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Sheather888 — Dangerous Amounts of Cuteness
Published: 2014-04-25 09:17:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 7633; Favourites: 119; Downloads: 0
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A pair of Guari, intelligent gibbon-like arthropod derivatives, comb the beaches of Aenvarna for edible tidbits, attracting more than a little attention from a quartet of very inquisitive white-bridled penguin sunsharks, a flightless and largely fish-eating species which really has no special need to leave the water except to satisfy the insatiable curiosity typical of such clever creatures. In the distance a white-tipped plovermouse perches on a chunk of driftwood, flanked by two gull-like swifteformes.Related content
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So are these sunsharks descended from a lineage of sharks that became amphibious?
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They're cynidont synapsids.
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They're derived insects but this is the end result of the concept.
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Real spider-monkeys!!! I'd like to own a flock of those penguin sunsharks!
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I would too, they're smart and adorable. But probably extremely messy and hard to provide the needed care for, as they're sea creatures.
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Those guari are actually quite creepy-in a good way of course. Also are the plovermice part of the cursorial rodent group?
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Cool. So how many species of rodent exist?
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No, anomolospectrodonts, excluding the zucchini bear, are quadrupeds.
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Oh yeah, forgot about those guys. Anyway awesome work as always.
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Awesome! Could Guari give rise to yet more sophonts?
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It would be conceivable, they are like modern bonobos.
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Yay! Then there would be four sophonts!
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