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Hyrotrioskjan — Fungostegotops
Published: 2013-05-22 23:13:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 10721; Favourites: 209; Downloads: 99
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A very rare, middle sized planteater from the polar regions. We know nearly nothing about this animal beside it's appearance and it's diet.Related content
Comments: 29
How am I just now discovering your pseudo-arthropods! These things are amazing!
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It looks weird but interesting.
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Judging by its short legs and strange, mushroom-like exoskeleton, I'm going to guess these guys would shuffle around in the underbrush, camouflaged among mushrooms and the sort.
Very creative, even with little info!
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Silvanus have no mushrooms, the structures on their back are more for visual communication than for camouflage
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What a cool looking creature. So what does it eat, anyways?
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I'm going to take a random guess that its diet mostly consists of fungi
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nice how Fungostegotops' features abide by the rules of polar fauna - like shorter thicker tails.
great creativity.
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Thank you
Well, the polar regions don't differ much from the equatorial regions, the are just a few degrees cooler and some different plants
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Are there even ice caps? Or just different worldtree species?
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No ice caps, and yes different world trees
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Nice. I wonder what the polar regions would be like on a water world. The only true "land", perhaps? Inhabited by rare, terrestrial vertebrates?
Anyway, this guy looks amazing. I wonder what his fungus-roofed head is for.
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Thanks
I must disappoint you, no land, no ice caps, no terrestrial vertebrates. Instead a different Flora (and partly differnet Fauna) and spectacular auroras.
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Ah, well. I'm sure it's breathtaking anyway.
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Interesting design. And I think its a nice idea to keep some animals mysterious.
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