Activity for autumnstorm451
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Would multiple sapient species with similar diets cooperate or compete? This is connected to a previous question, found here: Realism of a setting with several sapient anthropomorphic animal species Presume that due to outside interference with evolution, a planet has developed hundreds of sapient furry species all at the same time. Since these species are based directl... (more) |
— | about 8 years ago |
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Realism of a setting with several sapient anthropomorphic animal species The concept of a planet with several anthropomorphic sapient species (furries, if you will) is immensely popular. But would it actually make sense in the first place? I am aware of the issue of "Carnivore Confusion" (the question of what would they eat besides each other) but that is not what this ... (more) |
— | about 8 years ago |
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Could a humanoid race living in a desert evolve without eyesight, as a protective measure? I've got a humanoid race living in a extremely bright and hot desert. Would there be a plausible or realistic reason for them to develop without eyesight, due to the harsh rays of their sun? Or, instead of eyes, developing some other form of vision (echolocation, some sort of extra sense, etc)? (more) |
— | over 8 years ago |
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Would a humanoid creature with pointed legs/feet be able to stand, walk/run and maintain balance? Say there is a humanoid creature. This humanoid creature is very tall, with elongated arms and legs. The creature has legs that end in, rather than feet, complete points (similar to a spike). Would this creature be able to maintain balance and walk or run without problems? If there are problems, wha... (more) |
— | over 8 years ago |