#alien biosphere

[emerald-dragonflame]

Oh yeah, I forgot to post this, but I made art for the latest episode of Alien Biosphere PT 15 I wanted to make more, but these guys are really hard to draw, lol

[juicyolpickle]

A tribe leaders Zaabua attire. Zaabua don’t see the need for clothing like us humans do, being covered in fur is more than enough to keep them warm and cozy.

The only time they decide to willingly wear something is either for aid such as going through snow storms or to show status as shown here. Tribe leaders more than often wear attire that represents their tribe, each having individual looks depending on what kind of animal pelt they use. But then again even some tribe leaders do not need to feel the need to stand out from the rest.

[keresacheron]

[trainsgenderfoxgirl2816]

just finished Biblaridion's Alien Biosphere series and ITS FUCKING AMAZING! the last episode is especially good, i find its very useful as a thought experiment and is a great way to better learn about the Evolutionary pressures that have effected us and how they would affect Aliens

[the-trans-dragon]

Does anyone who likes speculative animal biology wanna look at a speculative microorganism I came up with and propose some potential evolutionary paths :3 I want to make another body plan for it but I just keep making the same thing. Its possible that Worm is just a very convenient thing to be, but, I crave diversity in my body plans :3 message me if so!

[space-snake]

I recently learned that water planets are legit entirely water, like no rocky core at all, but I got to wondering about comets and asteroids that hit those planets and how crazy life that evolved on small floating islands essentially would be

[heylinfanclub]

(Check reblogs for further speculation)

[h-r-eschercraft]

This was supposed to be a super-complex creature, where the entire planet is one huge symbiotic web,

The lumpy nodes are huge cell structures that are cultured in spaced-out patterns to allow channals of blood to flow between them.

The rough web-looking stuff is supposed to be like an outer sheeth of muscle tissue ( or something ) that can be safly walked across without damaging the more delicate structures.

The thing thats rooted to the ground in the top left is some kind of brain-node checkpoint... thing. It's baisicly like a beacon that regulates the drones that pass it. It has a number of settings that manifest as a webwork of lights hanging from the back of it's head. The points of lights in the web correspond to points in a map of switches in the drone's brains, so when they look at the beacon, the patern of lighted points imprints onto the mind of the drone and it's various behaviors are set to the beacon's patern, which would probably be regulated periodicly by an emissary drone bearing a pattern set by some kind of centralised brain entity, a thing actualy capable of processing information.