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globs

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flaps as well

anyway go back to old thread for details on the evolutions and stuff

also forgot 2 other rules

please give size for the creatures. its been decided in previous thread a good number of creatures have them

also link your evos to up here to their tree or the previous creature

happy evolving

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>>4179031
due to it's predatory and social nature, the purple drill lur often finds itself accidentally consuming it's symbiotic partners and dying of acid wounds as a result.
some members of the species have developed a primitive light-sensitive hole with which they can tell apart shapes in black and white.

>>4179065
oh yeah, I almost forgot the size rule

Length: 15cm
Height: 3cm
(Girth: 6cm)

if QM allows it, I'd also apply this size number retroactively to the majority of the drill lur family
since I made them

>>4179076
sounds good

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>>4179033
The Shaker Worms living on the Bubbleberry Globs evolve thin tendrils composed primarily of nerve tissue, used to communicate with each other in order to synchronize their fruit-shaking efforts.
Bubbleberry Globs are 20-30 cm
Shaker Worms are 1-2 cm

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>>4179031

With the drying of rivers, many plants lose their humidity and die. And so, this acid spitting lur, evolves mandibles to better chew plant matter and most importantly. Manipulate that matter and hoard it in the nests that these lurrs dig deep enough where moisture can't be lost.

The lurr does this only so he can collect the plant matter that grows on humid seasons after rain, so it can have food in the dry seasons. But thanks to this some actual living plants get their seeds underground before the unforgiving sun kills them.

Also they have some hairs to better locate their environment know that they live most of their life underground. These are the harvelurrs

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>>4179033

The whitehead chibi adapts to the lack of water trying to collect rain in its modified leaves, wich helps it grow slightly bigger to its ancestors, but also attracts predators and thirsty creatures in general.

>>4179381

Yeah i forgot about the size.

Lenght: 9 cm
Height: 2,5 cm
Girth: 5 cm

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>>4179033
The blackhead evolves to store more water in its pulpy body, wich now helps to cover its roots and avoid evaporating the water around its soil. This plan makes the chibi blob grow considerably larger even if now its main body is a delicious reservoir of water.

This is the blackcap chibi.

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>>4179036

The bastard leapers have deloped water sacs to nurture its children. This makes them far more vulnerable while pregnant but their progeny has better chance for survival. These ones still have their fully developed third eye.

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>>4179033
Lumpmoss and occasional lumpgrass have started to take over the damp, unclaimed territory of caves. Cavemoss and cavegrass (respectively) have evolved to rely less on photosynthesis and more on the large amount of moisture in caves.

>>4179467
Additonal note: these plants are not yet able to settle in the totally lightless portions of caves just yet.

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>>4179031
The Stalker Shellur has come into existence, with a longer exposed neck allowing it to stab Lurs from a distance in order to protect itself from retaliation. The longer beak also assists this purpose, with the Stalker Shellur now having a sizable size advantage when compared to most of its prey

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>>4179031
The Billed Shellur has come into existence, with its beak becoming specialized for searching for subterranean Lurs. In addition, the Billed Shellurs have developed a small tail and a set of simple ears, allowing for the beasts to communicate with one another by clanging their armored tails against the rear end of their carapace.

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>>4179031
The Bloated Shellur has come into existence, with its carapace being reduced to the bare minimum amount of protection and its skin becoming elastic and stretchy. Due to growing fat and large, the Bloated Shellur's sheer size protects it from most threats, it able to compress its organs and close its shell like an accordion should a threat arise.

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>>4179381
Thanks to mutation some of these hairs get sensitive to water. They start to smell moisture and can find plants and the moist soil under them

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>>4179403
Some whitehead chibis develope a watersacks that grows under the surface

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>>4179403
Others have leafs that grow into the surface to compensate animals stealing the water.

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WE HAVE A NEW MAP
thanks to some help on the discord as there's been a few issues with my tablet. Just to be clear Xeolea is in the process of forming a super continent and will arrive there by the end of the thread probbably sooner

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>>4179456
The ones with a patch of hair on the watersack tend to lower child death due to lower the heat in the watersack.

>>4179036
>>4179033
>>4179031
Op forgot, old thread
>>4160101
for reference and naming purposes.

>>4179650
i didnt forget the old thread i linked the archived thread at the top first line

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>>4179506
Some develope 2 small neck crests.

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>>4179520
The ones that have a magnetic sensitive tip find easier underground prey.

>>4179456
>>4179645
Just curious, how do the babies get out?

>>4179683

Im imagining the mouth because being bastard horde descendants everything is messy and also is pretty big.

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>>4179531
To compensate the bigger weigt, some develope thicker legs.

>>4179639
Just curious what discord channel is?

>>4179656
My bad, didnt thought it is an archive.

>>4179683
How mate all our creatures? I thought there is a egg or birth canal?

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>>4179531
Others develope shelled legs to carry their new weight.

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>>4179634

Some of the whitfountains directly use their mineral shell to collect the water, as its bigger and it keeps it colder. It grows silver leaves again, specialized in getting the reflected light on the shell.

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>>4179723

Also its endemic of this desertic plains. Its time to use the map

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>>4179664

Some of this grow longer, a more robust frontal plate and three light sensitive points on each crest to improve precision with its peck. This is the Tracker shellur

>>4179710
It could be a interesting bifurcation for one line to give birth trough an specialized birth canal and some trough their riple mouth.

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>>4179036

These bastard leapers remain completely amphibious but they get larger, with a better eyeshight that also works as an intimidation tactic. Its colours and false-mouth are combine with its size to intimidate prey and predator

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>>4179790

Also they live here

>>4179700
https://discord.gg/5gWj5k

the evo discord is here if anyone wants to use it . we have side discusssion

>>4179587
>>4179467
>>4179381


any of these have a general size :?

guess lumpmoss dosnt need a size but the other two probbably do

>>4179818

Same size as the first here >>4179404

>>4179818
Lumpmoss varies greatly in size, often depending on how much space it's given. Individual lumps of Lumpgrass, on the other hand, are only as big as a penny.

