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Post by johnnykun on Jun 11, 2015 7:16:51 GMT
Deltas: a complex arrangement of rivers near a large body of water.
Grassland: large expanses of tall or short grass.
Abandoned cities: abandoned cities from an earlier civilization overgrown with plants.
Bioluminescent ecology: most organisms/plants of a biome or an entire planet can emit bioluminescence at night. Tundra: cold grasslands with no trees.
Glaciers: floating gigantic pieces of ice.
Deadzone: polluted or radioactive wastelands made by civilizations can poison and/or mutate organisms.
Cities: organisms can seek out a living as either pests or domestic animals.
Farmland: same as cities. Can be rice patties to fields of crops.
Volcanic fields: organisms resistant to heat can live here.
Tide pools: either an organism can wade for food or can be aquatic and live in tide pools.
Waterfalls/fast flowing streams: for organisms to migrate or survive in.
Dark forest floor: trees so tall and so dense that barely any light makes it to the forest floor. Good environment for bioluminescence.
Floating mountains/ islands: mentioned in one of my previous threads. Giant floating bodies of earth either by a strong gravitational pull by another stellar body or by magnetic ore.
water surface: can skim or float across the surface of water.
That's it for now. This thread is subject to update or deletion.
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Post by iaintevenmad884 on Jun 22, 2015 2:39:47 GMT
the bioluminescence biome is very cool. it is also believable and unique, for in the deep sea almost all animals have some sort of bioluminescence. how about a gargantuan colony of simple organisms that stretches for miles and miles. that would be interesting for a biome.
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Post by elementalred on Jun 22, 2015 22:10:57 GMT
the bioluminescence biome is very cool. it is also believable and unique, for in the deep sea almost all animals have some sort of bioluminescence. how about a gargantuan colony of simple organisms that stretches for miles and miles. that would be interesting for a biome. That "gargantuan colony" reminds me of that fake sea in Expedition, which was actually...well...a gargantuan colony of micro-organisms.
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