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Tasmanian Devil's Stinky Feet, Looney Tunes Style
Tasmanian Devil's Stinky Feet, Looney Tunes Style
5 months ago

A Tasmanian devil with stinky feet.

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A Tasmanian devil's feet have a distinct odor reminiscent of onions.

• “What does the Tasmanian devil say when it catches a whiff of its own feet?” • “Phew!”

Interestingly, the smell is said to be associated with silver.

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Tasmanian Devil's Stinky Feet, Looney Tunes Style

A Looney Tunes-style Tasmanian devil recoils from the odor of its own foot in a barren landscape. The cartoonish illustration uses vibrant colors and dynamic lines, in a psychedelic aesthetic.

Created by Sofia Belts on Jul 15, 2025 using the HiDream I1 Dev AI image generator model.


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•	Role in Odor:

3M3SH is one of the most potent components of human body odor, especially in the underarm area. It’s formed when skin bacteria break down odorless precursors in sweat, releasing this highly volatile and foul-smelling compound. • Smell Profile: Described as sulfurous, onion-like, or sweaty, 3M3SH is notorious for its sharp, persistent scent—even in small amounts.

In your Tasmanian devil, the presence of 3M3SH adds a realistic and intense layer to the onion-scented, silver-colored foot odor.

2025-07-15T03:13:47.701ZReply

A common skin-dwelling bacterium, Micrococcus luteus is often associated with unpleasant body odors, especially in areas exposed to sweat and synthetic fabrics. It breaks down fatty acids, amino acids, and other compounds found in secretions, producing short-chain, smelly molecules responsible for that stinky body odor scent.

Interestingly, M. luteus also plays a role in degrading environmental pollutants, making it a double-edged microbe—both foul-smelling and ecologically useful.

In Tasmanian devils, it likely contributes to the sharp, onion-like foot odor, particularly when combined with other bacteria and compounds like 3M3SH and isovaleric acid.

Tasmanian devil foot odor

Bacteria: Staphylococcus epidermidis. Acetobacteria. Corynebacteria. Gluconobacteria. Micrococcus luteus.

Fungi: Trichophyton mentagrophytes. Candida albicans. Aspergillus niger.

Others: Isovaleric acid. Acetic acid. 3M3SH. Methanethiol. Dimethyl disulfide.

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A Tasmanian devil grimacing as it catches a whiff of its own feet, standing in a dusty outback landscape with red earth and sparse vegetation. The devil is comically posed, one foot raised high in the air, with a cloud of green miasma emanating from it. The style is inspired by a blend of Looney Tunes ...
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