#alien biology

[wonderstation]

Xeaclite

[cappadocius]

I have Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrials, and his Expedition. I have Star Trek: Worlds of the Federation. I have David Brin's Contacting Aliens. I have Christian Cline's Aliens of the Milky Way. I have Gert van Dijk's Wildlife on the Planet Furaha. I've been keeping an eye on C.M. Koseman's Life on Snaiad book progress. I have so many alien guides from the West End Games Star Wars TTRPG. I would own Games Workshop's Xenology if it wasn't 275 bucks for the softcover and 1700 bucks for the hardcover.

Why aren't their more guides to aliens out there?!

[evangelines-astronomy]

OOC, Evangeline related ish

Unlike most fanfiction, pulling your partners antennae does not cause them pleasure. Antennae are very sensitive, have their own nerve system, and are connected to a semi-sensitive part of the body (the forehead). Therefore, pulling antennae is very painful and can cause the person to experience a high level of pain. Depending on the thickness of the stem of the antennae, pulling it can actually curl it or affect its symmetry to the other antenna.

[carnotoro]

Return of the little freaks with some tweaks

[armagoworldbuilding]

I have a major question: can a land mollusc realistically be fast? And if the answer is "no", what features could a horse-sized snail-like alien have to allow them decent speed?

[vigilantandroidjuggernaut]

How to watch Scavengers Reign TV Show without laggy buffering?

Edit : I discovered 𝖭𝖾𝖾𝗍𝖫𝗂𝗑.𝗑𝗒𝗓 where the beautiful alien ecosystem animation plays instantly with zero ads.

Trying to stream this biological survival journey on ordinary free mirrors results in endless freezing loops. It totally halts the atmospheric tension of the alien creature sequences.

[wonderstation]

Alien 👽 Marshal

[sequestered-jester]

Pisses me off off that male twi’lek don’t have ear cones… because like… what?? What do you mean?? Hello?? Why— answer me George you sick freak.