I *love* this idea! (Kinda reminds me of an idea I once had, for sophonts in my own project to seed terraformed worlds with species from their homeworld to see how they evolved)
@@ribersmopps Thank you! Was just an idea; my main project focuses on the evolution of life on an alien world (inspired by Alien Biospheres and similar works) but I thought of there being two other worlds in the same universe, one tidally locked and the other an ocean world, with them being explored by future sophonts. I thought about them having very simple life and ecosystems, or potentially even being seeded with life like I mentioned before, which I think would be a very interesting way to continue
@@alexroy9912 yea this is somthing I’ve thought about myself. I might give backstory to the seeding at some point, but for now it’s not something I’m rlly thinking about
@@marxtheenigma873 The pulmol plates are acting more as nostrils or the spiracles of insects while tubes inside the body carry air throughout the organism. At the base of the pulmol plates, however, there are small lung-like organs though they aren’t as efficient as our lungs. They’re also hard structures which helps keep the semi-hollow spongy insides from drying out. They are very vulnerable part of the testum porcus and predators will learn to take advantage of the pulmol plates, leading to the evolution of more efficient and less hazardous respiratory systems.
@@Spqgmatt105Good question! The tongues of the exsilium porcus, much like other testum porcus, are used in a way similar to shovels. Because of this, though they don’t have jaws they can shovel out pieces of flesh with their sharp tongues.
Annnd *yoink* There's no escaping the Other Worldbuilding Channels playlist once you're on it. Sorry, pal. Really important question: if I ate them, would I die? They kinda look... yummy. I feel like the grazey bois would taste like a mix of octopus and mushroom.
I love this concept! It’s a very refreshing change to the usual seed world projects
so happy ive found this channel in its early stages, i know itll go far!
This looks amazing! I am loving this new boom in spec evo projects and I hope you continue this one
@@YouraverageBritishRex I’m loving it too and I sure will continue, thank you so much!!
Huh, that's interesting. Maybe I will get to see that mixed Alien/Earth life seed world project that I've been waiting for.
@@jessejarmon2100 unfortunately that’s not the direction I’m taking the project, cool concept tho!
I sure hope this series won't die
Wow, I've never considered a truly alien seed world, kudos on the very unique idea! I'll be making sure to keep an eye on this one, good luck!
@@BrownOwl2036 thank you!
Nice to see more interesting spec projects show up.
This sounds like a cool idea with a lot of potential! I’d also love to see Aqua Vermis!
@@SamAlves-iv3se stay tuned, they’ll be the first to take to the seas!
I *love* this idea!
(Kinda reminds me of an idea I once had, for sophonts in my own project to seed terraformed worlds with species from their homeworld to see how they evolved)
@@garg4531 thank you, Your project sounds awesome!
@@ribersmopps Thank you! Was just an idea; my main project focuses on the evolution of life on an alien world (inspired by Alien Biospheres and similar works) but I thought of there being two other worlds in the same universe, one tidally locked and the other an ocean world, with them being explored by future sophonts. I thought about them having very simple life and ecosystems, or potentially even being seeded with life like I mentioned before, which I think would be a very interesting way to continue
@@garg4531 it would be very interesting, but the main project itself already sounds really cool as well!
@@ribersmopps Thank you!
And can’t wait to see where yours goes :)
Very interesting! Can't wait to see more!
Cool continue!
@@potatoradiator5368 Thank you!!
Amazing job.
Narration and art are very well done
@@Littlekoji-df1cf thank you!!
Wooooahhhhh, this is such a unique project
Absolutely beautiful...
this concept is amazing
Yes! I have always wanted somebody to do this!
Epic
@@MadlyMesozoic AHHHH!!! ORBIS POGONA!!! You’re so awesome thank you so much!!!
This is awesome! Can't Wait for more!!!
@@MurisTheWorldofMice AHHH world of mice your awesome! Thank you so much!!
Super Cool! Love the idea!
@@PlanetofTheLizards AHHH world of anoles your awesome! Thank you so much!
this is so sick keep going
@@m4gg0t_brain will do, than you!!
@@m4gg0t_brain will do thank you!!
OOOi love this! I like it
@@WizzyTheWizkid thank you!!
@@ribersmopps yw! Its veri unique
I wanna see more of this!
este video es demasiado NERD y me encanta.
nice work! i'm interested on what will u do :>
I wonder why this world was seeding ? Did an alien race try to settle on or some form of experiment but left dur to some big event ?
@@alexroy9912 yea this is somthing I’ve thought about myself. I might give backstory to the seeding at some point, but for now it’s not something I’m rlly thinking about
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you should put atleast 4 aquatic species there too
@@megazillasaurus I actually have a whole episode planned where life will invade the waters!
Cool!
Their respiratory organs are just exposed like that? And in air where they might dry out? Seems hazardous. How's it work?
@@marxtheenigma873 The pulmol plates are acting more as nostrils or the spiracles of insects while tubes inside the body carry air throughout the organism. At the base of the pulmol plates, however, there are small lung-like organs though they aren’t as efficient as our lungs. They’re also hard structures which helps keep the semi-hollow spongy insides from drying out. They are very vulnerable part of the testum porcus and predators will learn to take advantage of the pulmol plates, leading to the evolution of more efficient and less hazardous respiratory systems.
😊@@ribersmopps
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How do the predatory species eat it doesn’t seem they have any way to break down or take down their prey?
@@Spqgmatt105Good question! The tongues of the exsilium porcus, much like other testum porcus, are used in a way similar to shovels. Because of this, though they don’t have jaws they can shovel out pieces of flesh with their sharp tongues.
Yay
Neat
Annnd *yoink*
There's no escaping the Other Worldbuilding Channels playlist once you're on it. Sorry, pal.
Really important question: if I ate them, would I die? They kinda look... yummy. I feel like the grazey bois would taste like a mix of octopus and mushroom.
@@jimothyworldbuilding3664 yea you could eat them, they aren’t poisonous 😋
Imma eat all of them
If possible
Euros/ Phanes. The Aeon
id soemtimes iamge alien seedowlrds before
Cool :)
@@TroyTheCatFish Thank you!!
@@ribersmopps You’re Welcome 😉