#internal anatomy

[gltzgghln]

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[littlewhiterabbitb]

Here is my Fake Peppino, Goo-seppe, showing his tongue and internal view of his belly. Even though it's just clay, it is detailed internals, so hiding under the read more.

He can't absorb solid things, so he doesn't eat (he doesn't feel hungry, don't worry). He is able to absorb liquids though, and is affected strongly by what may be in them, like alcohol. (Dragon Pep on the other hand, is completely unaffected by alcohol) Everything, even the moisture inside his "stomach" and sticky "saliva" on his tongue is all goop. He moves the wettest stuff around in his body to change how soft he is, depending on what he's doing. There is a limit though, such as using his Dragon Form (chase form). Stretching his body like that makes his form a little unstable.

[juicyolpickle]

Anatomy Diagram Concept Thoughts - I’m gonna be honest. When making this simplified diagram I had no idea what i was doing and what i was going for as this is my first time doing thing aaaand I didn’t get to figure out what type of atmosphere/environment they live in yet to get a good idea on what organs they might need to assist them in their daily lives. I just took inspiration from human and animal organ anatomy to build a simple idea before planning out the final result. And seeing how their design isn’t too alien and might even be considered mammal like, it isn’t too far fetched to develop organs that resemble closely to ours.

Planning - One thing I need to figure out before redesigning the anatomy entirely is what is in their environment, what their atmosphere is like, and what ancestry branch they stemmed from to have evolved their current day features.

One thing I am sure of is them having a baby pouch, which would be the uterus equivalent to the Zaabua and having the ability to change their sex depending on what role they are positioned in. I took inspiration from snails and how they are hermaphrodites and have both organs for ….. the deed‼️😨

[styllwaters]

...where's the splitfangs organs?

Here's a look at the organs of an adult Splitfang (slightly simplified of course, and missing reproductive system/eyes/etc).

A sort of sequel to this post which outlines the external features and their functions!

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⚠️ Old designs and lore // Do not reblog ⚠️

[lupa-lunae]

Happy Halloween!  I am back from my great hiatus after having been so busy for months. So here have a candygore zombie unicorn made out of sweets. The bones are anatomically correct with a reference from my veterinary anatomy book :)

[omi-replies]

My wips look like someone threw up here 🤸🏻‍♂️

[evolutionsvoid]

The Lou Carcolh is a massive mollusk that is often referred to as a Snail Dragon. These beasts are known for their long, sticky oral tendrils that they use to capture prey. Covered in fine hairs and glue-like mucus, these tendrils are set out as traps to snare unsuspecting prey. Once food stumbles upon these tendrils, they shall immediately wrap around the victim and drag them towards the hiding creature. Fangs filled with paralytic venom will stun the prey, allowing the beast to rasp away at them with its razor teeth. While this Dragon Beast is easy to avoid by those with attentive eyes and quick feet, it can be a challenge to those who wish to slay them. Most of its organs are protected by its thick shell, which can even repel clubs and hammers. The rest of its exposed body is made up of muscle, which can shrug off injuries and wounds with ease. The only real weak point is its brain, but many are unaware that this organ is split into two parts: the fore brain and hind brain. The fore brain is the smaller of the two, and its main purpose is to control the sensitive oral tendrils and decipher scents they pick up. The hind brain focuses on the rest of the body, reacting to whatever the fore brain interprets. Though the two have split roles, they are capable of taking over if the other organ is damaged or destroyed. Warriors who seek to kill the Lou Carcolh will often take out one of the brains, and forget about the other one. As the beast is coping with the grievous injuries and sudden loss of brain function, many will celebrate their victory, sure that they have bested the monster. Sadly they are unaware that it takes a few moments for the remaining brain to seize total control, and the Snail Dragon will suddenly spring back to life. Who knows how many warriors have perished mid-celebration, only realizing their mistake when the tendrils snare them in an inescapable grip. What is known is that such tales are so infamous, that the image of a dead knight and dead Carcolh frozen in their final throes can be seen in many paintings and sculptures. It is an image that speaks of the fate of monster slayers and knights, forever locked in combat and forever fighting an undying foe. Some shall say that these noble knights who perish in such a way are honored by a glorious death in battle, while others are pretty sure these warriors would have really preferred not to die in the first place.   ----------------------------------------------- As well as posting the Ghilani, I felt that a good start to the new year would be to also post something that was recently drawn. Show some more recent work! So here is one of the inner anatomy pieces I was trying out, complete with labels! Hopefully it isn't too messy, and you can make out what lies beneath. These are pretty interesting to do, and really take some figuring out! The physical copy of them is also pretty neat!  

[morgansram]

Anatomical Model of a Sheep