A Handful Of The Diurnal Skeletons Of The Ngiuite Steppes

a handful of the diurnal skeletons of the ngiu◗ite steppes

axial tilt facts about the planets [subject to change since idrk what i'm doing but i feel semi confident enough to show people]

dumuno: 25°

ngiu◗: 1°

ath: doesn't orbit anything

lotred: 40°

i decided to translate the entire doctor who speech to akhaten into ewar, this is my progress so far, ewar reads top down left to right, subject-object-verb [to the best of my ability], in ewar brackets can be used to help indicate that the things said within it are a list

caulisoma, more commonly called fungal coral, are diverse solumykitas which litter any body of ammonia within the shadow forest, having little to no consistent bauplan, the only consistent throughline is a thin flat tall coral like solumykitas, its been divided into multiple categories [though these categories do not equal species], these being soroformes, which tend to grow in areas with lower ammonia which frequently dry up during the drought, such as shorelines or large parts of the swamps, acanthoformes, which are spikey and frequently show up near or on corpses, due to being "fruiting bodies" made up of roots which remained out of the substrate after the corpse has been fully consumed, and coraliformes, the most common kind usually found in areas with a consistently sustainable amount of ammonia year round, and are theorized to be the only intentionally made "fruiting body" out of all caulisomas, though this theory is very controversial and most likely wrong, fungal coral grows various points which expel thousands of spores every second, which flow throughout the ammonia or even open air till they come in contact with another spore and will grow into a new caulisoma, if you have any questions about this organism please dont be afraid to ask i am more than willing to answer

patomaherpo, more commonly called a bed crawler, are unique ostoexoapo, they scurry across the beds of bodies of water, filtering any and all edible particulates, larvae, etc out of the substrate, they have evolved a third eye in order to sense any movement above them, they cant swim due to the structure of their limbs, being only able to jump or burrow or walk, they dig into the substrate once theyve mated and then they let their young hatch inside them and eat the oviparent from the inside out, they dont have many ways to avoid any predators lurking around for them besides running away or sneaking between rocks and waiting for the predator to give up, though ◗ta scholars have found that in recent history a handful of species of patomoherpo have been seen crawling out of the ammonia to avoid their predators, though they need to be fast and smart about it since they can only last about a minute out of the ammonia before suffocation, if you have any questions about this organism please dont be afraid to ask i am more than happy to answer

feel free to ask any questions about my worlds