Electromagnetic Flyers
In the Late Cretaceous a lineage of deltatheroidean metatherians developed specialised, tightly packed hairs with branching filaments, superficially similar to plumes. This permitted an unique development in vertebrate history: by extending these hairs...
The Last Placental
55 million years ago, Wyoming. A small mammal scurries along the tree branches. It is dusk, and it has just left its shelter in the deeper canopy to forage for food. It is an omnivore: it can do a little bit of everything, which is likely how it...
Candy Forests
Candy Forests are an unique type of subtropical environment found over most of Mediterranean and Iberian Europe, Central and Western Australia, Western Madagascar and most of northern Mesoamerica, with "False Candy Forests" in South America, South...
The Parahuman Baseline
While the first generation were bioprinted with titanium-reinforced bones, the complete lack of biological interaction exhibited by the metal made it impossible to code the trait into the genome.
Dr. Kaajiv
I was a biology teacher in a university. my students and my colleagues liked me, and i liked them in return. my real passion in life was my scorpions. they were like my children. all those little mouths to feed; when they were happy, i was happy.
Another World's Hell Creek
Mammals Tyrannotherium rex: A twelve meter long, 15 ton heavy gobiconodontid. Napioa piadaph: A grizzly sized gobiconodontid. Napioa leonina A polar bear sized gobiconodontid. Circavelocipterus major: A 2 meter wingspanned volaticothere. ...
Milk Egg
Non-placental mammals are faced with an unique predicament. Possessing epipubic bones, they cannot expand their torsos, and thus cannot give birth to complex, well developed young you take for granted. Marsupials eject joeys, monotremes eject eggs that...
A werewolf guide: biology Part 1
#4 of werewolf guide hey there, today is about the biology of werewolves. i am splitting this into two part because 1. i know little about biology and i wanted to make it believable. 2. i was procrastinating the entire month for whatever reason. feel free
An Alternate History For Placodonts
Placodonts were some of the most resilient groups of Triassic marine reptiles, consistently surviving minor extinction events with minimal diversity loss until the mass extinction. In one timeline, this did not happen. Instead, their diversity...
Seahorse Placoderms
In an alternate timeline two lineages of placoderms convergent with syngnathid fish evolved: - Longmaiformes were a clade of arthrodires of uncertain affinities as they more or less appear in the mid-Devonian fossil reccord as they are, with...
Spectember: Ichthyornithid Parrots
In one timeline crown birds didn't make it past the KT event, but ichthyornithids did. Like our birds they quickly radiated into a massive array of species; most of the initial niches were raptorial and insectivorous, but gradually aquatic plant eaters...
Shapeshifter City: Jobs of Ferals and the Biology of Shapeshifters
Shapeshifter city: jobs of ferals and the biology of shapeshifters by crola\_the\_snake okay, maybe cutting off the dinner part was a bad idea. welp, too late now. i told you that i invited sarah for a dinner, right?