A storm serpent - inspired by ghost leviathans
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Storm Serpent

In the mighty lakes of Southern Laksha, one may be quick to encounter its apex predator – the Storm Serpent. Despite its moniker, it bears little resemblance to traditional serpents. Instead, it takes on the form of a sleek and sinuous eel with a striking green metallic sheen. Bioluminescent patterns flicker along its slender body, […]

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Giant aliens - speculative evolution
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Mist Strider Titan

On the planet, Nibbio, life can reach titanic proportions, and towering above all is the mighty Mist Strider Titan. Yet this massive creature begins its life as a minute boneless larva that feeds on decomposing plant material. Over time, it passes through various molts and two main chrysalises. The first chrysalis occurs around the age […]

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the mist walker - mist titan strider
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Nibbio

The discovery of Nibbio happened in a rather common way. A probe was sent into the binary star system Right Epoch Ascension [NN Serpentis] in search of colonizable planets. There the probe found three rocky planets orbiting two dwarf stars revolving around a common center. Of those three planets, two are small and sterile due […]

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Sci-fi epic war poster - giant gators
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Armagator

Titanic in proportion and armed with keen intelligence, if you ever come across an Armagator, better pray it doesn’t consider you an enemy. While found scattered throughout the Ark, sighting one remains rare. This is because they usually reside in places considered extremely inhospitable to most other organics. Armagators are considered a form of hyperthermophiles, […]

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Giant space alien
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Friendly Shadow

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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Alien leviathan. Speculative evolution
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Titan Scissorjaw

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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Arrow tongue look-alike giant alien
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Spearmouth

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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Tempest - an alien apex predator of gas clouds ecosystem
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The Tempest

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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A green alien planet in Infinity Horizon Universe
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Laksha

“Oh, Laksha, celestial masterpiece sculpted by hands unseen! Within your enchanting embrace, one is compelled to release the constraints of common worries and surrender to the allure of the infinite. For in your ethereal depths, where giants roam and nature’s symphony resounds, the mortal spirit finds respite, nourished by the sheer magnificence of a world […]

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desert alien planet of garmiwala
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Garmiwala

Garmiwala is an odd planet; it is the sole example of its kind to harbor complex life despite liquid water comprising a fraction of its surface. Little larger than Mars, its low gravity may explain its current state of aridity, having lost most of its moisture to space over the eons. Nevertheless, life still thrives […]

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