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Things don't have purposes, as if the universe were a machine, where every part has a useful function. What's the function of a galaxy? I don't know if our life has a purpose and I don't see that it matters. What does matter is that we're a part. Like a thread in a cloth or a grass-blade in a field. It is and we are. What we do is like wind blowing on the grass.
–Ursula K. Le Guin, The Lathe of Heaven
Surprise! Scientifically described in 1898—and last spotted in 1913—the red-crested tree rat (Santamartamys rufodorsalis) was thought to be extinct for more than a century. That changed in 2011, when two observers in a Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta nature reserve in Colombia stumbled upon this critter. This long-whiskered rodent can grow up to 17 in (45.7 cm) long. It’s nocturnal and arboreal, though little is known about this species’ behavior. The red-crested tree rat is listed as Critically Endangered, due to loss of habitat.
Photo: ProAves Colombia, CC BY-SA 2.0, flickr
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2024 vs 2026 screenshots of my game Gonna need more work/help on 3d environments one day
Honestly, I love that no one can agree on what a kobold like like. My first introduction to them was through JRPGs where they were dog people. Then I learned that people saw them as dragons. Then I learned that some people lean more towards dinosaur. Then I learned that one of the DND rulebooks said they're sometimes naturally born as were-weasels. Then Dungeon Meshi got big and re-introduced Kobolds-as-dogs.
It's just so fun. I hope they never make sense. Let's take artistic license on them forever
Joining the warnge on the side of the wrange! I enjoyed @madeofklay 's Warange drawings so I thought I'd take a shot at the citris situation.
Lady Berg A' mont is based off the bergamont oranges known for being used in perfumes. She enters the warange in an effort to prevent her stolen research from being used for nefarious deeds.
Design notes: She is most likely early adult so I wanted her to still have more green coloring than the yellow mature fruit. While her fighting would involve using her fan (of a plant of the same name) to spread her perfumes to support. Her research would be similar to the agro-bacterium used in old plant genetics to preform gene transfers.
Persimummy is an ancient ruler mummified by strange sorcery from the distant past. In their times a strange disease ripped across the land creating monsters but due to their kingdom's resistance they rose to a dominant power to keep peace and stability. They awoke to preform their sacred duty to prevent the tragedy from repeating itself using their peoples ancient diplomacy modern scholars call gratuitous violence.
Persimummy is based on the persimmon (persimmuny may have been better oh well). I wanted to play with how fruit can be dried but also do some mysterious body horror by making them a more alien shape. Despite wielding sorcery their strongest power is osmosis due to their dried state so they fight like a tricky grappler with each tender caress inviting doom. I wanted them to be a duo of sorts so persi's story tackles monoculture so together they can cover a story similar to papaya ring spot and have an insight into the scientific side of horticulture.