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Anonymous No.96558684 [Report] >>96559099 >>96559167 >>96563746
Let's have a creature thread
Anonymous No.96559086 [Report] >>96559167
Do we have to?
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>>96558684 (OP)
AmphibiousCHADs reporting in
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Anonymous No.96559167 [Report] >>96565128
>>96558684 (OP)
>>96559086
hold up, look at that time difference
nigga posted one picture and bailed
either a bot or a mod, either way fuck em
Anonymous No.96559184 [Report] >>96569626 >>96571230
You'd think as big as those fucking Walrus and Sea Lions could get monsterous otters would be a thing.
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Anonymous No.96561432 [Report] >>96562476 >>96562478
Crying shame that this board is an abandoned cesspit of low effort spam and literal bots cause these types of threads used to be my favourites
Also if you ever need random animals to spice up a setting look up stuff from the triassic cause those things genuinely look more fantastical than the average dnd monster
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Anonymous No.96562476 [Report] >>96562485 >>96562514 >>96564382
>>96561432
Not only the triassic
Pretty much any non-main stream clade or period makes for more weird creatures than most fantasy pieces
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Anonymous No.96562514 [Report] >>96562516
>>96562476
Pseudosuchians were pretty much real life drakes
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Anonymous No.96563746 [Report] >>96565057
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Anonymous No.96564382 [Report] >>96564434 >>96571390
>>96562476
this image is begging to have microphones shopped onto it
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>>96564382
That checks out.
https://youtu.be/G13JKn-8NvE
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>>96563746
Stupid lanky showoff.
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>>96559167
why would you keep a thread open after creating it?
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There used to be an art competition, loke creature of the week, or mosnter ofbthe month.

It had some amazing creature ideas. Cannot find it anymore roughly 2010
Anonymous No.96569626 [Report] >>96571230
>>96559184
there were larger versions of everything in the ice ages, or the past few million years if not

There was a species of otter that got up to a few hundred pounds
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Anonymous No.96571230 [Report] >>96571244 >>96571267 >>96574485
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>>96569626
you'd think the relative resource scarcity would mean smaller animals in the ice age
was it atmospheric conditions?
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>>96571230
I'm not a biologist so I couldn't begin to imagine or explain.
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>>96571230
Cold temperatures favor higher bodymass animals that can retain more heat for longer and travel longer distances
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>>96564382
Why?
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>>96571230
theres the mainstream explanation, which is never satisfactory
then theres the expanding earth theory which makes perfect sense to me
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>>96569763
>the mosquito man
So this is who Gedomon Board and Aisle Kallitin worked for?
Anonymous No.96574790 [Report] >>96576064
>>96574485
>Expanding Earth theory
Wouldn't more space lead to greater sizes among fauna though?
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I think this is from /tg/ of a bygone era
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the idea is the smaller the earth, the less its gravity
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inb4 brundlepenis
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Anonymous No.96579397 [Report] >>96580998
spec-evo projects can make pretty good sources for monsters
Anonymous No.96580998 [Report] >>96581490 >>96583855
>>96579397
This project was amazing until the birds aquired sentience and it turned into furfag slop with literal acts of God where the "evil" faction loses exclusively because they're the bad guys like i'm watching a Marvel flick
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Anonymous No.96581490 [Report] >>96581507
>>96580998
Name?
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>>96581490
Serina
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>>96581507
Thanks.
Anonymous No.96583036 [Report] >>96583431
I am making a setting over here
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Any creatures to inhabit the floating islands?
Anonymous No.96583431 [Report] >>96583504
>>96583036
Orcas.
Anonymous No.96583504 [Report] >>96583564
>>96583431
... I was already planning to add penguins. might as well ad an Orca.
Anonymous No.96583564 [Report] >>96583580
>>96583504
Just the one orca? That'd actually be kind of funny.
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>>96583564
THE Orca, the most cunning of the legendary fishes
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>>96580998
The part that comes after is actually good again, just ignore where the birds gain sapience again

the sky islands genuinely were a fantastic concept

(essentially, due to extremely efficient grazing the trees with obligate symbiote ants had the ants form a sort of cement-like structure around them resulting in the aptly named cementrees, which over millions of years merged into mountain sized land reefs)