Furahan Biology and Allied Matters

Please visit the accompanying website: Life on Nu Phoenicis IV, the planet Furaha. This blog is about speculative biology. Recurrent themes are biomechanics, the works of other world builders, and, of course, the planet Furaha.

Saturday, 23 October 2010

Epona Reconnaissance Flight (Epona V)

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The Epona Project was, or perhaps is, probably the first serious attempt to build an fictional biosphere from scratch. There is still a we...
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Friday, 8 October 2010

These legs are made for walking (Legs II)

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In my last post I played with some concepts about leg design, mostly concerning whether it is better to have sprawling legs or ones that fu...
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Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Legs to stand on

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When I sketch a large alien animal, its legs tend to take on the shape of Earth legs with a life of their own. Depending on their general wa...
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Wednesday, 15 September 2010

Whose alien plants are these ? - bis

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'Anonymous' gave the right answer yesterday, when I had already written the first draft of this post. The 'paintings' I show...
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Thursday, 9 September 2010

Alien plants III: whose plants are these?

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While the busiest part of the year for me usually lasts from the middle of August to the middle of July, the present period presents problem...
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Saturday, 28 August 2010

Adding oddity (alien plants II)

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Click to enlarge I don't write often on alien plants, for a simple reason: there seem to be few of them. I wrote about the -real!- plant...
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Wednesday, 18 August 2010

Strandbeesten and mantis shrimps

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Actually, 'Strandbeesten and stomatopods' might have sounded better, but would be even more incomprehensible, and a blog is supposed...
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