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Post by Atrox on Sept 7, 2016 1:16:46 GMT
Thing: imgur.com/RNnOZf6 The planet that these sea creatures live on have moments of extreme cold that occur rapidly, creatures and plants have to hide in heat generating hives, their own blubber, while some just let themselves freeze. These flash freezes (as i call them) are relatively short, lasting only about an hour, however the unfreezing process may take up to a week. The flash freezes are unpredictable, but they usually occur every 2 months during the winter. Winter lasts 10 earth months. A year is 20 earth months. These creatures have a blubbery layer of skin that is rolled up near the back of their bodies when not in use, however, when a flash freeze happens this skin stretches forward until it completely covers the animal. The second pair of legs are used to sense when a freeze is coming. This idea is probably really inaccurate and implausible though  . I have to get a mop to clean up all the drool that just ended up on the floor. Good lord your art skills man. Wow. |
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Post by vitagum246 on Sept 7, 2016 2:40:43 GMT
Thing: imgur.com/RNnOZf6 The planet that these sea creatures live on have moments of extreme cold that occur rapidly, creatures and plants have to hide in heat generating hives, their own blubber, while some just let themselves freeze. These flash freezes (as i call them) are relatively short, lasting only about an hour, however the unfreezing process may take up to a week. The flash freezes are unpredictable, but they usually occur every 2 months during the winter. Winter lasts 10 earth months. A year is 20 earth months. These creatures have a blubbery layer of skin that is rolled up near the back of their bodies when not in use, however, when a flash freeze happens this skin stretches forward until it completely covers the animal. The second pair of legs are used to sense when a freeze is coming. This idea is probably really inaccurate and implausible though . I have to get a mop to clean up all the drool that just ended up on the floor. Good lord your art skills man. Wow. Thanks a lot! I really like your cyclotran creatures too! And you have a cool and realistic way of explaining how their wheels work too! |
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Post by Atrox on Sept 7, 2016 4:36:14 GMT
I have to get a mop to clean up all the drool that just ended up on the floor. Good lord your art skills man. Wow. Thanks a lot! I really like your cyclotran creatures too! And you have a cool and realistic way of explaining how their wheels work too! Thank you very much :0 EDIT: Also just to get it around they're known as "cyclid" now as the other name was a bit of a mouthful. |
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