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Biology is explained in images

These fellas will probably be the half-way point from Humans to the other strictly aquatic humanoid species in Syvoniya (my worldbuilding project). Though the technological timeframe for the project is set in the late colonial era, I'm chalking the formation of these guys and all other humanoids to be the product of a long forgotten advanced civilization, hence the tag.

Apologies for rushed sketch

If you know a thing or two about biology and want to correct me on why you cant just put a swim bladder in a human chest feel free to give me feedback

Even though this field has been used by a lot of bigoted people to attempt to justify their hatred historically, I think studying how humans naturally adjust to different environments not only is really fun but it's also a great way on knowing how your people would look based on environment.

Like I initially thought the darkest people were right from the equator, turns out the darkest skin colours straddle the African savanna and the Saharan desert. Equatorial Africans are a bit lighter because of the persistent cloud coverage the area gets. Studying this topic has been pretty useful on determining where on the globe of my worldbuilding project different features go (i.e. narrow noses along a giant arid plateau, shorter stalkier bodies along frigid island chains or in the middle of hot & humid jungles, etc.)

This website is great at supplying information on the topic, I'm pretty sure it's neutral (TW: site contains nudity) Human Phenotypes

https://youtu.be/WP5zI8UQAbs?si=ytcM-xj7PqndJGpZ

Technically a funk release, this single has tons of similarities to the city pop scene across the pacific; a laid-back groove, a funky bass, charming synthesizers, etc.

“Toast’s ’It’s Just An Illusion' was a 1983 released project made up of Baltimore singer-songwriters and well-known New York session players. A top-end independent production, the single is recognised for its musical appeal and rarity in equal measure amongst soul collectors. Produced and funded by Randy Irwin for his NY-based Charm City imprint, it was the label’s only release.”

Biology is explained in images

These fellas will probably be the half-way point from Humans to the other strictly aquatic humanoid species in Syvoniya.

Apologies for rushed sketch

If you know a thing or two about biology and want to correct me on why you cant just put a swim bladder in a human chest feel free to give me feedback

i found the most peak opportunity to create a son meme

I made it last year

So for my personal worldbuilding project, I'm trying to get a history that stretches quite a ways back. In our current timeline there was really only one major collapse in technology, that being the fall of the Roman Empire.

I'm aiming for 5-8 major collapses historically, the way I'm accomplishing that is through cross-racial interaction. There are several different intelligent species in my worldbuilding project (Humans, Elves, Sea Beings, Sheep People, etc.).

Disease, historically develops in one species of animal/group, and whenever it does spread to another group/species the recipient's system doesn't know how to deal with the threat and becomes very ill. With all these different species interacting with each other (and maybe doing a little more than just interacting if you catch my drift), there is bound to be crosspreading.

Now the question just remains, for how long can increased disease and strife keep a global population back from achieving modern science?

Boris - Flood II, III, & IV

I made a YT video of the final three quarters of Boris' Flood, absolutely no disrespect to Flood I, I believe it's an amazing segment of the album, but occasionally you want to reach the climax of the album a little sooner so I made this :)

This body type isn't for show or looks, it's built to get shit done. Formed over years of heavy lifting, what is often mistaken for a large fatty gut is in reality an intricate network of highly trained muscles that are able to push themselves to the limit. These guys don't get enough credit as opposed to the traditional bodybuilder build.

Essentially if Britain was successfully conquered by the Scandinavians during the medieval era, I hadn't fully considered the butterfly effect of removing the English society at the time, so it isn't very accurate.