Thursday, 4 June 2026

Why I dislike AI in speculative biology and palaeoart

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This post departs from my usual posts in that it is not directly about speculative biology but about a tool. Let me be clear: I dislike AI a...
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Tuesday, 28 April 2026

Eighteen years on (also: US availability of The Furaha Book, and Furaha at DinoCon 2026)

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 This blog started with the post Why are there humans on Furaha? on 22 April, 2008. That is 18 years ago, suggesting that the blog has now ...
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Friday, 17 April 2026

Do energy costs affect the size of colour-changing animals? (Shadeshifting II)

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This post is not the second post about shadeshifters that I mentioned in the first post on that subject . In case you missed that first one...
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Monday, 6 April 2026

Shadeshifters: colour-changing animals for speculative biology

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This video shows an ocopus changing colour;  I recommend its author's Youtube channel   Not many animal behaviours on Earth attract more...
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Tuesday, 31 March 2026

'Wildlife on the planet Furaha' book: restocked next week, plus a TetZoo review!

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 Just a quick newsflash this time. As you may know, the Furaha book sold out within three months of appearing on the market. Luckily, Crow...
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Friday, 13 March 2026

'Wildlife on the planet Furaha': The Book is temporarily out of stock but there is a very nice review

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 This is just a quick update. The Furaha book is sold out temporarily . That is good news in that it only took three months for that to ha...
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Friday, 6 March 2026

‘Cambriform Ignitions’; does every planet with life have its own Cambrian Explosion?

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 By Sigmund Nastrarruzzo and Biblaridion This post was inspired by Biblaridion’s recent YouTube review of my Furaha book . Biblaridion focu...
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