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SciFi and Fantasy Art: Critters 12

'When we first saw this unlikely duo, we weren't sure which one was trying to devour which....' and excerpt from the captain's log. This is a symbiotic creature native to Arkabia. It is composed of two very large herbivorous species. One is a giant songsnake who serves as internal support and sensory system for a giant dry skin blob.

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Critters 12 - SciFi and Fantasy Art by Eric R. Vondell ~ 'Tralfaz Aquilleon'
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31 Oct 2000:-) Rick ~SodaBeast~ Strehlow
Tres neat concept. I love it! A herbivorous Snake-Blob symbiosis. I need originality like this.
2 Sep 2001:-) Kerri Williamson(DemonLlama)
Very origianal.I like the snakes face too.
22 Feb 2004:-) Uta ´Freawyn´ Hesse
Oh, really weid! But great. I like this too! Yes! Which advantage does the song sname have from the symbiosis? The one of the blob seems to be clear.
8 Jul 200845 Anon.
wut in the space-world-that-you-come-from is that?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
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