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>>4177862
The Fubal Grazers that refuse to retreat to The Lilly Plats still suffer as prey and growing competition from opposing river dwellers. A more aggressive mutation overtakes some of the species as the rear joins that usually house small fins instead internalize as a new fin joint, allowing them to shake their fin-paddle ends with much more mobility and ferocity, making them dedicated swimmers and able to more easily harass other river dwellers without ramification.

The Big Paddle Fubal has become fully dependent on aquatic movement, with no forms of ground locomotion.

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>>4179725
It's that anon again, back with updated trees!

First, globs.

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>>4180491
Then flaps...

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>>4180495
Then those fast-speciating worms of many talents, the lurs!

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>>4179645
Carrying Leapers' hair becomes a protective coating for their entire back, shielding young and parent alike with the stiff, needle-like protrusions. These are the Hedge-Leapers, and in addition to this covering, they become bigger, broader, and more lumbering in their pursuit of defence. They are up to 40cm long and 26 cm tall.

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>>4174728

The Devilshark Flap dwelleth in the dark, smoggy depths of the devilic reefs, emerging to carry forth its potent toxic assault upon the upstanding denizens of the upper ocean; there, it uses its ancestral hallucinogenic acid nozzle to incapacitate prey, and then swiftly seizes it in jaws evolved from its scraping teeth and tusks, to drag them back own into the toxic world below, where it may feed upon them. Its fins and tail fluke bely a creature reliant on speed and force to make its way.

It can be up to four feet in length, and can have a "wingspan" that extends to three and a half feet.

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>>4180495
The acidic fleeder is a new type of fleeder that developed acidic glands to spit their corrosive contents on the dead bodies it feeds off of, pre-digesting them and making nutrient harvesting more efficient. This also turns out to be quite useful as a defensive tool too, though it’s unlikely to kill anyone larger than a young Lur

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>>4179033

So, lets flesh out this place a little >>4179794

The tribelisk is the natural association of three previous species: the lumpmoss, the globolithe and the clinging buds. All of these species are great at photosynthesis, but requiere a lot of water, something precious with this climate, except in this particularly humid region, full of lakes and rivers.

Tribalisks rarely reach great sizes, and they are near a source of abundant fresh water.

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>>4179033

More of the flora of these humid regions>>4179794

The rootshield grass descends from lumpgrass that protected itself by grouping. These clusters developed a root protection that reinforces the cluster and its surface roots. When herbivores eat the rootshield grass, they take a lot of individual lumps, but the main root and the lower lumps survive and regrow. In this way, its easier for herbivores to take just a bite of these clusters and pass on the next than to waste energy uprooting it.

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>>4179031

The hydra lurs make a comeback in >>4179794
adapting to a herbivore life, with a double specialization: one of its beaks its good at pecking at seeds and very little lumps, like taking from a cluster of >>4180752. While the other beak is specialized in filtering the spores and seeds of >>4180749 from the water.

They know live a more amphibious life in the various lakes of the region, being mercilessly hunted by forest gullflaps and >>4179790

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>>4179036

This subspecies of the inland gullflap has adapted in the rivers >>4179794.

The plants of these region do not attract these subspecies, maybe due to competition, maybe because of their hardness and low nutritional value. These flaps prefer flesh, specially >>4180756 but >>4179790 too.

Ironically this has made them smaller than their close ancestors, but much more agressive, with serrated tusks, good for catching the swimming hydra lurs and stop them from escaping, and also good for tearing the flesh of terrror leapers apart with ease. These are the apex predators of these humid and chill forests. Thats why are they called "dire"

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>>4179036
>>4180764
Flying Flaps have developed basic hearing and smelling organs behind their gills, giving them much more situational awareness

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>>4180576
The Toxic Fleeder’s diet and acid production caused his blood to become toxic to a great amount of organisms. To take advantage of this they developed Aposematism, making their skin brightly colored to discourage predators

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>>4179790
Ripping leapers have developed claws and a more frightening pattern.

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>>4179794

A little window into the northern lakes of the west.

>>4180835
All three of these species independently and simultaneously evolved the same organ??

>>4180886
oh art cool

>>4180889
Yeah, a lot of species are missing a few of the 5 Basic Senses. Now that life is nearing sentience, we have to put the senses in somehow.

>>4180907
That's not necessarily true at all. The five basic senses as we know them are not a prerequisite for life, or some ultimate goal all organisms necessarily strive towards.

I'd also like to maybe reconsider this in light of >>4179031 , specifically
>make sure all evolutions are realistic and plausible

Three separate lineages simultaneously evolving the exact same organ at the same time as a response to environmental pressures on their different niches isn't realistic or plausible.

It's also a bit of a lame/lazy approach in my opinion. Up to QM, though...

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>>4180835
Some Dire Inland Gulls have developed primitive, but very loud, vocal organs. These newly dubbed Squawkfish screech out to each other in order to mate.

>>4180835
>>4180889
>>4180920
im going to say its fine for now. though future note. please evolve creatures individually

The planet has been struck with a large meteor causing heavy damage and killing much of the life that is around the impact site. but once again the skies of xeolia have become darkened by another natural disaster. This has done heavy damage to the ecosystem

soo uh same rules as usual 7 rolls per a person try to link back to some creatures from the old thread but if that proves difficult just give me the name and ill deal with it myself . any creatures that are in this thread you can just link easily

Can roll multiple times for a single creature

you have 8d10 rolls so you can roll 8 random numbers between 1 and 10

for now im putting a pause on evolving for a few hours so yall can roll this.

