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.

Friday, 23 October 2026

Shadeshifting III: a clear skin

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The first post about ‘shade shifting’ described it as an animal’s ability to change colour in at most a few hours. Octopuses are most impre...
Saturday, 19 September 2026

Before I sculpt and 3D-print Furahan life forms, here is the 'Mekon'!

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I use a variety of tools to prepare paintings of Furahan animals. Often, a few sketches were all that was needed to position an animal in it...
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Sunday, 16 August 2026

Back from DinoCon 2026

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Dinocon 2026 is already a few weeks in the past, so I am a bit late in writing about it. The reason is simple; other things got in the way, ...
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Friday, 24 July 2026

Start of direct USA sales of the Furaha book, a new very nice review, and off to DinoCon!

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No science this time, just a quick update. My book ’Wildlife on the planet Furaha’ appeared in the UK on 3 December, 2025. People in the USA...
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Monday, 13 July 2026

How many legs should animals in speculative biology projects have?

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By Sigmund Nastrarruzzo and Biblaridion We recently published the first of two posts in response to comments on Biblaridion’s YouTube review...
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Sunday, 28 June 2026

What -on Earth- is this?

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A week ago Jean-Sébastien Steyer, a French palaeontologiost and author of various books on speculative biology ( here , here and here ), ale...
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Monday, 22 June 2026

The 'spietskip', or 'impaler poultry' (Tabulae mortuae VIII, Archives XVIII)

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 The ‘spietskip’ is mentioned in the Furaha book ; the book contains a short section about the prehistory of the Furaha project, showing ol...
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