Yinglet flora & fauna: Assume dangerous until confirmed otherwise
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All right, looks like everything’s up and working! I’ve been sitting on this site redesign too long, and just needed a couple days to get everything remade. And in a strange bit of good (?) timing, my Wacom tablet died a few days ago, which I assumed was the universe’s way of telling me to get off my ass and update the site already. Thankfully Wacom made a speedy repair and delivery back, so I’ve already sketched up the first few panels of the next OOPs page.
And a special shoutout to Xandispin, who first suggested a site update several months ago, then set up this snazzy new WordPress layout for me to customize (which I then sat on until this past week). Thanks man; it took me long enough to get around to it, but without you the site would still be looking like something from the early 2000’s!
Seriously, I was manually creating pages and re-entering every altered link when there was a new page, using a long-defunct version of Dreamweaver 2001. That gets tiring real quick.
Anyway! There’s some new stuff in the Art & Extras section now as well, which you might not have seen if you don’t frequent Deviantart and such.
God I love your worldbuilding.
Suddenly interested in this new “variety” of Yinglet. Wondering if maybe we’ve seen one of these poison-boys before…
The fluffgrubs are kinda cute.
That note for the Fluffgrub should be added to plenty of English names of animals. Hyenas that aren’t hyenas, eagles that aren’t eagles, otters that aren’t otters and so on. Some are more obvious than the others, like everyone knows guinea pig is not a pig (or does everyone…?), but you would have a hard time trying to explain to people while axolotl is not a name for the species but the larvae state of some of the species. Or why the sugarglider is not a squirrel. And why bald eagle isn’t even the real eagle. Same for some non-fox “foxes” out there. Gray fox or bat eared fox are not foxes at all. But it’s more than just stubbornly using the name. A lot of people call them that and think it’s correct, not just because they are used to the names. The latter is actually fine, but the former… well…
oh joyus day, more worldbuilding for this amazing series!!!
Ran is clearly peeved about the fluffgrub’s name, but at least he’s not ticked. Who knows what a tick from a field guide entry like this would to to you?