The Epic of Serina | Part I

[@neilc.8368]

I’m extremely happy people are starting to get into the fascinating concept of Speculative and Convergent Evolution! Especially the Serina series that I’ve known for a year now!

[@yourhomie3858]

people have been covering this on youtube for more than a year now though. I think Ben G thomas has done some

[@6KIWIDino5]

@@yourhomie3858 that's really recent

[@6KIWIDino5]

I love it!! I spend most of my time daydreaming as unique yet feasible alien species as possible. I have so much fun with it.

[@milic5068]

@@yourhomie3858 yeah but there have been only a few mentions I think, not full on videos

[@micha5200]

As long as it's not psychic blind dwarves helping big-nosed werewolves to find water (Man After Man)

[@KimiHayashi]

It's crazy to see how birds who are the descendants of dinosaurs and are avian dinosaurs themselves have the capacity to actually "re-evolve" back to their former "dinosaur-selves" when given the chance and the niches they once filled back then.

[@jerzyk2453]

"they are evolving, just backwards"

[@DOSFS]

After Dinosaur extinction, Avian dinosaur could actually turn back into their non-avian couson but they didn't as Mammol filled in the gap instead. Fun to think that it actually just a right time and situation that mammal can became the domiant race.

[@youtubealt243]

It makes sense too, look at a terror bird, it’s frighteningly like a large raptor both in niche and appearance

[@Rainfall7]

yes it is fascinating and quite possible. While you can't reevolve lost traits, you can evolve new similar features again and again.

[@zim.is.emo.]

**cries**

[@brianroberts783]

This is still being updated, too. Entries are being added not only to the last period, the Ultmocene, but occasionally into other periods as well, helping flesh them out.

[@Sad_Vesh]

Currently, the website has reached the final part of the the late ultimocene.

[@UberCoolBen]

I would love to see this with other creatures too. What would a world of purely cattle evolve into after tens of millions of years left alone? Or how about tortoises and turtles? Or elephants? The possibilities are so fascinating.

[@lizerdspherex]

A planet of Turts would be something I'd love to see. I imagine if there isn't anything else but insects that fly maybe a future Turtoid (lets say a good 80 million years) develops flight after it's ancestors develop a means to climb.

[@dylanbajda1808]

I've considered a turtle setting for many years but these projects take such a long, long time to work out that I doubt I will ever get there.

[@nourmasalkhi9004]

@@lizerdspherex I'd imagine that in your scenario rather than turtles taking to the sky some of the insects would stop flying. Yes they would be preyed upon, but with all the empty niches on the ground there are more than enough opportunities for them to thrive there. That said ofc given enough time the niches of airborn predators would be filled, possibly by a Turtle descendant.

[@thatoneguy_0218]

Forget mammals and reptiles I'd love to see an age of insects arrise on a highly oxygenated planet

[@nourmasalkhi9004]

I'd love to see a carboniferous type scenario, with excessive oxygen and humidity. Add to that dragonflies, salamanders, and catfish and and let the clock go wild.

[@breedingaviandinosaurs2728]

As a breeder of canaries I find this very fascinating. In recent decades, very bizarre canary breeds have been created through artificial selection such as the gibber italicus and giboso espagnol. I can see what tens of millions of years of natural sexual selection can do. Too bad it's a thought experiment that we could never do in real life, but that doesn't make it any less exciting.

[@mortkebab2849]

@Controversial Chris Get a life.

[@TheCarabin]

We can’t do the experiment, yet! Maybe some day we will.

[@camo2156]

Wow I have never heard of those canary breeds before, but if I'm honest they look horrifying- there's no way that's a healthy happy bird, although I'd be glad to be proven wrong but yes there's equally bizarre breeds of pigeons for example, like fantails, frillbacks and pouters

[@joostine3720]

@@camo2156there’s no way that’s healthy for them:/ those unfortunate enough to be born into this subspecies likely live painful and relatively short lives if i had to guess

[@Alteori]

Yes!!! Love spec biology

[@fallenking_animations]

Hello

[@somerandofilipino6957]

EYYYY!!!!

[@justusb.plorer8773]

Good day my lady.

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

Hi alteori

[@____________838]

Hello there, cat-fox.

