfamiliar, a Booru is an image-sharing platform that allows users to find pictures by combining various tags, somewhat akin to a condensed version of 4Chan, but focused solely on images rather than text. ScatBooru, as the name suggests, is entirely dedicated to scatology—yes, that means it’s all about feces. The sheer volume of scat-themed content here is staggering, with thousands of images featuring scat in various forms, often including fan art of popular characters. While scat images can be found on other sites, ScatBooru stands out for its singular focus. It’s fascinating and bizarre to see how artists contribute their works in hopes of sharing their unique kinks, particularly in a community that celebrates scat. I was surprised to discover the depth of content available. When I searched for scat-related tags, I found over 4,000 results, a testament to the site’s extensive library. This is not just a random collection; every image is linked to the scat theme in some way. Additionally, while I expected a myriad of content from various fandoms, I was shocked to see a surprising lack of Sonic the Hedgehog-themed scat, given the fandom's reputation. Interestingly, ScatBooru features an abundance of anthropomorphic characters, with nearly half of the images showcasing furry art. This overlap between the scat community and the furry fandom is evident, leading to some rather unexpected representations of scat. For those who prefer human characters, the site also offers a plethora of images featuring women in all sorts of outrageous scenarios involving scat, from the mundane to the wildly imaginative. The artwork varies in style, with notable categories including cartoon, 3D, and hentai, each presenting scat in its unique artistic interpretation. The 3D models, often featuring well-known characters, are particularly striking. The dedication of the fan artists is palpable; they aim to produce content that resonates with fellow enthusiasts, making ScatBooru a true fan-driven platform. While the site caters predominantly to a male audience, it doesn't shy away from offering diverse content, including representations of trans individuals. The browsing experience is seamless and free, allowing anyone interested in this niche