sorry about the title being Like That but irl we have carcinization, the process of non-crab arthropods evolving into crabs: evidently sornieth has a problem with non kingfisher animals becoming kingfishers
[item=Wetland Amphithere] [item=Evolving Amphithere] [item=Kingfish]
the fisher king im excluding bc its implied to be the other way around, its a kingfisher who became a fish but theres a clear similarity between it and the evolving amphithere; so basically thats both reptiles (amphitheres) and fish (kingfish) independently evolving into kingfishers
so I pitch to you: alcedinization. or a similar word thats just what I went with bc alcedinidae is the family kingfishers belong to feel free to pitch diff words for it that are less hard to spell BUT my point is, evolution in sornieth is going towards kingfishers. the perfect animal
sorry about the title being Like That but irl we have carcinization, the process of non-crab arthropods evolving into crabs: evidently sornieth has a problem with non kingfisher animals becoming kingfishers
Wetland Amphithere
Familiar
Wetland Amphithere hatch with a large eggtooth that falls off several days after it emerges.
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Evolving Amphithere
Familiar
This newly discovered variant of amphithere specializes in hunting aquatic prey.
250
Kingfish
Familiar
To outsmart the hunter, you must become them!
1200
the fisher king im excluding bc its implied to be the other way around, its a kingfisher who became a fish but theres a clear similarity between it and the evolving amphithere; so basically thats both reptiles (amphitheres) and fish (kingfish) independently evolving into kingfishers
so I pitch to you: alcedinization. or a similar word thats just what I went with bc alcedinidae is the family kingfishers belong to feel free to pitch diff words for it that are less hard to spell BUT my point is, evolution in sornieth is going towards kingfishers. the perfect animal
There's something strange about this book. If only you could put a talon on it...
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I saw a pair of kingfishers yesterday, I 100% approve of the phenomenon. May I suggest the term Halcynization, though, to avoid confusion with the alcidae (auks, puffins, murres)? Plus I really like the term halcyon
I saw a pair of kingfishers yesterday, I 100% approve of the phenomenon. May I suggest the term Halcynization, though, to avoid confusion with the alcidae (auks, puffins, murres)? Plus I really like the term halcyon
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that black-tipped red beak on the wetland amphithere also says tern to me. my god. even the seabirds have become alcedine....
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I saw a pair of kingfishers yesterday, I 100% approve of the phenomenon. May I suggest the term Halcynization, though, to avoid confusion with the alcidae (auks, puffins, murres)? Plus I really like the term halcyon
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absolutelty, halcynization it is. I'd change the title but I dont want to make it look like a different topic, instead the title can exist as a monument to my failure (/lh)
I saw a pair of kingfishers yesterday, I 100% approve of the phenomenon. May I suggest the term Halcynization, though, to avoid confusion with the alcidae (auks, puffins, murres)? Plus I really like the term halcyon
absolutelty, halcynization it is. I'd change the title but I dont want to make it look like a different topic, instead the title can exist as a monument to my failure (/lh)
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