>>4160101
im just gonna provide thislink because its apparently easier to link this is a bit confusing to me still as a newish QM

>>4180845
“roll+1d10”

>>4181457
put it in the options

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>4180925

>>4181457
Thanks

>>4180860

>>4181457

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>4181479
>>4180860
Fuck

Rolled 3, 1, 6, 1, 3, 2, 2 = 18 (7d10)

>>4180756
>>4179747
>>4179681
>>4179698
>>4171685
>>4171706
>>4179286
Just distribute the rolls in order of reacts

>>4181487
oof those rolls

Rolled 10, 8, 2, 1, 7, 2, 9, 8 = 47 (8d10)

>>4179065
>>4178574
>>4178570
>>4178567
>>4177526
>>4177785
>>4177777
>>4175075

>>4181487
you have one more though

>>4181498
if possible, I'd like to switch my 4th and 5th rolls for the 5th and 4th species respectively
so that my babies survive :(

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>4180752

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>4179681
ALLAH SAVE ME
>>4181500
GMoid dubs save me

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>4175720

>>4181507
sure

>>4180845

>>4181520
still failled

are you doing dice+1d10

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>4180845

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>4174594

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>4174568

>>4180845

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>4179467

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>4180845

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>4180845

>>4181556
can i ask why your rolling this I hope you dont think im that mean XD

also too late to put that in another creature. just im curious why

>>4181565
I have plans for that creature, and I get over attached to things very easily. I was also worried that 8 wasn’t enough to survive the meteor blast. One question: does the highest roll count? Or the latest roll?

>>4181569
highest

>>4181579
Thanks

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>4177526

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>4177526

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>4178570

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>4177560

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>4176368

>>4176368

Rolled 2, 3 = 5 (2d10)

>>4181799
Woops, first of these two rolls for this one.

Second roll for >>4178570

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>4176368

Last roll, last ditch effort!

>>4180749

>>4181921
put the dice in options not name

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>4170278
First thing's first
Devlic Reef Survival

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>4182386
Not good enough

>>4170278
Devlic Reef Survival

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>4175933
Lilly Glob Survival

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>4180371
Paddle Fin Fubal Survival

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>4179747
Tracker Shellur Survival

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>4176358
Clinging Buds Survival

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>4171459
Bubblegrass survival

>>4182428
what luck

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>4182423
Got an extra roll so will try buds again

>>4176358
Clinging Buds Survival

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>4177722

Rolled 4, 4, 7 = 15 (3d10)

>>4179286
>>4176927
>>4170786

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>4177722

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>4177722

Rolled 2, 5, 3 = 10 (3d10)

>>4179286
>>4176927
>>4170786
rerolling

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>4165753

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>4169633

Rolled 1, 3 = 4 (2d10)

>>4176927
>>4170786
Fuck

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>4169633

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>4170463

Not the best streak only saved two creatures with seven rolls

We're gonna' see a very different world emerge soon.

I'm excited.

Hey I’ve got 5 dice left to roll which I don’t really have a use for. Does anyone need an extra dice for their race?

>>4182728
Could you roll for these boys? >>4170897

>>4182728
Would save peacock globs or maybe some cool flaps, myself.

>>4182728
Also better save at least one parasitic species, so that our other creatures don't end up too healthy

>>4182733
sure

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>4170897

>>4182728
Vortz >>4169251 and bastards >>4176927

pwease

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>4170897

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>4170897

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>4169251

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>4176927

sorry guys I've run out of rolls

>>4182769
Oh well, guess a species that monstrous couldn't possibly be allowed to live.

>>4182773
we can still hope for divine (QM) pity

>>4182580
>>4182778
Nah, at least there's hope for ball boy.

Rolled 6, 7, 9, 6, 2, 2, 8, 3 = 43 (8d10)

>>4180756
>>4180749
>>4177918
>>4175126
>>4170786
>>4179587
>>4180752
>>4170278

Rolling.

>>4182920
at least SOME vegetation will survive

>>4182920
We all get seven rolls not eight. >>4181400

>>4182940

Sorry miread that. Do i reroll o just ignore the last?

>>4182940
>>4182942
QM clarified on Discord that we get 8 rolls.

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>4182966

In that case here is my eighth roll for >>4170317

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>4174568
Eighth roll

stopping rolls now ill handle this when im fully awake

Guess whos finally awake.

The skies clear over exolia. and the once diverse ecosystem has once again fallen apart. Many key longstanding species to the ecosystem fell in the large scale disaster. Even the powerfull hordes which once roamed the lands have fallen. MEaning the lost of the worlds apex predator. While their cousins still roam the shores. The gullflaps which roamed the skies have fallen. Though the plantlife remain relativly intact with the major species still hanging in there

>>4180860 Ripping leapers
>>4179065 purple drill lur
>>4178574 finned mace headed lur
>>4178567 green drill lur
>>4177777 tall grass
>>4175075 tiny brown lur
>>4180752 Rootsheild grass
>>4175720 wide truely towering tumorus trees
>>4174594 silverfruit globliths
>>4180845 Toxic fleeders
>>4177526 Aquarium globliths
>>4170278 Devlic reef
>>4180371 Big paddle fubal
>>4179747 Tracker shellur
>>4171459 bubble grass
>>4170786 hoard roller
>>4165753 truely towering tumor trees
>>4170463 seed pod globs
>>4169251 vortfish
>>4180749 Tribelisk
>>4177918 fubal tailgazer
>>4170317 stripeberryglobs
uh Happy evolving... Do we even have any ocean creatures besides the vortfish?

also another note. im pretty sure the flaps are slowly being driven to extinction by the lurs at this point. only 3 flaps survived

>>4183057
Survival of the fittest bitch, not my fault the Limbless Worm is the superior bodyplan in all situations

>>4183049
Clearly that meteor hit in the ocean an annihilated almost all aquatic life.