[@vinnygranata8363]

See why can’t we get documentaries based off of these kinds of speculations, they are so fun and interesting! Really makes the mind wander

[@violetlight1548]

Look up "the Future is Wild" It's an amazing speculative evolution documentary mini series possible Earth life 10 million, 100 million and 200 million years in the future

[@habibainunsyifaf6463]

Alien Planet and the Future is Wild

[@Mokole1985]

Alien Worlds as well.

[@alexisvaracolacci2793]

There are.

[@masterjaninosaurustheone2323]

Future is wild is an OG

[@toaryanonicle2877]

Aliens: **dumps a single species of bird on Serina** Evolution: "I'm gonna do whats called, a pro gamer move."

[@hugheshammy6311]

Lol

[@slipstreamxr3763]

"Welcome to Jurassic World."

[@ematic0054]

@@slipstreamxr3763 *Inset the crappy version of the song. Like a harmonica*

[@garrettlich7140]

@@ematic0054 insert Jurassic park them mixed with Star Wars force theme

[@Man_Aslume]

​@@garrettlich7140 if pigs and birds were on a planet *10 MILLION YEARS LATER* ANGRY BIRDS

[@zyctc000]

Some dinosaurs in the distant past: Let's evolve into birds! Birds on the Serina in a distant future: OK it's rewind time!

[@pump.o.9313]

Ha ha

[@ThisManIsSufferingcom]

Guppies: evolve i want to be a three legged sapient creature

[@The_Darke_Lorde]

Reverse! Reverse

[@joshkoshbgosh5564]

Now we just wait for him to talk about the saga of the gravediggers, because that will be awesome

[@brianroberts783]

Especially their predator to enemies to allies relationship with the wood crafters.

[@joshuafernandes6684]

I hope him cover the newly evolved gravedigger species that Sheater posted today!

[@IC1101-Capinatator]

@@joshuafernandes6684 And them (spoilers ahead) finding the Seastrikers and Porplets.

[@elenthd4542]

What its?

[@dubuyajay9964]

What is it?

[@azrielmoha6877]

Didn't expect you to cover Serina this quickly. Awesome

[@ImansErpan]

I love curious archive 😳

[@elli_senfsaat]

I once stumbled upon the claim, marsupials could never evolve into something like whales. I highly doubt that since I'm convinced evolution always finds a way. I would love to see a concept like this

[@yaboi2348]

@Rishab Tirupathi ok

[@dani.lepore9410]

Marsupials would need big changes. Their birth system wouldn't work in the water.

[@prismaticc_abyss]

@@dani.lepore9410 big changes? Evolution doesnt ever do that so its impossible, oh wait!

[@elli_senfsaat]

@@dani.lepore9410 true. But they could rob onto shores to give birth. That would require them to evolve into not exactly whale-shape, but almost. Like seals, but more streamlined

[@maxaltenkirch1022]

There is a water possum that has bands of muscle around the opening of it's pouch, so it can close it's pouch in a watertight seal as is dives so the Joey's don't get wet. However there isn't too much air in the pouch so it can only make short dives with the joeys

[@TaBunnie]

Speculative mammal evolution: *Evolves into strange specialized animals with an uncanny familiarity to modern day animals* Speculative bird evolution: *Evolves into more birds*

[@egg9071]

Birby

[@wilmagregg3131]

Bird like Crab is perfect lifeform all wish to imate eventually. look it up its a real thing.

[@navybluegacha2119]

More unique weird birds

[@IC1101-Capinatator]

Eventually sapient birds.

[@miquelescribanoivars5049]

Wait 'til you see the Swordtails go...

[@ethandelgado7458]

I'm glad to see that the world of Serina is getting more attention.

[@myggdestroyer6485]

you're probably my favorite channel, all these speculative biology videos are super intresting

[@CuriousArchive]

Thanks, glad you like them!

[@kajolika417]

Same! I'm glad I discovered this channel.

[@stevenandersen6989]

Same here as well

[@774]

Same, it was insta sub for me

[@elizabetho.7484]

Same--love this channel

[@hakimdiwan5101]

I never knew I would end up this far when I clicked on "All Tomorrow"

[@julialungan4722]

Same

[@aquagamez1415]

Same

[@-insertnamehere-5503]

Same. I am now in love with this topic. Serina, kaimere, nijin- konai - i'm addicted. Im even planning on making my own project

[@Poliostasis]

Same

[@陳嘉宇-y4q]

Welcome to the world of speculative zoology , where science meets fantasy Give a pray to our big daddy Dougal Dixon and we are welcomed to join the club

[@aarons6935]

Snuff-a-lo is legitimately the greatest name I've ever heard. Next dog i get is being named Snuff-a-lo, don't even care.

