My tier list on favorite paleodocumentaries (and yes, all of Walking With is on the list)
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At what point in history did cephalopods lose their sodium pumps?
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What would you like to see in a paleofantasy?
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What would a scene on Earth look like if daylight were bright as any of the other Solar System bodies?
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If you put Earth plants in a terraformed world in which sunlight measures in at 191,300 lux (as bright as daylight on Venus, or almost twice as bright as daylight on Earth), would any of them survive the initial shock, or would this be way too bright for their liking?
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What will the scenery on this seedworld look like on any given hour, season or hemisphere?
Where evolution meets science fiction and art. Speculative Evolution (also called Speculative Biology and Speculative Zoology) is the envisioning of fictional, but scientifically possible creatures that could have existed on an alternate Earth, or might actually exist somewhere on another planet or in the deep sea.
Is the seven-neckbone limit exclusive just to mammals, or did the broader synapsid clade have this constraint, as well?
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This video, made on April 2, 2022 by the Unnatural History Channel, perfectly demonstrates why people still talk about the Walking with franchise
anything related to the walking with perhistoric life series or anything similar.
[Discussion] Which monsters would you switch into different classes?
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If Earth's temperature reached the maximum spike of 60 degrees Celsius, which of these maps (all of them by Alexis Huet) would be most accurate?
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If mythological ancient heroes (as in, no younger than the Bronze Age) joined together Knights of the Round Table style, who would be contemporary enough to team up with Gilgamesh?
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Looking for names of ordinary things that aren't Indo-European
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Hibernating mammals in an elliptical orbit seedworld?
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A seedworld question concerning a mammal that deals with winter hardships by hibernating
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Which African species of animal would I find in Pleistocene Europe?
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What sort of solar system would I make to meet the parameters of this hypothetical seedworld?
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What sort of solar system would I make to meet the parameters of this hypothetical world?
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Some crazy attempt at integrating invertebrate organs into the body of a vertebrate
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How can magic be grounded in an alternate evolution scenario?
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How can magic be grounded in an alternate evolution scenario?
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How "human" would xenoficiton based on ex-zoo or ex-circus animals be?
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How can magic be grounded in an alternate evolution scenario?
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How do you feel about contributing to someone else's project?
Where evolution meets science fiction and art. Speculative Evolution (also called Speculative Biology and Speculative Zoology) is the envisioning of fictional, but scientifically possible creatures that could have existed on an alternate Earth, or might actually exist somewhere on another planet or in the deep sea.
For a speculative evolution project, how does one create plate tectonics on a shellworld that can move and sustain themselves over hundreds of millions of years without human intervention?
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