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, 30 August 2025

Do the ballooning lifeforms ('ballonts') of Avatar 3 make sense?

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By Gert van Dijk and Abbydon  If you like speculative biology, you cannot escape the Avatar films: they are spectacular. Regular readers wil...
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Friday, 22 August 2025

Photorealistic spidrid animation (maybe...)

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 Now that The Book is out of my hands, I can pick up some old Furaha projects that I had to pause earlier on. I used Matlab, a programming a...
Wednesday, 20 August 2025

Back from Dinocon 2025 (Exeter, UK)

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Dinocon is a dinosaur-themed convention and a direct successor to the TetZooCon series of conventions that I wrote about on this blog before...
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Wednesday, 16 July 2025

Snaiad part 2: the remaining art

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  As I wrote yesterday, I couldn't upload all the new Snaiad images Mehmet Kösemen had sent me in one go. This post presents the remaini...
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Tuesday, 15 July 2025

Snaiad: an interview with the author and lots of exclusive art (part 1)

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Now that the Furaha book is in the publisher's hands, I can use the time I used to spend on new Furaha paintings on something else. That...
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Friday, 27 June 2025

The Book is announced!

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The Book is announced!  Yes, I do mean my long-awaited book about Furahan wildlife; for me, this is not just a book, but 'The Book'....
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Thursday, 19 June 2025

Why Furaha is like Earth

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Furaha is very much like Earth. The planet dies in fact differ from Earth in all aspects, but the departures are limited, so gravity, the te...
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