[@laura5534]

I know it’s a great name

[@lizerdspherex]

"Oh, those fish look cool. What did they come from"? "Birds". "Uh okay, those bugs look cool, though they kinda look like birds". "They are". "Right... those fro-" "Birds" "OH REALLY, AND NOW YOU'RE GONNA TELL ME THAT THOSE TRIPEDAL MAMMALIANOIDS ARE BIRDS IN SOME WAY TO"?! "Nah, those are mudskippers". :I

[@noseblind2088]

Wasn't this rendition of mudskippers evolved from the guppies and not from actual mudskippers?

[@ekosubandie2094]

@@noseblind2088 yeah they're all guppies

[@IC1101-Capinatator]

“That whale?” “Bird.” “What about that bat?” “Guppy.” “Alright,what does that deer come from?” “Guppy.” “Is that badger a guppy too?” “No,it’s a bird. Also all of those except the bat is as clever as a human.”

[@michaelpippen1920]

Best and most funniest comment wit common sense and sarcasm ( I read it three times )

[@sayvionwashington1939]

"He evolved from birds! He evolved from birds! You evolved from birds! I evolved from birds! Are there anything else that's evolved from birds around here?!"

[@miquelescribanoivars5049]

Wait... It's all... Canaries??!! Guppy: "Always has been".

[@youraveragemexorican]

Lol

[@DINO_X65]

technically there were finches too, so according to evolution, since clades can't be evolved out of, all of the birds on this moon are technically types of finches and canaries

[@harrisonfreeman2822]

@@DINO_X65 same thing, canary birds are finches

[@velocipastor676]

@@DINO_X65 there was only one species of bird introduced. Canaries.

[@Randopatchi]

Finally seeing someone talking about Serina on here, I’ve loved this project for years!

[@Replicaate]

Serina has been one my favorite things to follow when I'm on my breaks at work - the level of thought put into the evolution and speciation of so many lines of life forms is staggering, plus Bajda's art is simply beautiful.

[@dylanbajda1808]

Thank you for the feature and props for pronouncing all the names including mine right, nobody ever does :,)

[@jacksonglenn1075]

Yo you’re my favorite spec evo artist

[@oriondewitt]

My personal favorite speculative biology work ever made. Thank you for covering it and keep up the good work!

[@JaymieSword]

Speculative evolution (actually evolution in general, but especially speculative evolution) has been one of my favorite things ever for years, I'm so glad this channel exists, omg.

[@dumoulin11]

Now imagine if instead of small birds they had started out with Aardvarks.

[@ambassadorofpeboiv5366]

Ferb, I know what we’re gonna do today

[@stevenandersen6989]

Ol' Wil would not like it.

[@nourmasalkhi9004]

@Mullerornis Have you seen that fish that has teeth on its tongue that it uses to crack shells against the top of its mouth? Teeth are not supposed to go there, but it is a thing. I can see this kind of development occurring as insects grow tougher and the need to grind them up before swallowing arises. The ardvargs could evolve a sandpaper like texture on the tongues and gums. With that the first step towards teeth would be taken and we'd be on our way to seeing horrifying tooth tongued organisms diversify. What a lovely way to ruin my own day.

[@ambassadorofpeboiv5366]

@Mullerornis challenge accepted

[@omerthebanger]

@Mullerornis you should think better

[@westonprather3157]

Just found your channel yesterday and I’ve already binged all your videos. Eager to see the growth of your channel, love your work! Thank God I found that random video about All Tomorrow’s (which I had never even heard of in my 23 years on this rock) that led me here.

[@CuriousArchive]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@theATSthetic]

A kid at my work has been pestering me to watch this after they found out i was an all tomorrows fan. So here I am. Good video! I'll watch the rest soon.

[@bungalo50]

I love how they start with Finches as an homage to Darwin's Finches

[@markb6978]

@@pranilpanda6789 Canaries are finches

[@____________838]

The domestic canary, often simply known as the canary (Serinus canaria forma domestica), is a domesticated form of the wild canary, a small songbird in the finch family originating from the Macaronesian Islands (the Azores, Madeira and the Canary Islands).

