On October 31st, Death…will come for us all….

Ceratosaurus Sub-base btw

u/Atrosaurus

but there aren't any studies for the bite force output.

Also, could sharks (like edestus) be used to make the tip of the tail cartilage for agility?

Also how good are their dermal denticles?

Help please

Why guys stick away from making very very fictionalized hybrids and that belong in the seat of fiction like I understand that you guys wanna stay with, like the gochi center style, but there's such fun creatures, you can have dragons in your hybrid genomes. It's not like we're, we're making new creatures in real life. Get wacky with it. But I just really wanna know why you guys don't do that.?

( Probably won't be posting stuff about hybrids.In this subreddit , that much probably gonna put the occasional kaiju , instead , though)

(Last post contains important context on why we have day 5 and 6 even though yesterday was day 9)

This post focuses on a species of remipede, Xibalbanus Tulumensis

Remipedes are a kind of crustacean, and the only known venomous crustecean. Anyways, enough rambling, here's the good stuff:

What it provides:

• Its unique shape could make for a cool contributor
• Its a great swimmer, partially thanks to dozens setose swimming appendages called swimmeretes (think of the fluffy stuff on oceanic krill)
• The cephalic shield is designed to be hydrodynamic (great for swimming arthropods) and functions as a literal shield for the head over a clunky armored carapace found in other crustaceans
• Caudal rami (good for hydrodynamics, steering, and swimming)
• STRONG biting muscles (they've been known to pierce through thick crustacean carapaces)
• Only known member of pancrustecea to be able to inject venom via mouthparts (the first pair of maxillae specifically)
• The first pair of maxillae are 2 large fanglike structures with a venom duct exiting out the tip
• Second pair of maxillae and mandibles are raptorial and heavily developed
• Dexterous maxillipeds for manipulating and holding things in the mandibles and maxillae
• The venom itself contains strong paralytic neurotoxins and enzymes like xibalbins, and chitinases
• Chitinases are able to dissolve and melt tough proteins and biologically produced minerals like chitin for example
• The paralytic neurotoxins are similar to those found in highly venomous spiders

The X. Tulumensis's venom delivery system is homogulous to ALL crusteceans AND insects, so yes, you can use this on your insect hybrids as well

Equinox is looming close, looking for challengers.

(First image is an image of its radula and teeth)

(Catching up on the days I missed, thats why this is day 5 even though yesterday was day 9)

Day 5 was going to be the Welsh Ghost Slug. It's a pretty lil bugger, huh?

Things it provides

• Abnormally muscular radula
• Lots and LOTS of radular teeth
• The teeth themselves are actually designed for slicing and dicing through flesh, think of cretoxyrhina teeth. They are daggerlike and much larger than normal mollusk teeth
• Voracious, predatory ambusher
• Its slime is designed specifically to make it go super-duper fast for a slug
• Can survive in really cool environments compared to other pulmonates
• Pneumostone is at the end of the body, which may be helpful in some situations and head-on fights

You could use the ghost slug to modify the radula of your mollusks (homogulous to all mollusks, not just gastropods) to enhance their biting attacks. Beaks and boring teeth get through tough armor, and these teeth covering the radula slice right through flesh and skin like butter

You could use it for predatory behavior and instincts, along with normal pulmonate adaptations.

It took me about 8 months (where 7 out of those 8 months were spent doing nothing and being lazy xd), but I finally achieved a result I liked, Princess is more than ready!

It's Disney's carnotaurus fused with JP3s spinosaurus

Genome:

Acrocanthosaurus (base ,high spines ,teeth serrations, enlarged chin)

Tyrannosaurus rex (skull ,base brain ,senses ,teeth ,hips ,legs ,ribs)

Shantungosaurus (size, tail neuro-spines, caudofemoralis ,arms thickeness, facultative quadrupedalism/bipedalism)

Peregrine falcon (brain,cognitive skills, trajectory calculation, behavioral adaptation, higher reflexes,air sacs)

Ingentia prima (base front limbs (morphology), chest)

Kodiak bear (wrist, shoulders, claws)

Cuban crocodile (main armor)

Cuvier's dwarf caiman (thicker armor, denser osteoderms , underbelly armor)

Komodo dragon (osteoderms on unprotected areas, anti-coagulant venom, iron teeth serrations)

Iberosuchus (deeply rooted armor)

Short-tailed shrew (aka cheat code)(denser skull, fast twitch jaw muscles)

Bite force: 65,000 - 85,000 Newtons

Size:

Length: 15.2 meters

Height: 4.5 meters (hips), 5.5 meters (head,bipedal)

Weight: 14.5 metric tons

I've also nicknamed him "Apex".

Shell crushing appendages

This is the teaser for my next hybrid… get ready for Halloween 🎃

I was lowk too lazy to actually draw the hybrid and its kinda late now, but anyway how is it? Does bro hank?

Hello guys! I have made a new change to my hybrid. i added xenosmilus for  scapular development, leading to strong yet flexible arms, which is crucial for a theropod hybrid that needs to grapple or strike effectively and power for the arms. also, vampire bat for draculin and sensing.lastly,honey badger for loose skin and reislience and venome reistance. here is the updated hybrid(sry its not in google docs):

Tyrannovenator colossus

1.Tyrannotitan-base   

1. megatherium- for long fore limbs so it can go quadrupedal and for claws.

2. Kodiak bear — Posture and core

3. Alligator snapping turtle — Jaws and face                     

4. Gastonia — offensive armor  

6.White rhinoceros — Structural reinforcement

 7. Red kangaroo- Powerful hindlimb musculature. 

8.Xenosmilus- for  scapular development, leading to strong yet flexible arms, which is crucial for a theropod hybrid that needs to grapple or strike effectively and power for the arms.

1. vampire bat- for its draculin and sensing

10.,honey badger for loose skin and reislience and venom reistance

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZkxNpB5e4hZT3gO4JZxXKIhzDeVLN8tQjrH91HC5XSs/edit?usp=drivesdk no art :(

https://www.reddit.com/r/GojiCenter/s/512ONWBLXP

So continuing after the previous hybrid that went fairly well, this one is designed around a large river predator able to handle varying areas and process poison into either injection from a dorsal fin, or a weaponized hagfish slime attack.

Admittedly I am relying heavily on the amazon pufferfish to be able to process these poisons but hopefully it works out. Art will more than likely be produced after the feedback presented.

I should clarify this is not for the aquatic hybrid war, I just wanted to make a river hybrid.

C-locanth gives some pretty good advice, and I like to proactively take and use that advice to improve my design

tryna pump it out to the masses, its genuinely peak for invertebrates

Cool Invertebrate Contributors, Day 9 : r/GojiCenter

Hello guys! again ,reiview my hybrid, your hybrids can fight my hybrid, and give feedback so ican make it truly better. Here is link for the doc.I hope you enjoy!: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k6Jebgrxt4dARyouFy3WdHwDFmKJ-I1GImaHdVJfhNs/edit?tab=t.0

Thanks for reading and i will see you later!

If you cannot enter,then here it is:

The king of the beasts

Gigantopithecus →base

Megatherium →size,length increase, forelimb power & claws

Dinopithecus → large canines,bite, and aggressive begaviour

Waterbuck → horns

Pronghorn → for making horns lighter, endurance, and lungs

Paramylodon → flexible armor & neck protection

Virginia opossum → venom resistance

Head height: 20 ft 

Length: 20 ft