Aug 12
ctenophores/comb jellies are such weird critters to me. like what do you mean the floppy orbeez that I constantly see when netting are kind of gorgeous when underwater??? like thatβs the same creature???
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ctenophores/comb jellies are such weird critters to me. like what do you mean the floppy orbeez that I constantly see when netting are kind of gorgeous when underwater??? like thatβs the same creature???
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reminder that every extraterrestrial creature depicted in fiction looks genuinely less alien than most of the living things on earth
phylum octofinals, round two:
ctenophora (comb jellies)
pictured species: Mnemiopsis leidyi, Beroe abyssicola, Bathocyroe fosteri, Pleurobrachia pileus
vs
mollusca (snails, squid, clams, etc)
pictured species: Cornu aspersum, Sepioteuthis sepioidea, Mytilus edulis, Chromodoris lochi
which phylum do you like more ?
ctenophora
mollusca
File:Comb jelly.jpg
Gurt. Enjoy my clay roller brush vomit.
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I completely forgot to post this, but dw the concepts and drawings for the first evolutions of stuff after 10 million years should be within a few days to a week, tell me if you guys would prefer all at once or posted seperately over days the second theyre done. The seed world already bearing life (life of which i will post about next, including the food chains of introduced life mingling with the native life), the blue ball, is Ctitan! Yes, its moon is big, dw its not too big, though the tidal forces are immense (88.78Γ that of earths)
Ctenophore seed world :)
There will be other species (a diatom, a coccolithophore, a rotifer and a copepod) but since these ones are basically the only reaaaally visible ones (for now) theyre the only two shown. you might think "thats not much species, how do you expect the cycles to work you great big oaf", and right you are, but there was already microbial life on the planet already doing its own cycles so apart from them disrupting the ecosystem a small amount, everything is sorted.
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