[@tanglekelp1857]

@@pranilpanda6789 CA literally points out that canaries are finches in the video too lol

[@Mark-Wilson]

@@pranilpanda6789 canaries are finches......

[@pranilpanda6789]

@@Mark-Wilson yeah I looked it up afterwards I’m pretty dumb

[@tanglekelp1857]

THANK YOU! I was waiting for you to cover Serina ever since your Birrin video! I love the way you cover these projects and Serina especially, it's such an interesting and long-standing project that I'm glad is getting the attention it deserves!

[@Paxility]

I don't know why I'm watching this. I know almost all of this by heart. My freaking profilepicture is a painting of a bumblebadger eating a dayflight bird. I'm glad you are covering it. Its my favorite thing ever and I hope it gets a boost like all tomorrows did.

[@Tavin_Schroff]

The way you present all your videos in such a factual way is incredible, because the suspension of disbelief is able to be very prominent. I always feel like I’m watching a documentary on another planet, but without traditional cheesy fake documentary touch. Great work!!!!!!!

[@michaelnelson4236]

I absolutely LOVE how much this man shares spec-zoo. It's amazing

[@mr-presidentee]

I don’t regret subscribing this channel when it was around 10k subs. For me, Good Content Quality and CC in KZbin videos is everything. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@andrelin4345]

I love that you're showcasing all these worldbuilding projects, both familiar and new.

[@xolotal]

These two parters are killing me dude, cant wait for the next episode

[@bruhb7611]

Serina is so big you would need more than 3 videos to cover it all.

[@starwall8755]

I have been a fan of The World of Serina for a long time and I'm glad to see it represented here on YT now

[@kazagami966]

As someone who keeps coming back to read the blog every other week, i'm so glad Serina gets the exposure it deserves 👍

[@raphlvlogs271]

imagine modern birds evolving back in to dinosaurs.

[@nicerock5506]

they nearly do in the ptoject

[@scp-2348]

Heh, Striders go running from poultry.

[@pastlife960]

They still are dinosaurs.

[@maxaltenkirch1022]

"it's evolving, just backwards"

[@ThumbSipper]

Sadly, I doubt they could. The wings of modern birds are far too specialized to be returned to a clawed, grasping hand, nor I can imagine any long tail forming from that stubby thing modern birds have, not to mention teeth. At best I can see some of them adopting the shape of terror birds, imagine a 2 meter tall secretary bird or a fast running marabou stork. Pure nightmare fuel.

[@dynamoterror7077]

I LOVE SERINA!!! I’ve been following this project for a while, and I’m glad it is being focused on.

[@geckoguy4745]

I keep rewatching this series over and over because it is so interesting

[@ayzekpie9432]

I'm so hyped by the explosion of content on the topic of SpecEvo/bio, and now my favorite Serina got a video THIS SERINA BABY, TIME TO LEARN EVOLUTION AND ECOLOGY

[@mr.lizardm8051]

Finally, I've been waiting for someone to cover Serina. It is truly one of the most detailed speculative evolution projects I've ever seen

[@TheWiiWonder]

This channel is great! I don't have any special interest in sciences, however this channel has got me hooked.

[@liammcintosh8466]

I found this channel a week ago and have watched every episode twice now. Please continue making this awesome content!

[@Uriel4-9-476]

Can't wait for the second part, you revived my interest in speculative zoology and evolution. Cheers from Argentina.

[@BPBegha]

Alright! Serina is one my favorite spec evo projects, just because how crazy and creative it gets down the line. Thanks for doing this

[@NeverComingHome1]

So excited every time a new video of yours pops up! Keep up the amazing work!

[@loveshades4142]

I’m so glad I discovered your channel.

[@SkeletalCommissar]

I just wanted to say, thank you for making these videos, I stumbled upon them last week and I feel like I've found another crucial part of myself in strange worlds

[@Jackissoocool]

I love Serina! I was a huge fan of this and followed the updates right up through the end. One of the very best speculative evolution projects out there.

[@dylanbajda1808]

How did you follow it to the end if it's ongoing? O :

[@Jackissoocool]

@@dylanbajda1808 I thought it ended!

[@dylanbajda1808]

@@Jackissoocool I posted updates just yesterday!

[@connorsimmons8781]

@@dylanbajda1808 Sheather spotted in the wild You're a legend. Keep up the great work!

