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Curthio, More Commonly Referred Too As A Sand Emu, Are Large Flightless Florivorous Cactivorous Birds,

Curthio, More Commonly Referred Too As A Sand Emu, Are Large Flightless Florivorous Cactivorous Birds,
Curthio, More Commonly Referred Too As A Sand Emu, Are Large Flightless Florivorous Cactivorous Birds,
Curthio, More Commonly Referred Too As A Sand Emu, Are Large Flightless Florivorous Cactivorous Birds,

curthio, more commonly referred too as a sand emu, are large flightless florivorous cactivorous birds, which is used like a horse or a camel in the early days of dumuno, being herbivorous generally fast desert dwelling animals, their tails are used as sexual display though double as defensive mimicry, though are very frequently used as sexual display to the point most sand emus have a vibrant cyan colour for their tails instead of the beige sandlike colour of the rest of the curthio, they will gather in large groups called parties, in these "parties" the curthio will display themselves to other sand emus until one accepts them and they accept it and then they will mate with the less vibrant one laying the eggs like most dumunoan animals, if they are in danger in a party they will group into large huddles and lash at the predators with their claws attempting to ward them off, they rarely actually drink water instead getting all the liquid content they need from the flowering cacti they eat, if you have any question about this desert dwelling bird please dont be afraid to ask


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Aedguis, Commonly Called The Desert Moth, Are Nectarivourous Nocternal Flying Insects, They Fly Around

aedguis, commonly called the desert moth, are nectarivourous nocternal flying insects, they fly around the desert at night in search of flowering cacti to drink the nectar from their flower, this benefits the flowering cacti by allowing it to spread its pollen, they have red sensitive hairs on their antennae to help feel the surrounding area during night, they also have small fuzz covering them which helps them thermoregulate, they also can commonly be found asleep in the flowers of the cacti, though usually during the day they are in burrows dug by desert lizards or other desert dwelling nocturnal animals, they use their specialized fuzz covering their bodies to cling to the sides of the burrows, during dusk its common to see groups of desert moths called a burst, flying out of burrows, if you have any questions regarding this organism please dont be afraid to ask


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3 years ago
Foetris, More Commonly Called A Split Fin, Are Large Marine Apex Predatory Fish, They Are Usually Surrounded
Foetris, More Commonly Called A Split Fin, Are Large Marine Apex Predatory Fish, They Are Usually Surrounded
Foetris, More Commonly Called A Split Fin, Are Large Marine Apex Predatory Fish, They Are Usually Surrounded

foetris, more commonly called a split fin, are large marine apex predatory fish, they are usually surrounded by small pods of scrap eaters who eat the scraps of food left over from the foetris' hunt, they will rarely eat the scrap eaters surrounding them but if theyre desperate enough for food they will, they usually will lay their eggs beneath a branching bush, in hopes that its children will have food if a herbivore is nearby when they hatch, they are not that territorial only attacking other split fins if they attempt to eat the prey they just found, if you have any questions about this organism please dont be afraid to ask


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3 years ago
Migapsus, Commonly Called A Gliding Gecko, They Are Gliding Frugivorous And Folivorous Gecko Like Reptiles,
Migapsus, Commonly Called A Gliding Gecko, They Are Gliding Frugivorous And Folivorous Gecko Like Reptiles,
Migapsus, Commonly Called A Gliding Gecko, They Are Gliding Frugivorous And Folivorous Gecko Like Reptiles,

migapsus, commonly called a gliding gecko, they are gliding frugivorous and folivorous gecko like reptiles, they have small semisticky pads which help them climb up trees stably, they usually eat the leaves in the canopy or go down to the forest floor and eats the fruit that grows there, they mainly glide between the branches of the canopy to eat more of the leaves, though they usually come in conflict with arbuits, they use their venomous tail spike in defense which will completely paralyse the attacker and make them go limp, which if very dangerous in a canopy where if one fall could mean death, and if the fall doesnt kill them a potential predator lurking around the forest floor will, they spend all of their early life in the canopy with the parent that laid the egg and watched over them when theyre hatching, they usually keep them in small abandoned holes that crawling felines dig out into trees for recovering from their lost claws, though if theyre desperate enough they will kill a crawling feline if its currently in its hole, if you have any questions about this animal please dont be afraid to ask


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3 years ago

and when i do draw people half decently it looks bad since i cant shade or anything

And When I Do Draw People Half Decently It Looks Bad Since I Cant Shade Or Anything
And When I Do Draw People Half Decently It Looks Bad Since I Cant Shade Or Anything

i cant even draw my main character well enough to actually keep thedrawing, so i just have million picrews of them, mainly due to the alternate universe versions of all the characters, theres a lot of major plotlines and stuff i dont get into because it hasnt been necessary to talk about

sometimes i wish i knew how to draw people


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3 years ago
Cemeicentur, Commonly Known As An Invisible Fin, Are Infantivorous Crustaceans Which Eat The Children

cemeicentur, commonly known as an invisible fin, are infantivorous crustaceans which eat the children of other animals, theyve evolved prehensile tails to help stay pressed against and attached too sea bands, which they then will dislodge themselves from when a potential prey item shows up near it then they will eat the prey and use their tail to push themselves away to avoid the parent of the prey then they will stay pressed against a new sea band, then they will wait for a new prey item, and if they have recently mated they will bury themselves into the sediment then allow their children to eat their corpse then swim out into the ocean too grow till mating age until they repeat the cycle, they decide which one of them will "lay" the egg by the size of their prehensile tails, they slowly full extend them around a potential mate and then they will judge each other to see who will "lay" the eggs, if you have any questions about this crustacean please dont be afraid to ask


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