#tribbetherium

[hamstheropodparadise]

Here are bipedal rattiles also called hamzillas (Dinosaurocricetus) descendent of the sninks

[monkeyseededworld]

More aquatic up:Beginning of the Wrabs for @the6planet8ofbats

The early thallasocene - 101 Million Years After Post Establishment

This not hamsters paradise,for @the6planet8ofbats

Like rattiles (a clade of ectothermic hamsters descended from surface molrocks) by @tribbetherium A group of bats become https:/en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcination meaning crab-like body plan called Warbs are descended from some bats called Molarchs are into Pikabats like Molemice from by @tribbetherium become various different groups

Warbs is actually just an example of Carcinazation,which is known tobbe mammals,perhaps no arthropods. Like most mammals (Except Monotromes and Allotheres like Gondwanatheres or Multituberculates) reproduced by giving birth. Warbs become losing patagium,one of the few bat lineages of this Planet not have patagium.

But Warbs have hunters,examples like invertebrate Goliath Warbeater (Spiroteutholimax goliath) like Goliath screwhorn (Spiroteuthocochleus giganteus) by @tribbetherium and Two red-striped magicirill (Magocanaus dirhodostripus) is a krill

A vertebrate is omnivore,but only eating animals are Warbs a cetacean named Poultry porpoise (Galloenus omnivorus) much like earth's chickens or other Poultry like a Guineafowl

Whetever or not??? This decision is entirely up to you!!!! ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️👏👏👏👏👏👏

[smallplanet44oftheglidinglizards]

Welcome to the A seed World Project is Small Planet Of the Gliding Lizards!!! A project About a Planet same size for Anu (Speculative evolution project About alien life)

Patagiocene (0-5 Million Years Post Estahblishment)

Anemocene (5-20 Million Years Post Estahblishment)

Gigantocene (20-110 Million Years Post Estahblishment)

Glaciovitocene (110-150 Million Years Post Estahblishment)

[trashysaur1125]

fanart/fanmade species for HP!: phantom snow-pard (cat-snowleopard-ripperroo-carnoham thing)

[beeb-oob]

Here is some stuff i made this year i'm proud of, just can't make into a monthly format because i have no idea when i drew what x]

i know this i drew at the beginning of the year, a paddlesnatch observing it's surroundings

i made this recently, a crude walkcycle of my youngest sophonts

some slugcats backflippin for their lifes

a Paddlesnatch and a Chirper-ancestor

this pink thing and round yellow fellow

Dear Bantam by @arkelyon

this Sea Crawler oc (species belongs to @styllwaters !)

My NMS Oc getting hurt

and this wonderful DTYS by @tribbetherium <3

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still can't believe a social media site managed to keep me for a year, usually i don't stay longer than a few months, but i think i finally found my corner of the web <3

gonna make another post later today with a preview of a lil something i've been working on, so stay tuned fpr that!!

[thedrawinggizzard]

My entry into @tribbetherium 's draw this in your style challenge. Had a blast working on it. Shame my camera doesnt do it justice.

[27lands]

Top 10 Internet spec evo projects go

1 Serina: a natural history of the world of birds https://sites.google.com/site/worldofserina/home

2 hamster’s paradise (here on tumblr!) https://www.tumblr.com/tribbetherium

3 the Speculative Dinosaur project (alas, only locatable on the speculative evolution fandom wiki) Projecthttps://speculativeevolution.fandom.com/wiki/Speculative_Dinosaur_Project

4 the birgworld project (also on tumblr!) https://iguanodont.tumblr.com

5 exobiotica (again! Can be found on tumblr!) https://exobiotica.tumblr.com

6 the sea of polinices (warning: you may die from bafflement) https://www.deviantart.com/doublejota

7 Snaiad: life on another world http://www.cmkosemen.com/snaiad_web/snduterus.html

8 the Birrin Project by Alex Ries https://abiogenesis.artstation.com/albums/738860

9 the realistic pokemon of RJ Palmer https://www.rj-palmer.com/realistic-pokemon

10 The project that you have yet to create! 😄😄😄

Please note that these are most DEFINITELY not ranked; I personally love them all, but you may rank them if you wish. (But only if you are a cold-hearted person with no soul).

…BUT if you twist my arm, I would say Serina, Hamster’s paradise and the birgworld project are the best for OCs and cool storylines on the level of individuals, whereas Snaiad and Birrin are more into generation-spanning, historical sagas. However, all have plenty of detail in regard to biology and evolutionary history.

[yee-qi]

Fanart of the sapient hamsters from @tribbetherium's seed world Hamster's Paradise.

[batterymaster01]

Just stumbled upon your Athyrmagaia project and it's really interesting to say the least!

A few questions tho:

1.) How long can the individual segments survive separated from each other? If say, a predator catches one of the zooids but the rest escapes, will they eventually die?

2.) How conscious are the non-head segments? Do they have minds of their own even if the head does all the thinking?

3.) I noticed your art of the Gore Child (which @tribbetherium did a great fanart of btw!) has the second segment also developing eyes. This seems to be an abnormal case but are there any species that *normally* grow eyes on their non-head segments?

4.) Do all the species always combine in groups of four? Are there any clades that have modular adults with say, three or five members normally? Could the opposite of a Gore Child happen where instead of being forced to adapt with too few segments it accidentally ends up with too many segments?