[@Kill3rballoon]

Finches: Mud Wicketts, looking from the coast sinisterly: Soon….

[@IC1101-Capinatator]

* insert tribbethere with murderous intent looking at a snuffle *

[@Lumberjack_king]

Serina is a underated masterpiece. Im not exaggerating. Near the end it gets deep as shit

[@milangorbe1460]

Finally someone made a video about this! Tysm

[@spyrosblt3320]

this absolutely needs a part 2

[@mr_brown5974]

I like how birds are descendants of dinosaurs, and here they evolved into dinosaur like creatures again.

[@arandomzoomer4837]

curious archive by far has some of my favorite content out of any of the channels I subscribe to. I'm a big fan of worldbuilding, history, cultures, dinosaurs, etc. and this channel has it all. So cool, thank you for making these videos.

[@janegael]

This was absolutely fascinating. I immediately shared the link with friends. I can hardly wait to see the next installment.

[@Martin-ed7bn]

It took me three hours to find this, and I'm glad I did. I loved watching this a while back now. I can watch it again

[@pixelturtle5041]

I once saw one of my classmates reading serina during class, and because i found speculative biology interesting, i learned about this really cool story

[@henry-thepizzaeater-morgan704]

Excellent! I love Dylan Bajda's work. He takes commissions too.

[@Yoshoggutha]

I absolutely LOVE this! We need a book for it!

[@vincent_hall]

OMG! Thank you so much for introducing me to more speculative zoology! I can't get enough of it. I'm obsessed with evolution.

[@Xetan123]

Someone should put all these crafted worlds into one combined universe. Imagine the Birrin colonizing these planets, and then meeting the post humans from All tomorrows.

[@iSyriux]

That would be boring

[@user-mp8wy8lp4y]

@@iSyriux how?

[@Xetan123]

@@iSyriux Sci Fi is boring? You must be fun at parties.

[@user-mp8wy8lp4y]

@@Xetan123 yep

[@ekosubandie2094]

You can easily tie Serina with AT since it's confirmed that the moon itself was seeded by humans or post-humans from distant future Maybe bird-enthusiast Asteromorph scientists? It's all up to you to decide though

[@Airhead42]

I’ve never been so happy with a KZbin suggestion. Your channel is truly entertaining. Your programs should be on Network or streaming. Keep up the good work.

[@Sumguyorrandomdude]

I have an addiction to speculative biology and I have to say I love it

[@laststorm7726]

I never knew I wanted spectulative biology in my life, but I am glad I found your channel.

[@fablelost2642]

I would like a walking with dinosaurs style documentary with this idea, I think it would be a great educational special to illustrate the how evolution, zoology, calamites, and ecology works.

[@pokemonfanmario7694]

If you are looking for more interesting speculative evolution projects, may I suggest Phtanum B? It's an alien biosphere that lives on an ammonia-choked super-earth, with megafauna abundant due to its high biomass content. Not to mention that there is interesting lore surrounding humanities arrival and colonisation of the planet!

[@mlgodzilla4206]

Yes Serina! I wanted someone to cover this!

[@maud3444]

The artist has a very good understanding of Earth's history, geography and evolution. It's shows through unto this world. Brilliant work! LOve it!

[@rydercoulombe2737]

I absolutely love the speculative biology and alien biology series, they are very intruiging and wonderful keep making more!!!!

[@იოსებხანუკაშვილი]

Wow! Thanks so much for bringing this to me, this is truly awe-some 🙏🏼

[@Pikascout]

I really apreciate how you're giving spotlight to other interesting and widespread works of specevo, and I really hope it catches on. Easily a quick fav. I'd say it'd be nice to cover Speculative Dinosaur Project in the future as well.

[@theboiledcabbage]

I didn't notice that this video was uploaded an hour ago, i was so excited to immediately hop on the next part Can hardly wait for part 2!!

[@Hexerik]

It’s so interesting to me also the way plants have evolved alongside the birds

[@BorderWise12]

I am thrilled to see this project covered, it's what originally got me interested in speculative zoology. Great video!

[@mysterioussoup3393]

Love how the guy who wrote the captions was nice enough to add a bit of extra information. (If it was you curious archive then sorry I don't know who writes them)

[@pampapumpup4902]

I watch this video every few months. Its like a comfort thing

[@justusb.plorer8773]

By the way, this is not Dylan Bajda's only amazing project (though it is the most active). There is also Eden paleo-zoological park (jurassic park but better), Sheatheria (very old, a speculative world that has everything from sapient prairie dogs to eldritch horrors) and Pluvimundus (a newer, more a scientifically plausible version of Sheatheria).

