Various organisms of planet R'haub. The planet's extremely nutritious soil has caused the plant evolution to go into hyperdrive. Allowing them to adapt active life styles and intelligence
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Various organisms of planet R'haub. The planet's extremely nutritious soil has caused the plant evolution to go into hyperdrive. Allowing them to adapt active life styles and intelligence
From Marvel Mystery Comics #26, December 1941. Al Avison title page pencils, Ernie Hart inks.
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Just a couple of Cactusfolk I found on the internet. We've got some new plant creatures coming in Thunder Junction and they're based on cactuses. That's going to be so cool.
hi!! welcome! i dump biology stuff here, mostly plants and fungi. i'm interested in all things nature and beyond :)
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