Shiny Gander™さんのイラストまとめ

All proboscistomes are hermaphrodites, as all individuals posses female and male reproductive organs (or at least very analogous to our familiar earthly classifications). As with all rules, there are exceptions, with some groups having clearly distinct—
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As the rest of the Spec Council is doing QnA's, and seeing as I'm starving you guys on Orbem Norvis content for a while, why don't we do one as well?
Ask away your questions regarding this lean planet

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Greetings artists of Twitter, I'm Shiny Gander and I have too many projects for my mental health.
With the most prominent two being Sister Earth and Orbem Norvis.

The deep abysses of Orbem Norvis house many strange and often wondrous, as well as terrifying organisms. Most frequently encountered as either bycatch by the local sapients or ocassionally being washed ashore, they inspire fear and curiousity as much as they inspire tall—
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Art trade with the big bad queen @Smileyvenator
Their bjird aliembs

At rest they may shift to match the environment around them.
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They can change the color of their skin in rapid succession, matching or even exceeding the capabilities of Earth's cephalopods.
A burst of stripes may disorient predators, enhanced by their herd members darting here and there, further breaking up their outline.
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neighbours.
And finally camoflauge. Made possible with tiny chromatophores and their smooth slightly scaly skin devoid of any filaments that may obstruct their color change, this remarkable ability is what gives them their common name. Resplendelopes.
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recorded top speed of the common prairie resplendelope (the fastest and most well known of this group) is around at least 169 km/hour.
Their generalist omnivore diet (which tends towards herbivory) allows them to exploit a wide arrange of food inexcessible to their—
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As one of, if not the fastest terrestrial decapods on Orbem Norvis, their speed allows them to evade the many predators that share their habitat. As they work with different a very different skeleto-muscular system than that of Earth's animals, the highest—
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