[OC] What do you think of this sea creature? It was inspired by the worst fossil reconstruction in history.1yr ⋅ MoonshineMuffin ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
If you ever wonder if your creature is too weird: remember that Dollocaris was a real animal.2yr ⋅ DJDarwin93 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Tarbopithecus erythrops, a large predatory baboon-like monkey from my Quinary project, by Keenan Taylor1yr ⋅ SummerAndTinkles ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
This guys has designed a whole world around these amazing critters3yr ⋅ PaulHerve ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The Winged Sloth of The Amazon: Nothropterus Amazonicus, A Three-Toed Sloth Having Evolved A Skin Membrane For Gliding (Carlos Espinosa - Instagram)1yr ⋅ ExoticShock ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
What if the mothman really exists then what kind of animal would we classify him as?1yr ⋅ Soggy_Mulberry8643 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The Mighty King Kong! A 16ft great ape. The lack of hair helps cool down in the harsh Skull Island sun. though it’s mainly quadrupedal because of its size, it can rear up on its hind legs to pounce on prey, or reach high vegetation.3yr ⋅ Crushty-mushy ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Prehistoric Planet has been labeled as the spiritual succesor of WWD (which is not incorrect) and considering it's success: Do you think we'll see a Spiritual succesor of The Future is Wild sometime in the future?1yr ⋅ psiconautic ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The Giant Ice Age Owl of Pleistocene North America by Hodari Nundu1mo ⋅ ExoticShock ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Bosun's Journal Addendum: Ezarian Lampsuckers - Symbiotic Glowing Fish10mo ⋅ CaptainStroon ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The Loch Ness Monster as a giant derived sea slug (art by mobydog of Deviantart)1yr ⋅ juicesance ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
My depiction of a gigantic, terrestrial descendant of the Howler Monkey (DESCRIPTION OF ANIMAL IN COMMENTS)2yr ⋅ Wasted-Entity ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Castor Erectus (A speculative evolution of Casteroides inspired by Fantasy Dwarves.)4mo ⋅ millionpede ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Bosun's Journal: The Maintenancers - Specialized For Their Job - Man After March, Day 11yr ⋅ CaptainStroon ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Spotted Horrane - Fan version of the Horrane from After Man1yr ⋅ Independent-Dream-74 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Leon Del Lago, a Big Cat in a Crocodile Niche (by Viergacht)2yr ⋅ NamelessDrifter1 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
If we were to leave Flemish Giant rabbits on an island with not many predators for a few thousand years could we recreate the Nuralagus Rex?2yr ⋅ lordcedry87 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Snuffleupagus as a megafaunal monotreme (by Osmatar on DeviantArt)2yr ⋅ grapp ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Ignoring the magical aspect, how plausible is the Owlbear from Dungeons & Dragons?1yr ⋅ MysteriousDinner7822 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I wish more people would show love to the Snake People😔. I liked them the most next to the pterosapiens3yr ⋅ Juli-Segal ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
A Koala divergent with Gorillas, as part of my Future Australia Project2mo ⋅ Probably_a_Reptile ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Did a watercolor illustration of a new species I'm working on for a new world! They are called quiverleafs, a name given to these photosynthetic aliens based on the movements they make while communicating via membrane movements underwater.2yr ⋅ Diantimony ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I mean, it happened twice in pipefish and six or seven times in crustaceans. Not really comparable, but still.2yr ⋅ TheSpeculator21 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Aren't Invertebrates less efficient than Tetrapods though?5mo ⋅ the_blue_jay_raptor ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The biology of tools, a kinda-shitposty new project. From sticks to nuclear reactors, follow the evolution of this utterly unique clade of life1yr ⋅ Perperipheral ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I think this game has some underrated spec Evo creatures in it1yr ⋅ creeepy117 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I have gravely misinterpreted what a Caecilians mouth looks like. I thought they had a tiny mouth like a worm snake.2yr ⋅ Android_mk ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
(OC) The mermaids, aquatic simians descendant from the swimming macaque.3yr ⋅ WhenBuffalosfly ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Alex Ries' Birrin Infected By A Xenomorph From Alien (@Qoralinius - Twitter)1yr ⋅ ExoticShock ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Dwarves reimagined as a species of giant sapient social bees (Art by FernandoLR)1mo ⋅ Mamboo07 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I thought it would be funny if the common six limbed dragon trope (two wings, four legs) evolved from insects1yr ⋅ nutboy113 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
C.M.Koseman biological aircraft from tangent realms , it's for a comment1yr ⋅ dgaruti ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I drew an Emperor Sea Strider from Wayne Barlowe’s “Expedition” on my chemistry classwork1yr ⋅ Akjddjsjajqjajddj ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Do the designs of my spec evo look bland/unoriginal/unrealistic?6mo ⋅ Trapplst-1e ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
