Greetings everyone! It's so nice to see new and generous supporters join this platform. I must thank you all from the bottom of my heart - in these hard times, every penny is helping me out dearly.
Today I am giving you a sneak peek from Snaiad, where I spent the better part of July 2022 re-designing and re-illustrating the various spinostome clades.
Fans of old Snaiad will remember these creatures, with their cool-looking but mechanically-incomprehensible "spiny prolapsed donut" mouths (See old illustration above). I have overhauled the entire lineage, keeping all old forms (and adding even more new sub-lineages), but re-working their mouth structures.
Now the Spinostomes have more "regular" second-head mouths - and folded within, their characteristic feeding structure is an enormous, blanket-like, placental organ lined with microscopic, hypodermic spines - imagine shark skin that drains you.
Spinostomes use these organs in a variety of ways, but the most common method is achieved by unfolding this vast organ and engulfing their freshly-killed prey entirely. These feeding organs enable spinostomes to extract far more energy from their prey - but they must remain stationary while feeding.
C. M. Kosemen
2022-10-11 12:55:44 +0000 UTCKyre Fiskrof
2022-09-09 23:03:48 +0000 UTCC. M. Kosemen
2022-08-16 07:02:52 +0000 UTC