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>>4180576
Now surrounded by enormous amounts of food, the Pack Fleeders have started moving in groups to make a more efficient use of the resources and to breed faster now that the habitat is favorable.
To signal body piles and safe areas they have developed vibrating parts on their heads to send vibrations across great distances and hormonal glands on their tails which are rubbed on surfaces to send various signals (such as “predators here, need help” or “safe area, want mate”)

>>4183074
https://www.businessinsider.com/asteroid-that-killed-dinosaurs-triggered-ocean-acidification-2019-10

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>>4180371

The paddle fubal seems to be the only surviving sea animal along with the
>>4178574

To win this early competition, some of these fubals just try to predate on the maced sea lurrs, reinforcing their beaks and head against their blows, improving their eyesight a bit to detect them when burrowed and being generally larger. Due to the habit of using his famous paddle on the ocean floor to uncover the worms they are now known as rockpaddle fubbars.

>>4183085
the vortfish is a sea based creature as well i said that in my post

>>4183085
also the paddle fubal was a river creature

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>>4183049
The Bile Roller can now split into several smaller Bile Crawlers, which profess a much healthier lifestyle and disposition thanks to not being eternally squished in a humid rotten flesh-hole like they were before, and are also much better suited to rummaging through carrion. They only coalesce into Rollers for mating and for traversing large distances.

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>>4183049
>>4178574
The mace-face lurs wake up in a straneg an eerie new ocean, full to the brim to toxic fumes and with many plant and animal species around them dead; soon, they are targeted heavily by predators, and desperately hungry. This can be seen as an opportunity, though, with the right adaptations.

Those that survive best are a pale breed, with elongated and strengthened bodies and heavier mace-faces, as well as gripping tail-flukes. They grab hold of one reef, wrapping around it and gripping with their tail to steady themselves, and then bash open other reefs next to it to eat the glob-matter deep inside. They've been known to do the same to passing cousins, and to sue this technique to fend off predation.

This is the pale mace-face. It can grow up to a foot in length, and be up to 3 inches across. The mace is almost double that thickness.

>>4183090
Oops, lets say he moved to the sea because all of the empty space,

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>>4169251

These vortfish change to a plant-based diet, near the toxic reefs, developing some resistance and barbs to sweep the floor and filter the phytoplankton of the surviving ocean plants and detritus.

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>>4183049
>>4169251
Some vortfish survived the catastrophe and the growth of the now everpresent hallucinogenic reefs by climbing as high up the tumor trees as possible and staying there. They grew more flexible, more gracile, and now use their heavily-modified "fins" as grabbing tentacles; likewise, their signature tail. Both their front and back eyes are equally developed, which is to say: not very, as the sea-tree "canopies" offer little in predation at this point.

Vortmonkeys, at least for a short period, live a life of peace and tranquility.

>>4183099
needs a size

>>4183109
Oh, woops! Size. Right.

Up to a meter long.

>>4183110
nvm ignore me. please put size in images

>>4183109
you though dont have one

>>4183113
well thanks i just aw this XD

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>>4183085
The rockpaddle fubbal, like so many species which have taken to the deep sea before it, finds constant inhalation and digestion of devlic reef waste products and adjacent species colours it red over time, and across generations this proves advantageous to a predator. Thus is the Devlic Fubbal born.

This creature has atrophied eyes--why bother, in such a particulate-rich environment, so full of hallucinogenic smog?--and strengthened forefins, while the middle pair have shrunken to make it more streamlined. It has slightly increased in size, as it proves more successful and well-fed.

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>>4177918

The duskgrazers are smaller than their ancestors, focusing on their short bursts of speed, that now is used to compete for the scarce food between themselves. In order to avoid predators, one of their sides is now lighter, to confuse predators when they flee. They are called duskgrazers.

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>>4183049
>>4171459
Some bubblegrass has reinhabited the ocean, giving a much better alternative to the devil reefs.

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>>4183049
With even less prey to hunt it then ever before, the hallucinogens of the Devil Reef dissolve much more quickly in water. However, its carapace becomes much much harder to combat the growing number of Mace-Faces.

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>>4165753

The Three Level Tumor Tree dwells on shallow waters, rooting itself in the soil and rising above the water. Its wider base its lessened because of the lack of competition.

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>>4183049
Some of the Frog Shrubs that made their way out of the Aquariums ended up in streams of caves. These shrubs have adapted to more barren soils, and light up the twilight zones of caves.

>>4183181
size :? i dont think we have an official size for this

>>4183192
dependent on how deep the water is, I imagine

>>4183181

Forgot the size: between 25 cms to almost 2 metres.

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>>4183076
As the number of fleeders increases exponentially, the right to breed becomes much fought over among the males. Thus, duels between the bigger males start, usually involving charging against one another and head butting each other like goats. For this purpose, the charger breed was born. Not all males are chargers but all chargers are males, and it’s not granted that a charger’s offspring will also be of chargers, though it’s likely. Chargers usually become the alphas of their packs, and are the only ones in the pack to have the breeding rights. They are much less patient than their smaller brethren though, and can be stunned by making them charge into a hard object

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>>4183109
Having abandoned its winglike fins and transforming them into pseudo horns covered in keratinous scales, the newly dubbed VORTSERPENT now travels by using its massive tail to wiggle about the waves. Spending most of its time spent hiding around and living within Devlic Reefs, the Vortserpent has developed an odd evolutionary quirk by combining the acid of its main prey source, the Fleeder species. Developing a sack of combined acid and hallucinogenic liquid, when hunting the Vortserpent will shoot out a large cloud of the vile concoction towards its prey, confusing and blinding the target long enough for the Vortserpent to crunch them up with its powerful jaws.

