Would a retracktable jaw work?And if so,how would it affect the body?1yr ⋅ RestUpbeat5566 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
First post on this sub. Thought i'd post something basic. Hopefully more to come!5yr ⋅ jdunkan6 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Could a land-based animal with echolocation abilities make use of a melon like whales and dolphins? Or do melons only worn underwater?2yr ⋅ Independent-Dream-74 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The speculative evolution documentary, Extraterrestrial (2005) is on Netflix for this month5yr ⋅ Rauisuchian ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Hypothetical transitional pterosaur/lagerpetid. Calling it Protodracopteryx :^) info in comments1yr ⋅ troooodon ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Kaiju species profile pt 4: Bunyip acquatica lungirostrum (description in comments)3mo ⋅ KAPA55OBEST333 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I draw realistic versions of fantastical beasts (@imagined_beasts). There's an explanation of this Dragon in the comments. What do you guys think?3yr ⋅ Unnatural_Historian ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Thanks to wikipedia, now i know that finches are actually derived ungulates. Thank you wikipedia.3yr ⋅ marolYT ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
If ever Alien other than Humanity (If we're there) is a Hexapod you will run into the same problem with Humanoid aliens, just with Hexapods instead6mo ⋅ the_blue_jay_raptor ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Darwin IV sky by Wayne Barlowe (you should watch the documentary, it’s just really cool)4yr ⋅ YourTruNemesis ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The wide necked giraffe, a species that has to deal with T rex predation.9mo ⋅ brawlstars_lover ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
A Bipedal Descendent of the Gerenuk Antelope (Kangakatt - Instagram)1yr ⋅ ExoticShock ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Quick little 3d model i made of a Toraton from my favorite show as a kid.3yr ⋅ Lavaflame666 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Possibility/plausability of thes manegrove creatures (couldnt find the artist))3yr ⋅ ultrarider21 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Some various aquatic fauna to stock my oridonian oceans. (Name ideas appreciated :D)10mo ⋅ supercanada_eh ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
“Chamelokeet” a member of a group cold-blooded birds known as the “Squavians” from 500 million years in the future.7mo ⋅ Ghaztmaster ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Various Pokemon re-imagined as mustelidae and urisade members by DragonlordRynn3yr ⋅ redilottol ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
'Shark Cats - Portrait of terror' A beautiful, somewhat comical and bizarre semi aquatic cat / feline shark. I find it most entertaining and yet not so farfetched as I originally thought. *repost from TIHI, credit goes to creator Brynn Metheny*3yr ⋅ ShitfaceMcgeezax ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
What a future sapient species might think platypus looked like. Credit to Monster-Man-08 on Devientart3yr ⋅ Novaraptorus ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Since there have been a lot of pikmin posts here recently, here is my hypothetical pikmin evolutionary tree.3yr ⋅ Little-Essay ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Minecraft Evolutionary Tree: The Passives are Here!10mo ⋅ RussianComrade4366 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Four large marine snakes from my Quinary project I commissioned from Artbyjrc1yr ⋅ SummerAndTinkles ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Filter feeders adapted to graze in the tunnels of Voldevent3yr ⋅ blueblerryblob ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Coconut parrot. A giant flightless island bird that lives on the islands off the Australian coast. It has an extremely strong beak that it uses to open coconuts. The largest and heaviest of parrots. It has a large fleshy tail, where it stores fat.1yr ⋅ hilmiira ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Idk why but I felt like yall would have loved to see this2yr ⋅ bliss_that_miss ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Both are very smart, both have a varied diet, both can conquer a number of habitats. But pigs get all the attention just because you can turn them into elephant 2.0. tsk tsk2yr ⋅ TheSpeculator21 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
the new prince - apex troodontid that evolved after nanuqsaurus went extinct in the prince creek formation3yr ⋅ Yuujinner ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The Gregworms, diverse aquatic animals found from a still unnamed planet. OC.2yr ⋅ AaronOni ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I’m getting all sorts of ideas from this shitty taxidermy how ‘bout you?2yr ⋅ Aarakokra ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
