Its that time again. Dusting off this chestnut, lets see how it goes. You guys know the drill.
How to play:
• Open an image of a species in MS Paint, or your editor of choice
• Make one evolutionary change to that species
• Save as .PNG!
• Post your new species in the thread with a description of what evolution you've added and why
Notes:
• Unless stated explicitly, no species ever goes extinct. Old species can still evolve, even if they're not on the latest "chain"
• Try to make your evolutions gradual and realistic
• Have fun
>>44271012
Some Blue Mulu mutate filaments that split to help it grab food.
Whisker Zols have feelers that help them blindly navigate their environments
>>44270951
Quick braf are sleeker and faster than others.
>>44270972
Tough Algea have a thicker membrane to avoid digestion
>>44270987
Spiker Cerar have narrower mouthparts that are better for digging into flesh.
>>44270907
Some fungi evolve hairs to absorb moere nutrients from the water.
There was quite a long period a while ago without any evo games that took off. THey seem to be making a resurgence.
>Some whisker Zols have developed spines to help them deter predation from the Brafs.
You guys always coordinate these threads for when I am out of the house. Pls op, learn from the death of others and only post a new thread once weekly to keep things from burning out and give new people time to catch up on the evolutions.
You have my monitoring, when I get home I'll be glad to create charts and things for the threads.
Bump
>>44272549
>once weekly
I think the last one I did (which would be the last one I've seen ) was at least a week ago thursday or friday. And before that I hadn't seen any for at least a month.
>>44276182
Nah, I just meant that editions to the game shouldn't be posted back to back whenever a thread dies, interest always peters out. They do better if they're posted once weekly. Although there has been a dry spell since the last few Evo games were popular.
>>44271902
>>44271055
Mulu have evolved flagella to aid in movement
>>44276904
whoops ima dumb
Whisker Zols have developed a dorsal fin so they look like tiny ffucking sharks
>>44270987
Tiger Cerar have evolved natural camouflage for their enviroment
>>44276963
>aid in movement
>4 flagella
>>44271275
Some algae become attached to one another, and while overlap reduces efficiency, the over share of resources benefits the group,
>>44276963
Flagella become larger and more effecient
>>44277232
(forgot pic)
>>44277232
http://www.microbiologybook.org/fox/coli1.jpg
https://classconnection.s3.amazonaws.com/554/flashcards/618554/jpg/lophotrichous1327193003993.jpg
http://www.scienceprofonline.com/images/Flagella.jpg
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>>44270907
>>44277122
Some fungi mimic the structure of algae, leeching off of their shared nutrients, whist feeding off of their dead.
I'll do some of this later.
>>44270951
some Braf evolved antenna in order to sense movement and seek prey more efficiently.
The natural camouflage of Tiger Cerar allow some to become ambush predators. These leads them to grow much larger mandibles which hinge at a much greater angle, adapting into Megamandibled Cerar.
>>44285955 evolved from >>44277038.
>>44284130
These detect currents in the water?