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>>4183154
Some bubblegrass has abandoned its bubbling nature, reversing its intake of air in order to help subsist the poor nutritious of the sand it lives within with microblobs. The newly dubbed FEATHERGRASS develops feathery tentacles to filter this food source, also developing a much softer blobby body that oscillates to better incite water flow. Water comes into the holes along the bottom and is pushed out through the top

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>>4183154
Some Bubblegrass grow much larger in size to help intake more water flow, developing netting along its exit valve that forces its bubbles into a constant stream of many mini bubbles

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>>4183076
Some pack fleeders grow much larger frills along their back that males wave and flash at each other to signify dominance. To compensate for no longer being able to stab over its back, the stinger of the Fleeder becomes longer and hangs backwards

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>>4183076
Other pack fleeders opt for a more herbivorous route due to a great reduction in herbivorous flaps this leaves a suitable niche open. these SQUIRTING FLEEDERS develop a muscle and larger acid sack along their tail that allow them to squirt their dissolving acid onto blobby based life and then mash up the softened material. In particular these Squirting Fleeders inhabit devlic reefs and bubblegrass fields, becoming quite numerous due to their quick reproduction rate.

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>>4183076
Lastly, other Fleeders become more carnivorous, feasting upon the grat number of Lurworms that inhabit that sands. These LONGLEGGED FLEEDERs develop longer horns that can sense vibrations and waves in the sand and water, allowing the Longlegged Fleeders to pluck up the lurs from the soil and inject them with a potent acid before proceeding to munch down on the twitching corpse.

>>4183265
Aren't fleeders land animals?

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>>4180749

Some of the tribalisk just grow higher, bigger, with their buds becoming an unified mass protecting the roots and enveloping further the globalisk. The moss also forms an unified leave around the clinging buds. These are called Great Tribelisks.

>>4183324
Isn't lumpmoss extinct?

>>4183327
i clarified on the discord symbiotic species get same roll. so if the existed together they can stay together

unless it wasnt there before then this is illegal

the tribelisk as a whole survived its fine they just cant be evolved seperatly from this group

>>4183341

The original tribalisk is made of normal globoliths, lumpmoss and climbing buds.

>>4183344
so that specific itteration of the lumpmoss is alive.

>>4183265
also im going to say o to this unless the. it was established that the only ocean creature still alive was the vortfish and whatever entered the water after without any confirmed fleeders and the fact the devlic reefs are ocean only im saying no

>>4183283
also this is problem

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>>4183097
Bile boys have developed hearing organs out of their many nostrils, that way they can hear fleeders coming.

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>>4183049
Some VorthFish evolve to hunt the finned mace headed Lur getting more scales and a suction cup on their tail to catch their new prey

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>>4183109
Some vortmonkeys eat their way into particularly high Three-level tumor trees, giving them a nice, cozy home on the shores.

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>>4183049
Some Tiny Brown Great Green Lurs gain more jagged beaks and become omnivorous scavengers. While larger than their direct ancestors they are still not as big as the Great Green Lur

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>>4183049
After the catastrophe, the Green Drill's primary food source - the great green lur and giant green lur - have gone extinct, leaving it to subsist solely on plant life.
In this strange new world, the Green Drills feed of the abundant tribelisks to sustain themselves, reaching colossal new sizes and losing their triple tail-spikes in the process.

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>>4180860

Surviving leapers adapt to the lack of food on earth by hunting the recent freswhater fishes in adittion to the smaller kind. Because of this they now have a tail, useful in the water but also useful to climb, and even keep a fragile balance with its powerful legs. The tailed leaper also has a frontal fin to help him swimming and giving him some camouflage between the water vegetation. Due to its new diet its also somewhat bigger than the old ripping leapers.

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>>4180860
With few nearby prey it can actually chew on, the Cave Leaper resorts to eating the unclaimed Frog Fruit of cave streams.

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>>4179747

The Lanced Shellur is the evolution of the tracker shellur that profits from the opportunity of being the largest predator on land. The Lanced Shellur is way bigger than before the extinction, the main reason is its new prey: the fleeders.

Being relatively big, and attacking in groups with poison, the only strategy is to be big enough to avoid its acid boring trough the armor of this shellur. To avoid the acid hitting its sensible neck and head, its now way longer, also giving it a best view (with new and almost complete composite eyes) range and force.

But this trade is risky, this beast consumes a lot of energy and its even heavier that your typical superpredator, being extremely slow and forgetting typical pursuing behaviour, having no problem in stealing caracasses and ambushing either. The changes in the front legs to be jointed is to enough strenght to support its head. While is true that it hunts this fleeders, it only pecks at the the less toxic parts. Why he prefers this prey over others is unkown.

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>>4183680
Locations of major cave streams

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>>4183680

Feeding on the frog fruit, this leaper has found that some trailgazer and duskgrazers feed have found the frog fruit as nourishment too, and now imitates its color pattern to fool their prey.

This has made the creature omnivorous and specialized his stomach mouths to divide its dentalplan between a carnivorous one and a herbivorous one who chews almost constantly on the frog fruits and also on the leaves of the plants themselves. The frog fruit leaper doesn't waste anything that can eat in a food deprived environment like the caves it inhabits.

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>>4169251
Some Vortfish have become more omnivorous, hunting the relatively tiny mace-face lur, and becoming bigger as a result. In addition, the Vortfish has developed opposable "thumbs" on its tentacles to more easily grab prey while, if it doesn't eat it alive, bashing them with its mighty tail-arm.

