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.

Sunday, 27 December 2009

Mr. Fungi's Creature Journal

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What I like to find during an internet search is a whole world of speculative biology, filled with interesting beings with nicely thought ou...

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Friday, 18 December 2009

"Anatomy of an alien": high gravity

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A while ago , I showed a fragment of a 1997 BBC documentary called 'Anatomy of an Alien'. The fragment in question was about Epona, ...

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Sunday, 13 December 2009

Springcroc in springtime (Epona IV)

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The springcroc is not a Furahan but an Eponan animal. Parts of the vast Epona material have reappeared on the web , and the many life forms ...

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Sunday, 6 December 2009

Disney's exobiology

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Yes, Disney's. In the 1950s the Disney studios produced a weekly television series called Disneyland. One episode was called 'Mars a...

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Sunday, 29 November 2009

The Cycle of Cyann IV

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About one year ago I first wrote about the Cycle of Cyann ( here , here and here ). This is a French series of graphic novel about a young w...

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Saturday, 21 November 2009

Furahan swamp scenes

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I have used the 3D program Vue to produce some Furahan scenes in the past. I started when it was still called Vue d'Esprit, and now it i...

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Sunday, 15 November 2009

Alex Ries and the Birrin

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Those on the lookout for speculative biology that catches the eye as well as the imagination could do much worse than to have a look at the ...

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