50.000 years after the introduction of the Dandelion to Sekhmet.3mo ⋅ Blackonyx67 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
An extremely sexually dimorphic sapient alien species. I imagine the males fight for the females’ attention. What might their cultural practices/societal problems be like?3yr ⋅ Kangakatt ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Speculation: What if ceratopsians had false eyespots on their crests to distract theropods during battle?5yr ⋅ Rauisuchian ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The Zoth, an alien species I created for the sci-fi series I'm developing! Before reading my lore comment, tell me your assumptions about their evolution/biology!2yr ⋅ LordofAngmarMB ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
After 10 months of quiet production, decided to finally post some teaser art for an upcoming spec project of mine.2yr ⋅ depressed_allo ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Need some ideas for near future life on earth, I’ve been kinda out of it recently and I’d rather not become more obsolete than I already am2yr ⋅ GuessimaGuardian ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The atmosphere at some points of the low gravity moon are so dense that creatures have adapted to “swim” in it.1yr ⋅ zim_of_omnissiah ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I've noticed that whenever there is a humanoid alien it is always sapient, humanoid aliens can evolve but a sapient humanoid alien would be really rare. There are some animals that have a human-like body (not fully human body), I want to see a humanoid alien that isn't sapient and more animal-like.2yr ⋅ Manglisaurus ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The proper angel toper for Serinan Christmas. (credit to sheather for original art)3mo ⋅ Large_xeele_3 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
GAMA Bees Bites Well: Adaptation of people in conditions of constantly stretching supply chains1yr ⋅ ASARGADON ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I always hated the chiselhead design from After Man. Anyone else agree the mouth is creepy?1yr ⋅ SummerAndTinkles ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I bet that this is the clade that eventually becomes sapient. Spider monkey ftw3yr ⋅ Wroisu ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
A descendant of modern peafowl, a bird that displays its feathers in the shape of a car to ward off potential predators4yr ⋅ Exitium31 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
The N'kapshad, a silicon-based alien race from the far corner of the universe. (Credit to u/Yuujinner for the artwork.)9mo ⋅ SwagLord5002 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
I know this wasn’t the actual reason but I think I still works2yr ⋅ Far_Harad ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Alien Races: The Ravmi, An Alien Race that colonizes gas giants throughout the cosmos.1yr ⋅ Necrolithic ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Photorealistic human/chimpanzee hybrid generated from Craiyon1yr ⋅ bearacastle97 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Quadrupedality is thought to be imporbable in birds, since the forelimb articulation prevent limb coordination. However, a recent study shows that hoatzin nestling move with alternated walking coordination of the four limbs using their claws. So, future quadrupedality in birds cannot be excluded3yr ⋅ Risingmagpie ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Spongium Fumi, the organism depicted is the anscestor of one of the major clades of Electrosynthetic organisms in my world. It splits water into oxygen and hydrogen using lighting to keep itself floating and fed. (explanation in the comments)2yr ⋅ Foppop21 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Would it be possible for the Skullcrawler species from Kong: Skull Island to exist in real life?3yr ⋅ Mamboo07 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Some artwork I was commissioned to do. Anyone have any suggestions as to how this creature would function?3yr ⋅ 196423 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
squids evolving to fill the niches of fish. may or may not be realistic2yr ⋅ synthfly_ ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Found an isekai manga that grounds fantasy creatures into reality. (Like this MC's Taken explanation for example)2yr ⋅ Objective-Ad7330 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Hooty as a hypothetical burrowing owl that lunges at prey with its long neck3yr ⋅ KermitGamer53 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Pacific Redwood Gulper, a fully aquatic descendant of invasive American bullfrogs in a future where the California sequoias have flooded.3yr ⋅ Pikmy5555 ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
An early forest of shrubs on planet Rothas. The creature is about 50 cm long. The planet orbits a binary K-M star system and has a thick atmosphere, so the plant leaves are black to absorb as much light as they can.2yr ⋅ Liznaed ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
