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The Silurian Period sounds like a really chill place.
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Very nice skills , ireally like this one !
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I thought the chairs were manufactured so that the people can enjoy the beach with the locals by blending in so they don't kill and eat youΒ Β live, friendly ones are cool too though lol
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I thought the same thing too!!
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I like to think that these things are bioengineered furniture. Sure they are alive and free in that area but they were designed to be the perfect living chairs.
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This is actually a really cool idea. Like the outside of the bugs exoskeleton feels soft and leathery, so what they are sitting on is sort of cushioned. The bugs are like robots living on certain beaches, subsisting off of thing in the soil or water that other life nearby doesn't particularly need (or just sitting in low activity, thus requiring very little food), and answer to humans need for a chair. Upon request, they make themselves into a chair for the nearest human, and sit there and wait. They are big enough to fend off most predators/not even be a snack too.
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because creepy shouldn't need to mean nasty
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could be possible in the future who knowΒ΄s^^ Β
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I can't even tell you why I like this, but I do
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I have no idea how you came up with this, but it is pretty frickin amazing. Well done!
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So surreal, i love how casual the people are acting in these piece. Β I really love the detail on the Isopods looking creature in the front. Also, i'd be lying if i said that I Β didn't want someone to make an actual scorpion/earwig long chairΒ Β !Β
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I think the isopods are actually trilobites!
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Yeah, you're right, sorry.
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No need to apologize, it's fine!
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Rather curious form of transportation. I'm picturing them reclining back a bit when they really hit max cruising speed.Β
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Ah, humanity and its rampant am use if genetic engineering.
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This is pretty cool, but also slightly terrifying 'XD
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Symbiosis with humans. As if. There must be a control collar on it somewhere.
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Or maybe they let humans sit on their backs while they scavenge the beach because we scare off predators.
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According to the artist, they're domesticated. Perhaps the scorpions are trained to do this, or at least tolerate it.
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oh cool!!Β That's such a strange, random symbiosis!Β I wonder what kind of benefit the insect gets from it.Β Maybe their backs feel scratched or something?Β Maybe they needed the pressure on them to help them rest?
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Oh, there is no way in heck I'm sitting on one of those...
Gorgeous painting!
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They've been a thing for millions of years.
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Yes i know that, but as seats for us
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That's animal cruelty, you should be ashamed. I'm joking of course. It is an interesting concept, but humans would have to tame/domesticate a creature like that, and then there's the problem of it's exoskeleton's durability. It's a pretty cool concept, but there are quite a few flaws.
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