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I'm almost done reading the first book in the series. We have the second and the sixth as well, but I'll have to look somewhere else for the rest! Good stuff!
Also, have you seen Disney's "John Carter"? Despite the fact that it is Disney, and Woola was made to be kinda... derpy?... I found it to be quite good and what parts had been changed (specifically focusing on how characters interact with one another and their role in the story) I think were in many ways improvements.
Plus the green martians look spectacular in my opinion!
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"...And I ask you, the parents:
Have you ever tried turning off the tv...
sitting down with your children...
and hitting them?" -Bender, Futurama, season 4, ep.6: 'Bender Should Not Be Allowed on TV'
In the bestiary of Barsoom also described a small reptile "darseen"
Very good drawing
More Working, Barsoom's wildlife!
most life upon barsoom cant be categorized like earth life
but things that are reptillian are mostly extinct
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Knowledge = Power = Energy = Matter = Mass
---- Terry Pratchett
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Reality can be beaten with enough imagination
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Knowledge = Power = Energy = Matter = Mass
---- Terry Pratchett
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"God loved insects & spiders and invented the Earth. Darek loved
insects & spiders and photographing them and thus he bought
plastic terrariums. Kornelia looked over Darek's shoulder and asked
how much the terrariums cost." - by *HKDP
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Knowledge = Power = Energy = Matter = Mass
---- Terry Pratchett
These days everybody is launching into brand-new speculative zoology, (Ie. Tim's Sauropsid world, Jonas' Terrasaurus, Renato's Squamozoic, Sauridiotherian world, etc.) sometimes a little too enthusiastically. I hope all of us (myself included,) will be able to complete them to the fullest, to ready-to publish books, without dropping them out.
Even if all people I listed produce one illustrated spec-zoo book, it's enough to forge a brand-new genre, one that holds a great potential.
I've got ahead of me (to finish in the next 100 years or so
I thought Tim was doing the Squamozoic?
I'm just doing this for the fun of it, don't worry.
Who knows? Speculative biology is the new Western!
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Knowledge = Power = Energy = Matter = Mass
---- Terry Pratchett