APRILS FOOLS! from the Modular People! Wouldn't that be a funny prank to be genetically modified into sentient microbial mats?1yr ⋅ DanicaDrohawk ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Istiosuchus, the successor of spinosaurus [oc] (more information in comments)3yr ⋅ thesesametree ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
They always look like an ungulate with a bird head added on9mo ⋅ Serendipitous_Quail ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Would it be possible for a creature to use a reflective glass-like structure as a passive defense?2yr ⋅ dawnfire05 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The opossum (Credit to u/Ziemniakus for uses some words)2yr ⋅ GreatBluePanda ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I'm back with yet another art for my evolutionary project! Context: A lineage of squids ended up re-evolving their internal shells through random mutation, and now they are one of the most diverse and dominant group of squids of the Late-Gaiaeon oceans of Umbris. Comments for further description :)1yr ⋅ Blackonyx67 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Should we consider the dragons of the dragon house as an example of evolution by domestication?3mo ⋅ WitnessLow4178 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Do you think this fella could be this size? I dont know if its appearance makes it look like it could be smaller7mo ⋅ C4ss1m1r0 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
It's not easy being green, especially when you're a Theropod-like Amphibian called The Kermitaurus3yr ⋅ ExoticShock ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Bosun's Journal: Brat Barons - Decadent Decline - Man After March, Day 71yr ⋅ CaptainStroon ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I dreamt up this snake in my sleep last night, Any Ideas what it would evolve like this for?3mo ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Naga from The Legend of Korra as an actual Polar Beardog (Articocyon Equitas) by FluffyYutyrannus on Twitter.2yr ⋅ ExoticShock ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Brachydromaeus - a terrestrial cetacean in the distant future1yr ⋅ qoralinius ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Why no flying animals after Quetzalcoatlus evolved a similar size? Is it related to birds/mammals biomechanics, resources or...?2yr ⋅ psiconautic ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Ever since I met the Spec Evo community, it always bothered me all discussions about realistic dragons always ended with Dragons with four legs and two wings would necessarily be hexapods, so Wyverns are more the most realistic. I always think: None of you know the Kuehneosauridae family?3yr ⋅ OLagartixa ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Why it would make sense for a top-of-the-foodchain predator like a dragon to actually evolve monocular vision.2yr ⋅ SmilingWalrus ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Man After March - Microscopic(Info and lore in comments)1yr ⋅ GreenSquirrel-7 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
0.5 ma in the future: Herbivorous Knuckle Geese roam the Megaherb Forests of the Antarctic Peninsula (SpecEvoJerking)3yr ⋅ Kollerino ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
A Tongue Parasite Specialized For The Jaws Of Theropod Dinosaurs (Hodari Nundu - DeviantArt)8mo ⋅ ExoticShock ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
This peace by @HodariNundu on twitter depicts a Dilophosaurus shooting out snot to insnare it’s prey. While I’m aware of animals like Velvet worms doing something simmilar to this, Can larger animals also evolve a mode of prey capture like this?1yr ⋅ Ghaztmaster ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Evolution of Mosasaurus family from Monitor Lizard-like animals to Apex predators2yr ⋅ bliss_that_miss ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
A hypothetical humansona designed by a bird to appeal to other birds (basically reverse anthropomorphism), by Draconym9mo ⋅ SummerAndTinkles ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
dose anyone else want to know what the upside downs ecosystem was like before vecna came1yr ⋅ creeepy117 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I feel like it has already been done, like those 4 legged birds2yr ⋅ IJustAteSand ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
In Einea, a world without whales, an unlikely macropredator - a diving beetle the size of a school bus - cuts through the sea, orbited by juvenile oceanic salamanders waiting for scraps2yr ⋅ RobertSage ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
When creating speculative lifeforms always remember that sexual dimorphism is very common in nature1yr ⋅ That_Nature_Dude ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
What if The Chinese Dragon was an Aquatic Therapsid? By DragonThunders on DeviantArt.3yr ⋅ ExoticShock ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Mjolnir shark. The electric descendant of present day hammerhead sharks.1yr ⋅ Veloci-RKPTR ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
[No Man's Land] A Scenic, Post Apocalyptic London, repopulated by Fauna both Introduced and Native to the British Isles1yr ⋅ NazRigarA3D ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
After Man animal models featured at Newquay zoo in England, 19831yr ⋅ sBroz410 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Bosun’s Return: Winglets – Flying Posthuman Scouts – Entry 73wk ⋅ CaptainStroon ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
For those who think their animals are too weird to be plausible3yr ⋅ redilottol ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Bosun’s Return: Glassroots – Optical Fiber Hive-Pillars – Week 42mo ⋅ CaptainStroon ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