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>>4178567

These drill lur are tired of pursuing prey and have specialized in an herbivore life, piercing the hard shelled plants that dwell on land, specially all kinds of globalisks,

Its innovation is the special muscles around its head, that can rotate 360 degrees, and very slowly, pierce the shell with its reinforced drill point. New holes have grown in the drill to better suck the pulp of the plant once inside. The point of its rear end is now black to be left alone in its feeding hole and camouflage with globalisks. A barkpiercer lurr can live its entire life inside the same hole of a globalisk (but that would be terrible news for the tree).

Its usually prey of almost everything that dwells on land but its simple strategy of moving little, feeding a lot and be quiet is making them a rather widespread pest for >>4183324 and >>4174594

>>4183354
Yeah that's my bad for being a retard
>>4183360
Let me just re-do the post for this one as well

ahem

SQUIRTING FLEEDERS as they have been dubbed take advantage of their acid to target the mostly untouched food source that is the obelisks. Developing a majority herbivorous diet, Squirters will slather layerings of acid all around the base of obelisks to slowly eat away at them, eventually resulting in a beaverlike timber moment. Squirting fleeders then tend to slowly hollow out the obelisk over a few months with their acid tail, tending to turn the larger empty shells into homes where family units of Squirting Fleeders will seek shelter from larger predators.

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>>4183812

>>4183812
perfect

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>>4180752
While its roots become thicker and tougher, the Cotton Candy Shrub's head has become soft, delicious, and nutritious! This further encourages herbivores to eat the regrowable head and leave the roots alone.

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>>4180371
Having an abundance of low lying bubble grass to feed off of, the Fubal grazer has evolved into the chonky FUBATEE. The Fubatee's tail has rotated for that of a large paddle, allowing for slower and more deliberate movements when combined with its large front paddles. The other two limbs have atrophied, the muscles making way for an advanced gut that processes the spongey material of the bubble grass with utmost efficiency. The jaw of the Fubatee has also become more bulbous and hollow, with sensory pits along the front allowing the fubatee to make up for its poor eyesight by sensing the bubbles that its prey spits out.

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>>4180371
With the great number of blob based lifeforms that spit out nutritious water of some sort, the Fubal Grazer has evolved to best make use of this by becoming the FUBAL FILTERER. Developing more agile and large paddle fins, that allow the Filterer to hover over rich filtering spots, it is capable of staying mostly stationary for an indefinite amount of time. To better assist this filtering, the lower jaw of the Fubal has developed hollow thin grooves all along it, with a scraping upper roof to its top beak removing the microscopic morsels from its long chitinous teeth. A hole also has developed in the top jaw to allow for filtered water and fumes to pass through.

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>>4179065
with bastardous hordes extinct, the purple drills move onto their cousins, the bile roller. having developed longer, pointier drills, the purple drills are able to pierce through the cracks in the roller's armor and nest inside.

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>>4180371
Seeking competition from its larger cousins, the Fubal Grazer has had to adapt to find new sources of food on the fly. This has resulted in a powerful fast type of Fubal, the FUBAL SKIRMISHER being selected for. Aerodynamic and cutting back on weight wherever it can, the Skirmisher is now likely the fastest creature in the entire ocean.

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>>4183735
The disconcerting Nazar Leaper has developed specialized eyes for seeing within parts caves where light only barely reaches, and has resultantly redeveloped it's third eye. In addition, its teeth have flattened, making it easier to crush small, hard-shelled prey.

P.S.: To address a misconception, Bastard Leapers do not have two mouths, but one large, three-pointed mouth.

>>4183892
Is this just a cartoon tree?

>>4184058
No, that's just the visual gag. In reality, it's a regrowable lumpy mass.

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>>4178574
Having great competition in the ocean from the various types of Fubar, the Macehead Lurs have been forced to diversify and fill various small niches. First among these is the Splithead Malur. Serving as a burrowing predator, the Splithead has made its tail fin both look and smell like a bubblegrass blob. This attracts stupid Fubar targets, the Splithead then leaping forth from the sand and attaching to them like a lamprey

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>>4184080
Fair enough.

>>4183049
Starting my extinction-event chart updates and epoch 4! But much of it will have to wait for dinner. Got globs so far!

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>>4184158
(Note that I left Frog Shrubs as a survivor simply because, clearly, some have continued to evolve and to do so beyond the aquarium globelisks.

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>>4178574
Secondly are the BLOODLAPPER MALURs, having a long needlelike tongue that sticks far out of their hardened mace head. these Malurs are parasites that bury themselves into the soft parts of Fubals, letting the rest of their body hang out and slowly reduce down to nothing but reproductive organs over time.

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>>4184153
Third and lastly are the SNIPPER MALURS, having a sharp needlelike beak that has grown out of their mace head. These snippers feed by having transformed into a omnivorous lifestyle. They stick their sharp beak into holes either in bubblegrass or carcasses, chewing at the soft interiors. Larger bubblegrass organisms can be entirely hollowed out by a horde of Snippers, being a nuisance upon the fertile plains of the ocean.

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>>4183735

A different lineage of frog fruit leapers develops in the southern caverns (>>4183719) in the highest mountains of the planet. This leaper still ocasionally gets out of its cave catches river fish outside of the caverns. For better locomotion on this hostile enviroment, it grows better arms who begin on its sides and make his characteristic leaping something that it only does when jumping on prey. These new arms also let it hit the shells of his deceased prey on the ground to soften and crack their armor before eating them. The third eye was lost to make space for the brain big enough to use the arms of the leaper in that way.

But the greatest change is more subtle, the three pointed mouth becomes a four point star system, with two jaws with plates designed for plant matter and two jaws for flesh. A second sub-stomach now digest plant matter and regurgitates when neccessary to keep chewing making it a ruminant.

