Words of the Constant
Polyp-y.
What an inventive preserve.
Takes me back to my youth. Sort of.
It is burning.
A carbonized tree.
It has been harvested.
This species grows to great heights!
A seed, indeed.
It is thriving.
Meat on a stick, what will I think up next?
The ideal city would be full of libraries.
It is especially venomous.
It is not pleased.
Lifeless.
What a dear little Chloroceryle Amazona!
Sleeping.
An automatic equine.
What a puzzling, mechanical sea horse!
Its nightmare fueled surroundings have corrupted its programming.
Koalefanta Proboscidea.
Koalefanta Proboscidea in thick winter pelage.
Octopodes have numerous defensive strategies.
I could take a calculated guess at what's within. But only a guess.
Mind the muscular hydrostats!
It's a mythological holiday monster.
It seems bigger inside than out.
A refuelable light source.
I believe it is a larval dragonfly.
A large macrolecithal egg.
The temperature of this egg is below optimal.
This egg is at a suitable temperature for hatching.
I have to admit it is rather appealing.
A healthy larval dragonfly.
This creature is hungry.
This creature requires sustenance immediately!
An egg tooth used by a baby reptile to break out of its egg.
I won't be wading in that pool.
It's cooled down, almost like basalt.
Its saliva is similar to molten lava.
Molten rock. Best not to get too close.
Recently cooled igneous rock. Dangerous.
Recently cooled igneous rock. Dangerous.
Recently cooled igneous rock. Dangerous.
Recently cooled igneous rock. Dangerous.
Recently cooled igneous rock. Dangerous.
Recently cooled igneous rock. Dangerous.
Recently cooled igneous rock. Dangerous.
Enkindled.
Thoroughly carbonized.
How lovely.