[@tuxedotoad4160]

All Tomorrows and now Serina? This is the year for speculative evolution!

[@kucimaka8092]

YEEES I was waiting for this!

[@rexgaming_501st3]

This is my favorite video yet

[@bruhdotmpthree2792]

Birds have a cluster of genes in their mouth that turns teeth into beak…scientists have reverse engineered it and formed a chicken embryo with teeth(which wasn’t allowed to live for ethical reason) I would like to think that the finches on Serina would have evolved in such a way that their teeth inhibiting genes would be removed and they’d have teeth(which is much more helpful than beaks for hunting and eating in general)

[@dylanbajda1808]

The bumblet clade of serinan finches evolves keratin teeth from their beaks but no real teeth ever return because the gene for it causes embryonic death.

[@nourmasalkhi9004]

Your on a roll with these speculative biology videos. I love it.

[@quailking8265]

I am amazed by this video being a spec fan! Serina was the project that introduced me to this genera! I especially found the concepts of changeling birds and the softbills really interesting.

[@dom9641]

serina is an astounding read, cool to see it finally on youtube

[@MrBlack0950]

Ive loosely been following the project, and recently rereading it after a few years of putting it aside. And man, you gotta love what geological deep time, and a few mass extinction level events can do to just a few root body plans. Finches and mosquito fish, millions of years on a world all their own, and a handful of events to shake things up at the right times.

[@gerrardjones28]

I liked this so much that I watched it twice in one day, love this concept and your videos get better all the time!

[@Prince.of.lichens]

This is so far one of the most interesting and inspiring videos I have seen. I'm self taught artist and I'm really interested in world building and biology

[@MysteriousPerson1991]

Series like this make me interested in biology, an interest I never really had when I took biology. Seeing how things can de-evolve into some semblance of their original form is super cool.

[@reillycurran8508]

This feels like someone decided to just take Darwin's Finches and just keep going on and on and on and on with it

[@uninterruptedrhythm4104]

That's because that's exactly what they did

[@maxbloom4923]

OMG THATS WHAT I THOUGHT

[@spacechimp9823]

Awesome project and great video, loving all the speculative evolution stuff you've been putting out! I had an idea somewhat similar to this, but a junkyard world where the pest species of earth wind up and evolve over time. Rats, roaches, fleas, mosquitos, sea gulls, etc.

[@adrianjamesdelfin7414]

I'm familiar with this one. But I learn via video, so I'm glad this vid exists.

[@potoobb]

we need to get this man to 100k

[@highfive7689]

Thank you for presenting this. You were right it is a riotous spectacle of imaginary speculative evolution! Some things seem possible and even. But I need to know more about the moon. What is the gravity first of all, the solar cycle (how long does day last)? Are there other moons? what kind of planet does Sirena orbit? What are the oxygen levels, in fact the chemical makeup of the oceans and atmosphere? So much of that impacts the sizes of all these different lines.

[@alexx.476]

Less gravity (allowing for truly huge flying birds), I think a similar day cycle too. Atmospheric makeup should be Earthlike. The moon orbits a gas giant.

[@_apsis]

i've been loving these videos lately, keep doing them!

[@EuelBall]

Bravo! I bumped into Serina earlier, via Deviant Art. I'm loving this, looking forward to more...

[@nor4205]

I was enjoying this so much when I finished I said "nyehhh I want more" and searched for it on your channel only to see it was published a day ago... so... I guess I'm subscribing so I can see the next part as soon as it comes out! Great content on your channel :D

[@atriox7221]

Basically they diversify into a more Earth like variety of small herbivorous bird species, then further develop into the modern earth’s variety of flying birds and small flightless birds then species of large flightless birds like the ones present in the previous 100 thousand years of our world emerge. From there they become more and more like the non avian dinosaurs from over 66 million years ago, from there it’s truely an incredibly new and unique planet, more so then any time beforehand. I love the whole thing

[@joshuafernandes6684]

Some start reseamble mammals in such incridible ways!

[@Indigoharpy]

I love this speculative world. I read the original website and the artwork is so amazing