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>>4177777

The tallshade grass prospers in slightly arid climates, his leaf bending behind to give a little more shade than its ancestors, and its root going the same way to protect water reservoir cells that now grow under the shade. In groups they cover each other stems of excesive sunlight creating a very soft ground to step on.

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>>4183144
Competition from the Big Paddle Fubal family puts pressure on their grazer cousins, as the water's niches are filled much better by much larger and more dangerous fish. The Grazers have no chance to compete, and as such are pushed into crawling onto the shoreline with their still present crawler legs, and try to eat the land grasses growing there.
Finding little competition for the free growing Tallshades, generations come to live predominantly at the water's edge feasting on land grass and only requiring dips into the water due to their inability to lay eggs on land. They have in turn become flatter in nature and their legs have increased in strength to better facilitate this more land based lifestyle.

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>>4183324
The symbiotic species of The Tribalisk begins to have its Lur components grow a bit of rigidity, as branches stem from the plant to reach out and make new funnels all along the plant rather than just situated at its top. This allows it to collect greater amounts of sunlight and house more ample supplies of moss, making the areas that are inhabited by many of these symbiotic monoliths form their own canopy of moss and soft-skin funnels.

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>>4183278
Pack Fleeders that are perused by Shellurs are forced into adapting much more safer forms of habitation, as they cannot outrun the large beasts that now hunt them. The grippers on their limbs become more specialized in clinging to the branches and stems of The Tribalisk Lur Components, allowing packs of Fleeders to reside away from hunters. With their extended tail, they can wrap these appendages around a branch, and sleep hanging from them without fear due to the lack of flying predators.

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>>4183049
Flaps experienced such a huge die-off I almost wonder if future generations wouldn't know them by a different name

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>>4184624
In many cases, what survived are barely recognizable as flaps at all!

>>4184626
sad babies only 4 lines remain. will they survive extinction atleast they diversifying

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>>4183049
Lurs were a huge and diverse group...

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>>4184706
They remain so even now!

>>4184626
Also, just realized I accidentally added the squirting fleeders twice and missed the longlegged ones. Will fix next time!

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>>4184267
Having changed their coloration to be harder to notice, the Grey Fruit Leaper are otherwise the same as the Southern Fruit Leaper

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>>4184267
Some southern fruit leapers further specialize in faster waddling about in and out of caves, and swifter movement under water as well. Shifts in their posture and the development of a tail and membranes facilitate this, and their eyes develop further to adapt to a variety of different lighting conditions. They become more experimental in diet as well as environments--curious generalists. The trade-off is that they can no longer leap as far as they once could, nor are they quite as adept at any one of the specialties than an animal better suited to a specific environment.

These are the Jack-of-All Leapers.

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>>4183049
Colonial Globs are what happens when a very centralized seed pod glob, which stores all its nutrients in a single large pod, finds countless drill-faced monsters desperate for food in a landscape where everything is increasingly willing and able to break open globelisks for food.

These plants start as a single smallish seed pod, with the usual propensity toward interlocking, webbed tendrils and anchoring roots of their forebears. However, their growth pattern is unique: as their tendrils expand upwards and outwards, they merge together and form more seed pods at each juncture. As these grow bigger and heavier, they come to touch ground; if that soil be fertile, they continue to grow and put down roots, and otherwise they cease growing and begin expending all their stored energy to produce more tendrils, to network with others of their kind or to spread out in search of more habitable land.

Wherever two such seed pods touch, they effectively merge into a single great organism, exchanging nutrients and chemical signals which then inform the tendrils of both beings as to which direction they should grow. to find moisture, sunlight, and food.

(Size irrelevant and highly variable; seed pod sizes usually max out around a foot in diameter, but are more often smaller)

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>>4183189
Frog Shrubs in the outside world begin to adapt for life in rivers and lakes, and not just in caves. Their tadpole-like seedlings now have small "fin" leaves in many instances, and rainbow patterns. They whirl through the water almost like an animal, following currents and evading obstacles they bump into, until they get caught somewhere they can settle and put down roots; there they begin to grow an adult plant: the Spectrometer Frog Shrub. These plants are grey and about half the size when they grow in a cave, aquarium globelisk, or other area of poor life, to conserve nutrients and energy; outside, though, they grow in virtually any colour, based on which part of the seedling was best able to absorb light in that evironment. Unlike their ancestors, they are almost always a single, solid colour, apart from their blue stripes and spots.

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>>4184757
Some Jack-of-All Leapers stop being Jack-of-All and start being Jack-of-One; that one being Big Brown Lurs. They use their new elongated claws to anchor themselves onto the Big Brown Lur, and their powerful radula to scoop up it's insides.

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>>4183403
Some Bile Crawlers develop a second set of teeth: these are much longer and flatter, useful for digging through soil, but not so much through carrion. They also begin clacking their teeth together to send signals to members of their pack about when a predator is nearby or when it is time to coalesce back into the Roller.

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>>4183417
Some tree-nesting vortmonkeys adapt to the increasing pressure of predation with a trio of adaptations:

1. bigger, tougher bodies

2. specialization to their eyes (the back eye is now highly adept at detecting changes in light and movements, alerting a vortmonkey to danger behind, while the front eye has two "pupils" which can focus indepdently to hone in one distance and better perceive depth)

3. specialized scoots almost like ears, which detect water currents and vibrations


These extremely-alert, toughened monkey-fish are called Great Vortmonkeys.

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>>4183916
The immense hunger of The Fubatee leads them to waddle into uncontested areas were they can consume like living trashcans. They grow even heavier as they not only feed on bubble grasses, but proceed to find homes in cavernous systems where they feed primarily on leaper colonies and Frog Shrub plants, often in their entirety.

