Albuscanus Alcypero, More Commonly Called A Light Grey Coraloid, Are Coraloids Found In Fresh Water In

albuscanus alcypero, more commonly called a light grey coraloid, are coraloids found in fresh water in temperate climates, their fruit is extremely squishy and light, using their shallow aquatic environment to support them, the skizfruit is rarely eaten by anyone due to their slightly grainy gel like texture and bland taste, however the skin of their fruit is sour and bitter, though you will always find the odd person who enjoys it, there is current scientific debate on the seeds in skizfruit, since it isnt really apparent where or what the seed is, the current debate is between two choices, a small tough extension called a konestik which all coraloid fruits have connecting them too their tubustem, the one attached to skizfruit is less crystalized than most coraloids and this leads to a theory that their konestik is their very seed, however a more backed up theory is that the thing that makes the texture of skizfruit a little grainy, is a lot of tiny seeds which will grow into more albus alcypero once digested, this running theory is the most likely especially due to the recent studies of its flesh under microscopes, if you have any questions regarding this coral like plant please dont be afraid to ask i am more than willing to answer

whats a fungal steppe?

a fungal steppe, or as ◗ta call it, rakng, is a unique ngiu◗ite biome, a sheet of plectomoss over a large forest of trees made out of essentially pure wood, which functions like telluric fungi, growing from decomposed material this creates two symbiotic biomes, the fungal steppe and the shadow forest, the shadow forest will be touched on later but the fungal steppe is an environment filled with small creatures which rely on the moss and each other to survive, the moss has more to lose if the ecosystem on it completely dies out since then they wont get as much sunlight since the mycoarbor rely on both the seelenlos on the moss sheet and the forest beneath them to grow, this is why the plectomoss has evolved to be rich in ammonia to keep its inhabitants "hydrated" as well as using the seelenlos to spread farther with vreedrupes, however plectomoss and its forms unique to the fungal steppe arent the only nodomusco on the steppe, another nodomusco is an invasive species of the classes haudtruncus and parvusviriditas, its believed that this nodomusco came on the "fur" of an ostomesa, though in terms of different forms of plectomoss specific to the fungal steppes there are 2 forms, table willows which are found on the centres of fungal plates which are the closest thing the steppes have to stable ground due to it being the flat top of a mycoarbor, and fruit spires which let the moss reproduce in more efficient ways that dont involve their seeds in the briteberries that mycoarbor use to reproduce, if you have any further questions please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer!!

poulsavra, more commonly known as a moss dragon, it is one of the few species in the order drache to entirely lack a beak, similar to all terrestrial seelenlos they have six limbs, the poulsavra use their second pair of limbs for powered flight, due to this they have a unique advantage on the fungal steppe, while most seelenos on the fungal steppe have to remain small to avoid falling through the moss sheet into the shadow forest, it gets to be rather large due to their flight allowing them to fly out if they fall through the sheet, they are around the size of a telluric beaver, and are the apex predator on the steppe, they are solitary creatures who use their klariech to smell and hear their prey rather than communicate with other poulsavra or as mating display, they use their hands to grab their prey if its small, though if theyre larger they will punch their prey to death or if its a very daring poulsavra they will push one off the edge of a fungal tree and let gravity do the hard work for it, and then dip down and pull its corpse up to the top of the closest tree and consume it, though this has rarely happened and when it does the poulsavra learns they need to be quick before the seelenlos of the shadow forest consume the corpse, due to ngiu◗'s almost perfect 1 degree angle seelenlos lack a mating season since there isn't much of a seasonal distinction, they have a peculiar mating pattern, whenever a poulsavra interacts with another mature poulsavra they will land on the nearest fungal tree top and start an intimidation contest, which if it escalates they will fight, though when the first one backs down the two will mate and the one who loses lays the eggs, they will then dig up the moss sheet and lay their eggs inside the clear patch and guard them with their life, once they hatch they will be cared for by their parent until they are taught how to hunt, and then they are abandoned by their parent and will have to fend for themselves, if you have any questions regarding this organism please dont be afraid to ask i am more than happy to answer

what is speculative zoology?

speculative zoology is a broad subject that can mean anything from alien life to alternate/future evolution but lots of other things, in my case its alien life but i have dabbled into future evolution for my own enjoyment, but in the case of this blog its alien life, the only one in this blog right now, dumuno, is super earthlike biology wise, however that is for less scientific reasons since the universe the planets are in has a story to it id hope to tell the world one day, and not getting to far into it dumuno is supposed to be deceptively earth like, im sorry if this wasnt helpful, i do this as a hobby and im not that good at it but its fun for me, theres a subreddit called r/speculativeevolution which could explain it better than me, i hope this helped!

ceresium alcypero, more commonly called a cerise coraloid, are coraloids found commonly by the southern swamps of dumuno, they are one of the few alcypero to still have the basal tubustem, their fruit is fairly undesirable to urn due to its sour bitter taste, alongside its almost completely solid texture, though it is good for adding flavour to things such as pies and drinks, they are eaten by kettle fish, gliding rays, fruit beetles, and snake bats, unlike most fruits that create deterrents to kill fruit beetles, cryantberries use them to their advantage excreting a sticky substance to keep the beetle attached and then use a symbiotic relationship with bacteria to make the beetle produce extremely large quantities of pheromones which is visible when it lands in water and snake bats can smell from a good distance away, this lets the cryantberry essentially signal out to its desired consumers, this deterrent keeps the fruit beetle from eating or laying their eggs in the cryantberry, recent studies show that the tubustem produces scents to attract fruit beetles, if you have any questions regarding this alcypero please dont be afraid to ask i am more than willing to answer

oooo :000 tell us more ab archeina

archeina are the filaments which cover almost every ostomesa, i described them as fur but itd be more accurate to describe them like protofeathers, since they are very diverse between ostomesa, with some having branches in their archeina to absorb sound, others having them as quills similar to telluric porcupines, and so on, unlike fur, pycnofibers, and feathers on earth, the archeina were evolved when every ostomesa was fully aquatic and dependant on the ammonia oceans to survive, and can be found in almost every ostomesa, and the scales on more streamlined aquatic ostomesa are actually similar to the scutes of telluric birds, being supressed archeina, however some oceanic ostomesa [and one fresh ammonia] completely lack archeina being covered in the thick leathery skin all ostomesa have, these ostomesa are very few and far between, being only 3 genera of a very genera rich planet, i hope this helped!!