Li Jun‭

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Q&A biologically or anatomically is there a problem with this type of double mouth or jaws?

i am not talking about xenomorph or moray eel type of jaws or multiple mouth or lower jaw inside the mouth. but this type of mouth/jaws or i called it double chin jaws where the chin also work as ...

5 answers · posted 6y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 6y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A What would be needed to scientifically be able to stand on cloud?

Inspired from people walking on water using cornstarch plus myths such as monkey king, several gods in heaven/celestial palace, and other fiction works. (image from Dragon Ball by Akira Toriyama) ...

7 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A what the aquatic creature need in order to live or survive in my acid water?

inspire by xenomorph acid blood from alien movies. so the water either rivers, lakes, and oceans in my world or some of the regions is highly acidic because some of the dirt or stone minerals cont...

1 answer · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A What would a biological creature need in order to see into the future?

Inspired by the Paycheck and Minority Report movies. So far as I can tell, physical time travel is impossible for humans, and so I searched to see the future possible scientific or theoretical pos...

13 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A What would a silicone-based plant, especially a tree, look like?

This question's information is based on the answer in my previous question about what the aquatic creature need in order to live or survive in my acid water? The thing that's not in the descriptio...

1 answer · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A What organs or modifications would be needed for a life biological creature not to require sleep?

I mean literally not sleeping for the rest of their life, not like giraffes that only require short rests, or dolphins that can sleep with half of their brain at a time, or like otters and sharks t...

15 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A What are the benefits and disadvantages if a creature has multiple tails, e.g., Kyuubi or Nekomata?

Since a lot of people are already asking about multiple-headed creatures, I wonder what about multiple tails? Such as kyuubi, nekomata, etc. (I know some have asked about these mythical creatures, ...

7 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A will there complication to the body especially the guts, if basically a single senzu bean make a person never need to eat for the rest of their life?

this video surprisingly has some similar properties i try to make and better at explaining the science properties (without me knowing the science stuff before) warning!! don't watch the video when...

4 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A If a world had a massive single giant world tree could it stop an earthquake?

You know stuff like Yggdrasil tree but just a normal tree that is the biggest and tallest in the world. If the roots grow to surpass the continental and oceanic plate either it only cover some par...

4 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A Is it logically or scientifically possible to artificially send energy to the body?

Is it possible to use a power plant-like machine to create small amounts of electrical (or other) energy directly inside the human body, making it such that the human has energy for activity withou...

7 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A Is there really no realistic way for a skeleton monster to move around without magic?

One of the solutions I think is making the muscle go inside the bone, something look like an exoskeleton creature. either mechanical or organic making the artificial muscle developed inside the mar...

7 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A If quadruped mammals evolve to become bipedal will their breast or nipple change position?

As the title says, you know stuff like minotaur, lycanth or werewolf, cat or dog folk, etc especially for the female specimens. I want to know what happen if quadrupedal mammals which usually have...

4 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A Can a creature sustain itself by eating its own severed body parts?

I was inspired by geckos which can sever their own tails. I wonder if a creature which has such an ability, especially with a high regenerative power to grow its body parts, can sustain itself ove...

12 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A Is it possible to grow new organs through exposure to radioactivity?

I was thinking of something like growing extra eyes, heads, or limbs, but in the exposed individual not through his descendant that get the mutation. What I have found is that in individuals expose...

8 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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Q&A Can a giant mushroom be used as a material to build watercraft or sailing ships?

The basis for this question is the selected answer for Plausibility of Mushroom Buildings. Prototaxites and braket fungus are the likely candidates but I want to know if this type of fungis can flo...

2 answers · posted 7y ago by Li Jun‭ · last activity 7y ago by Li Jun‭

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