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Karstic stone forests are a rare habitat these days but the exposed former carbonate platform of Lemuria is an ideal ground for this habitat to form. Its a paradise for many small critters and specialized weirdos, some of which you can see here.
It is also a biodiversity hotspot for bats which many species roosting in large numbers in the caves and crevices of this biome. Meanwhile the top of these eroded spires is home to a number a hardy climbers and gliders.
For people not aware, Lemuria is a spec evo project of the #paleostream community. It follows the evolution of organisms living on the fictional continent of Lemuria (fusion of Madagascar and India) from the Cretaceous to the Pleistocene. We are in the Oligocene #LemuriaChallenge
Texas Cave Trail (2026) Cave Without a Name
A day in the village
I.e. The hero's presence makes the villagers uncomfortable. As usual.
Like, it's fine. They get along with her fine. Always a little put off by her antics, always a little uneasy with her semblance to zombies, always a little bit nervous about her mysterious immortality situation, sure. But otherwise it's fine. Even if she'd give almost anything to feel normal for once, she learned her lesson in the past, and knows better now than to push her luck really trying to befriend a village. So the skittish behavior and general discomfort of all of the villagers is fine.
No matter if it gets to her every so often.
There are however two villagers in particular who are extra displeased by the hero's persistent meddling in the village, which is eventually compounded by her new 'pet' illager.
back in my home town
Discord went to the KARST gallery in Plymouth to see the "Discord and Harmony" exhibition of artworks.
In Devon, England.
This work is "Pruning The Vines", 1976, by Beryl Cook.
Ninh Bình (2) (3) (4) by Kandukuru Nagarjun
Via Flickr:
(1) Karst formations at Tam Coc. (3) Graveyard
karst
Krabi, Thailand, March 2016