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Kermes

@Kermes_Art

Wanting to draw out my eyes on the inside. Makes Art. Usually Speculative Evolution and Worldbuilding. Occasional fanart, yuri, and horror art.

 Home Earth, 2094 CE
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Joined October 2026
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Divine Mother - Colour Pencil art.
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I cant tell if this is a translation error or if Jules Verne actually refers to Giant Squid as octopi
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I don't know french despite, so I can't tell if this translation is accurate to the original.
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People of the Undersea
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Faction names and flags
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As seen by the Nanaimoteuthis paper earlier this year, even people working in science can sensationalize their discoveries to generate public attention.
Joschua Knüppe (@JoschuaKnuppe) profile pictureJoschua Knüppe@JoschuaKnuppeOct 27
Replying to @HodariNundu
We actually have quite a few more marine temnos, the paper hypes it up a little too much. Arctobatrachus from this year for example. Same family but much larger
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Im not trying to disparage the researchers work, it is an important discovery, as most relatively complete fossils are. Rather that additional research about a newly discovered species relatives can be highly useful for understanding an discovery, especially if exaggerated.
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Likewise for the Nanaimoteuthis paper, many reconstructions and news articles not only ran with the largest estimates, but also reconstructed it with incirrate or even squidlike features.
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The King In Yellow
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A large bird living 25 million years in the future. It eats the needles of the Bloodletting Bladepin, Absorbing the toxins and combining them with its own venom, which it uses to bring down large prey.
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Ghosts From Yesterday
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Balance “The order of all things. May justice roll down like water, may the winds shake and destroy the greatest of monuments. Heaven shall hear our hymns and songs, and hell can take our lamentations and tears.”
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REVERSE: 1999 4.1 PV "A Death at Romenel Manor"

"A Death at Romenel Manor"

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If this is a reference to 20000 Leagues Under The Sea, then I have to get this, because I love Jules Verne's books.
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One thing I appreciate about her is that Reverse is willing to expand into new height ranges for women, like Hedone who is quite tall.
Reverse: 1999 | Version 3.8 Available Now (@Reverse1999_GL) profile pictureReverse: 1999 | Version 3.8 Available Now
@Reverse1999_GLOct 25
New Character | Hedone With the volcano a-slumber, she bids farewell to her long-haunting past. Version 3.9 will be available on Nov. 5th (UTC-5).
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Unlike the men, which have hovered around the 70-75 inch range since 2.0
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The Fish People. The Voyagers of the Depths, the Wanderers of the Waves.
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Cladogram of my posthuman species, showing the position of these two.
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Piece featuring two of my posthumans. The First is the Deepsea Voyager, a massive deep diving predator of sharks and other cartilaginous fish. In the piece above, it depicts a mother driven to hunt marine mammals to fulfill her hunger.
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The Second is the Voyager, a smaller, more social species that lives in groups.
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