i wonder, the larvae can breathe air? i thought the living cycle of the saucebacks required an actuatic environment...except for species like the xanashee

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Great work on this! 

It's like a mix of an otter, duck, and worm!

"Its venom is much less than its ancestor..."

Should be "Its venom is much less toxic than its ancestor..."

It also looks like a beaver.

Reminds me more of an otter.

^this

http://mar16cris.deviantart.com/

nasty!, i like it

i like the platypus-like turtlesnapper

I believe what survived were those already adapted to farther inland, as well as the plankton-like genus as they've survived in what little water remains above ground within the land-reef. All the other water is underground stored by the stiltbulbs.

But ya, I'm hoping a big ice comet hits the planet (opposite side of the reef, so all life isn't wiped out), gets the core a little jump start and bring much needed excess water. And a new potential ocean basin made out of a crater would be interesting.

that's even possible? i mean, reactivating the core of a planet/moon using a big collision

http://wiki.mydigiview.com/index.php?title=Week_24/Ecosystem#Global_.28Mason.29

i dont get the thing with Mason's organisms, i mean, without the ocean, and the moon core completely dead wouldnt they loose their atmosphere and die?, but i see that there exist organism since the age of the global ocean, how's this possible?, or we haven't updated the wiki?

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Similar to this ...

http://wiki.mydigiview.com/index.php?title=Volox_Carpotesta_Luceremundare

or this ...

http://wiki.mydigiview.com/index.php?title=Cave_Volox

But black and without bioluminescent parts.

EDIT: Or this ...

http://wiki.mydigiview.com/images/3/36/Migrating_Glowsnapper.jpg

All the "snappers" have the same reproductive cycle. Which is like Earth amphibians.

i know, just that i thought that these new descendants would have tadpoles with unique appearance

i miss the era of the adorable uksips u_u

but do the tadpoles look like the original form?

i always wonder how looks their juvenile form?

LOL, visible to the naked eye, 1 cm tall?. with much effort? yeah you could see them among the dirt.

Well I guess you could say that...

But at least I can rest comfortably knowing that a descendant of one of these on one of the islands WON'T evolve into an even uglier, terror bird-like creature which preys on the local tamjacks and/or tamkors.

Blatant lies. *trollface*

that would be cool

One of the things I would want is an Allosaurusesque evo of the Signaltail that pursues Sailshells, Sailmails, and anything else that you think would be good.

Ok.

I would say that it just needs to be a bit more slim and its feet could be a bit bigger. Otherwise, nicely done.

how about something more abelisaurid in nature?

It's ugly as sin?

ugly as f*ck