Thanks so much for your interest! I'll happily answer some questions.

It really depends on which zooid. If the cranial zooid is destroyed or otherwise unretrievable, the rest of the body is basically lobotomized until it either starves to death or is picked off by another predator. If one of the body zooids is lost rathe than the head, however, the organism will have issues with digesting food, since each zooid houses a specialized region of the composite digestive system.

The body zooids have a very rudimentary automaton-like consciousness that only activates when they are separated from the rest of the composite. Just enough to be capable of standing and walking to reflexively attempt to re-retrieve the head. As soon as the head is reattached, however, the rest of the zooids lose all independence.

Not so far! With a normally developed Athyrmatherian the eyes form exclusively on the cranial zooid. The "skulls" of the other zooids are basically just flattened into crescent-shaped support structures, so there would hardly be room for eyes at all (as you can see with how the gore child's supernumerary eyes bulge out of their sockets)

Four segments are the gold standard for the specific Athyrmatherian clade that contains Tagmatasauria and Eauthyrmatheria, though I imagine that there would have been a whole lot of experimentation with different numbers of segments earlier on in Athyrmatherian evolution. The most basal forms from the Neocarbonic resembled anaconda-sized centipedes, and even within the modern four-segmented clade there are a few secondarily three-segmented forms. I'm also considering having extant members of an older branch that evolved a two-segmented bauplan. I can maybe imagine accidental 5-segmented individuals developing, but that would be exceedingly rare. In most cases, a fifth larvae/fetus will remain separate to become either a paedomorph (as is the case for polycarnivorans) or an amorphous globosus that serves as food for the other composite offspring.

[hamstheropodparadise]

Different descendents of heckhogs and duskmice thrive in hamstheropod paradise

Heckhogs become myrmecophagous and duskmice uh...Don't wanna talk about it

[monkeyseededworld]

PİGEONS OF THE BATOCENE:THE PİGEONBATS

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Chhota-sahaayak Means in Little helper in İndian language

İn early batocene,some bats into evolved different clades like Kallipa Masked Pigeon bat (Pteropus Batostratus) a species of flying fox like Bismarck Masked Flying Fox (Pteropus capistratus) lived into Bismarck Archipelago,this flying Fox are ancestor of PİGEONBATS a group of Bird-like bats become into various niches.

Guppy striker (Poeciliovenator aodontus) a fish-eating species of pigeonbat hunts like many guppies,but guppystrikers are not only Green-Ruffed Chhota-sahaayak (Chhotabatus chlorous) a fish-eaters hunts guppies,Long tailed Vaquitalover (Phocoenophilus longicauda) a commensalistic species have 1.34 long tails,but every Pigeonbat are no usual,unusual Peacewrist (Otiotherium trinyx) much like Pterowrist by @tribbetherium but not aggressive this Large flyers Eat Tropical fruits,in subfamily Otiotherinae.

But Peacewrists are not monotypic @tribbetherium oingo-like Red Spotted Tapirilla (Pteroingo rufus) a closest relatives of peacewrists and Prodon (Prodonta myria) are really have 100+ small teeth but otiotherines are not only subfamily of pigeonbats a subfamily called Loinae,type species is Short winged Loina (Loinus trochiimimus) a hummingbird-like member,other relatives like...

Nocturnal Quetzak (Pharomachobatus nyctus) and Yellow Peatail (Pavocauda aurantius)

[rudi10001]

Tridentia: A History of the Planet of Sharkbirds Part 1: Colonization

0 YPE (Years Post Establishment)

On a soon to be colonize planet named Tridentia, a microorganism by the name of Tempubacter had made portals to this world, when the Trident-tooth Sandslinker was around, and this microorganism has transported, the Lichenic Novarthropleuras, Vortexicochlea minor, Yellowfin Sapperels, Coastal Kudzu Beetles, Sand Barrelbuds, Tanglethorn Spikehedges, Butterfly Apples, and the only vertebrate itself, the Trident-tooth Sandslinkers, and for the next 100 or so million years life would evolve and adapt on Tridentia.

Credit to @tribbetherium, @Sharoviman-Seed-world-Specevo, Sheather888, and The Pikamence for their creatures and plants.

[the-king-of-snakeskin]

Final Thoughts/I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU

Fanart of Hamster's Paradise by @tribbetherium

[nbdino26]

Fan art of @tribbetherium ‘s Hamster’s Paradise, all credit to him!

A sighted descendant of Vulpemouser’s which evolved to exist near the higher levels of the Sub-Arcuterran Cavern System., the “Grassvulpe” has evolved several simple eyes from light sensitive spots to detect when it was too close to the surface. It has become a major predator of the grasslands after the major mass extinction that ended the Temperocene. They have re-evolved some degree of thermoregulation and a sparse coat of plumage evolved from their whiskers. This individual is about the size of a wolf. (Based off a dream I had that Tribbetherium released a sudden sneakpeek of the new Mouseozoic, and it included a terrestrial daggoth, I was inspired enough to put it to art!)

[chocolatesawfish]

A black-footed marewolf (Equinocynomys atrox) ambushes a flock of rhinocheirids on the plains of Gestaltia.

Setting and creatures are by @tribbetherium, art by me.