Truth > Fiction
Found this in a sciencey magazine. It's a Star-Nosed Mole.
http://www.oddworldforums.net/attach...1&d=1171001984 http://www.oddworldforums.net/attach...1&d=1171001479 Of course I don't think this creature inspired the design of paramites or sligs but it's interesting that there are real creatures that have a strong resemblance to things that seem so alien. |
Nice, pretty cool. A very interesting read, too.
Good find. |
Ooh yummy, weird eh?
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The world’s fastest‐eating mammal, huh? That’s a pretty impressive title, and would make much better reading on their grave stones than ‘sort of reminded people of Sligs and Paramites’. Interesting, nonetheless.
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Those noses look an awful lot like a Paramite when talking. Nice find, it shows a strong resemblance to Oddworld! ;)
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Very interesting! I've never seen such a thing before! Other than a platopus, but that's a different thing.
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Yeah it does have a paramitish.
And Arxryl I think you mean Platypus |
You're one to talk when you misspell things half the time :rolleyes:
What an incredible find. Isn't it amazing how we still have creatures roaming around the Earth that we don't even know are in existence? Nature never ceases to fascinate me. |
Oh my god I love you for finding this. :D I'm SUCH a nerd when it comes to new species, animal knowledge... all that jazz, and I've NEVER seen one of these moles before. Amazingly creepy! Love it!
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Ah yes. Perhaps my favourite of the moles. Their noses are so damn sensitive, I believe if you flick it the pain alone will kill it. So don't flick their noses, ya hear?
You want weird though, try checking out the echinoderms in detail. Or the invertebrate Chordates. Weird. |
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Teh, I saw it in an animal encyclopedia a few weeks back. And the wierd
part is, I thought about Oddworld just like everyone else. But nice find, Nate. |