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As a new era of space colonialization began following humanity’s independence from the Bea’wiskarian Empire, among the first to be settled was Kali Thanda. The planet was selected for colonization for its close proximity to human space and its high concentration of nitrates, an ingredient essential for industries. Initial colonization proved, difficult, however, due to […]
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George Talivon, of the United Provinces of America (UPA) was the first person to catalog the existence of the dwarf planet Falcoron in 2633. As is common tradition in the UPA, they granted him a sizable portion of land on the dwarf planet. In 2918, Malaree Toi discovered the first signs of life inside the […]
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At the top of the food chain in Dra’Hynusian waters swims the Titan Scissorjaw. At 45 m (147 ft) and weighing nearly 300 tons, the species is almost twice the length of Earth’s Blue Whales and a decent chunk heavier; these leviathans are enough to make the most seasoned of seafarers fall to their knees […]
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Growing to truly massive sizes is a difficult task, especially if your diet consists mostly of meat. However, on the highly bio-diverse planet of Laksha, finding enough to eat meals isn’t as hard, especially if primary food sources are the many titans of the world you inhabit. Restricted to flat terrain by their weight, Spearmouth […]
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On the seeded planet, Mai 155b, life has only recently begun to make a foray onto the land. Simple tree-analogs carpet the shorelines and emerging wetlands. Among the first to colonize these new terrestrial environments has been the semi-aquatic Hexoarm. This bean-shaped herbivore is a product of hybrid speciation – descending from the aquatic Hexoable […]
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Laksha is home to many wonderous creatures yet none has managed to capture the attention of the interwebs as much as the humble Mud Flinger. Despite appearing as a rather dumb, clumsy, and pathetic creature, it remains among the most successful of species to inhabit the planet. Researchers have remained puzzled by this, especially factoring […]
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Albeit on the top of the food chain in his domain, this apex predator rarely kills, rather it grazes. For you see, the Galumphing Vorpal displays a feeding behavior rarely documented in most other large terrestrial species. Flesh grazing is a type of predation where the predator tears a chunk of flesh from often much […]
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Up in the skies of the oceanic world, Ionis III, soars a fearsome wyvern, uncontested in its position of being at the top of the food chain. The Russet-Backed Skahl is the apex predator of a large chain of scattered islands in the southern Magellan Ocean, the planet’s largest ocean. Whenever its shadow falls, the […]
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Many millions of years ago, a Howler expedition to Earth brought with it some lizards as curios. They were later released into the ark’s ecosystem. Present day, their descendants strike terror as the apex predators of their domain. Measuring an average length of 17.4 feet, Sacrissian is an imposing monster that lurks in the forest […]
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Soaring high above the cloud layer of the Neptune-sized gas giant Pazuzu, the Tempest is the largest and most feared predator of its airborne ecosystem. Other than its prey, the island-sized Balloonettes, Tempests aren’t limited by the tropopause and can reach high into the planet’s hydrogen stratosphere on the lookout for potential prey. Once located, […]
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