Bispira tricyclia Schmarda, 1861
Worm neighbors, they exchange gossip and share planktonic tea.
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Bispira tricyclia Schmarda, 1861
Worm neighbors, they exchange gossip and share planktonic tea.

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I just wanted to finally, officially post my own original furry species. I've had the concept for these things for years and years now, and I'm finally ready to list some rules and such! (And yeah, they are a closed species, but I don't plan on doing anything anyone will have to pay for, because I don't expect this to get too popular.)
The creature pictured above is a Feather Worm! Don't let the name fool you, they easy grow up to 60+ feet length, and weigh several tons. They are vertebrates, with bones as strong as steel beams. The huge exoskull on their head grows over their face very quickly after birth. They are usually very bright colors, but some can come in black and other dark hues.
They are sometimes able to utilize special glands inside their mouths to shoot a small stream of fire, acid, or flammable gas.
(actual rules on the way soon, for now, please enjoy the art!)