Fubatee Families often take residence in a cave system, where they have ready access to food and no competition with other fubal species. Cave Fubas have eyes with high dilation as to assist seeing in the cavernous darkness, and have thicker nose beaks, as they often bump against walls with them while searching for food. Caves are now filled with the sound of Fuba bellowing and the tapping noise of their bony noses bumping around.

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>>4183164
The Reefs begin to experience active change again as a the spores they release during their fuming periods grow, becoming visible to the naked eye. These reef seeds scatter across the seabed wildly, often being eaten by scavengers, but being large enough that they're not consumed by filter feeding, and can sprout a new reef column instead of budding from one of the already present reef conglomerates.

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>>4184757
To not only defend against the Cave Fubas but also hunt them themselves the Jack of all Leapers have become bigger developed stronger claws and started forming small packs

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>>4184816
Darker in color for hunting at night, the FOOLISH SAMURAI LEAPER hunts for Big Brown Lur while they sleep. In addition, it has grown an even longer radula and big sharp tusks for ripping flesh.

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>>4183107

With the new developments in sea plants, tood in the ocean is now full of devil plakton and feathergrass, the sweeping vortfish still doesn't have any real predators and a lot of food.

Growing to really monstrous size, the vorthemoth has specialized in sweeping the ocean from surface to floor of its plankton and detritus.

His colours have changed to be lighter on his underside, and its tentacles have simplified and multiplied: the two new tentacles have more barbs that catch more plankton and the can be pushed into the main barbs of the mouth. The other tentacles have stronger teeth-like barbs, used for defense and shaking the floor and reefs to get more food. Ironically this also expands the plankton further. Its only eye is now composite and has almost ver ample view, if relatively simple in details.

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>>4184832

The strain of its giant body and eight eyes its too much for the cave fubatee brain to handle, losing half of its eyes while relying more on the pits of its head, now with a more generalist jaw.

Its body now made space for a slightly bigger brain in exchange for simpler fins to make room for the protection for the brain. This has made the fubatee less clumsy to an acceptable degree of dexterity, so it can walk withou falling on its mouth. This is the Hunchback fubatee

>>4185034
Don't you mean *Vortmouth?

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>>4184781
Some colonial globs adapt to the entrances of caves, its roots feeding on the ground detritus left by fubatees and cave leapers, but its net of stems covering the entrance where the light enters and the humidity tries to escape. Only this part of the glob is normallly visible, his ground roots being very small and surviving on little. These are the colonial webs. Size variable

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>>4174594

Silverfruit globliths adapt to the squirting fleeders, reusing its acids as nutrients and decomposing the remains that the beaver-like creatures leave inside their trunks while living inside.

Basically the silverfruit has hardened to not quite die at all, and regenerate even after being hollowed inside, using what it has around, in this case, the fleeders. What is certain is that thanks to the fleeders, their fruits can travels far away, and so, they made the most of their situation as homes for this creatures. The young globeliths start growing covered in a substance that when mixed with the acid of the fleeders, it just tastes very bad, and so, they are left alone until they grow, and even protected by the territorial fleeders. Due to this ability to resurrect and curse its devourers to protect its children, now its called Revenant globelith.


>>4183815

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>>4183993
The Sheikah Leaper has developed 3 vibration sensitive indents on its skin which allow it to hear incoming Fupa. In addition, it has grown smaller, becoming faster and requiring less nutrients in the quite barren environment of caves.

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>>4183469
Due to it's large size the Green Drill, it's maturation time has become excessively long, leading to many deaths of infantile Lurs. To circumvent this, problem, the Green Drill has developed a rudimentary jaw with which it can safely harbor it's off-spring inside the drill and feed it, until they are already juveniles, capable of defending themselves.

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>>4185107
Here's also another fun infographic on how that works
and before you ask, yes that basically makes them marsupials.

>>4185110
Since it’s another maw that makes them more like a crocodile

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>>4184357
The Grazers, free from any predators, are able to consume and grow their roaming lands without pressure for things such as personal defenses or foreign ideas like food competition. The abundant, untamed grasslands are free for The Fubal's taking, and they do take it. Their shells do not evolve to cover their ever growing amount of fat deposits, causing them to rest on top of the grazer's mass rather than around it, and its legs develop into stronger stubs that can drag all that new weight around.

They have expanded their grazing territory substantially, but still do not form herds, as they have no external pressures to work together or share food. Instead they each wander about independently, and once a year return to bodies of water to breed and lay eggs.

>>4185116
crocs do that? never knew

>>4185133
Yep, that’s how mother crocs keep their young safe. Or maybe it was gators but I’m pretty sure it’s crocs. Never really figured out which one did it

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>>4184303
Some tallshade grass that ended up in more arid region developed to store more water within themselves, their bodies becoming thicker and losing their leafs.

>>4185174
hey OP, not to make accusations of being a furry or anything
but why does the central peninsula look like a happy wolf?

>>4185225
i did not make the map i have a assistant while im having tablet troubles so i have no clue but honestly continents can look like whatever

also i dont think either of us saw that when looking at the map

>>4185240
it's alright
just a little innocent banter
because finding shapes in things is always hilarious

did you know that north america looks like a pig and/or duck depending on the angle you view it?

>>4185250
i was trying to make the world look like a dragon, like how some old peoples thought america was a big turtle. thought it would be good for the civ stuff later on.

>>4185261
oh yeah, I can totally see that
but since I can't unsee the center as being a wolf, this looks like a furry throwing up his arms in cheers to me.

>>4185250
Don't forget Italy looks like a boot

>>4185317
just the whole of western europe is just a dinosaur my dude

should probbably move off topic chat over to the discord guys
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>>4185317
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>>4185356
I'm not even in the discord
I never saw you post the link

>>4185391
https://discord.gg/hUXqpz