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6/12/2025, 7:18:06 PM
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I've been designing some wildlife for my science fiction setting. Though it's mostly stuff you would feature in a typical bestiary, i.e. big or otherwise notable creatures.
Seira, the homeworld of one the the alien civilizations, is supposed to be Venus as envisioned by 1950s SF authors; a humid hothouse world home to various giant superficially dinosaur-like (as envisioned in the 1950s) animals.
Despite the appearance, most Seiran terrestrial life is actually more similar to amphibians than reptiles. They have slimy, usually smooth skin that's semi-permeable, and go through an aquatic larval stage, though for many species the stage occurs inside the womb, and spend a lot of their time in or near water.
I've been designing some wildlife for my science fiction setting. Though it's mostly stuff you would feature in a typical bestiary, i.e. big or otherwise notable creatures.
Seira, the homeworld of one the the alien civilizations, is supposed to be Venus as envisioned by 1950s SF authors; a humid hothouse world home to various giant superficially dinosaur-like (as envisioned in the 1950s) animals.
Despite the appearance, most Seiran terrestrial life is actually more similar to amphibians than reptiles. They have slimy, usually smooth skin that's semi-permeable, and go through an aquatic larval stage, though for many species the stage occurs inside the womb, and spend a lot of their time in or near water.
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