IMAC goes multiversal! (IC/Open/Sign-ups I guess)

[Ardchu]

The International Museum of Animal Culture has gotten an expansion! They've decided that the ecosystems of other multiverses need to be respected and studied, and cultures preserved. They have bought up a lot of the surrounding land, converting it into the museum, while keeping it eco-friendly. They already have displays for all countries and ecosystems in the universe they are in, but now they look beyond our own universe, and to others.

If you wish to be represented in this museum, draw a display like the miniature displays from Night at the Museum. Or however you think your nation's non-human animal cultures should be represented. Try and label species (animal and plant) in the display, and maybe provide info on them as well. You may also just give a general description of what it would look like, and I'll try and draw it for you. Thank you for donating information to the International Museum of Animal Culture.

Name in Ardchuan: Hūkanaka Opla’arsch ke Schamakak Ftúla
Schamakak translates to animal, but it means non human animal. This is the museum representing non-human species across the multiverse. To include humans it would be Schamalak, but it is not that.

Rules:
1. no bad things that are inappropriate, like depictions of sexual stuff and whatever else
2. Be nice to each other please
3. Please treat the species (plural) you are describing as equal to humans, not lesser. The IMAC does not respect speciesism.

[Ardchu]

The call is still out there for requests!

[Greater Morvonia]

Bothrops Cuniculum, more commonly called the Tunnel Lancehead, is a venomous pit viper descended from B. Insularis, or Golden Lancehead. It is endemic to the São Paulo Tunnel Network. It is named for its lancehead-shaped head as is common throughout Bothrops genus and the fact that it lives in tunnels. There are multiple subspecies of B. Cuniculum, but they are too few and far between to be included in this exhibit for now.

The Tunnel Lancehead grows to about 70cm on average, however it is known to grow to 100cm sometimes. It has a yellowish-brown colour with polygonal blotches of a darker yellow. The Tunnel Lancehad's colour is darker than what wild Golden Lanceheads were, due to the cold temperature of the tunnel network. The eyes of B. Cuniculum are clouded to the point of near-total blindness due to the relatively high radiation levels in the lower-level service tunnels and side-corridors which it calls home. Due to its clouded vision, it navigates via its very sensitive tongue and nose. It has multiple large venomous fangs which it uses to hunt prey, such as the many tunnel-dwelling reptiles or rodents, or even humans occasionally.

it is unknown how Bothrops Insularis managed to get to mainland Brazil, considering their habitat is Queimada Grande Island, also called Snake Island.

The display shows a Tunnel Lancehead about to bite a large rat. There are other Tunnel Lanceheads around it and the base of the display is made to look like cracked concrete.

[Ardchu]

Bothrops Cuniculum, more commonly called the Tunnel Lancehead, is a venomous pit viper descended from B. Insularis, or Golden Lancehead. It is endemic to the São Paulo Tunnel Network. It is named for its lancehead-shaped head as is common throughout Bothrops genus and the fact that it lives in tunnels. There are multiple subspecies of B. Cuniculum, but they are too few and far between to be included in this exhibit for now.

The Tunnel Lancehead grows to about 70cm on average, however it is known to grow to 100cm sometimes. It has a yellowish-brown colour with polygonal blotches of a darker yellow. The Tunnel Lancehad's colour is darker than what wild Golden Lanceheads were, due to the cold temperature of the tunnel network. The eyes of B. Cuniculum are clouded to the point of near-total blindness due to the relatively high radiation levels in the lower-level service tunnels and side-corridors which it calls home. Due to its clouded vision, it navigates via its very sensitive tongue and nose. It has multiple large venomous fangs which it uses to hunt prey, such as the many tunnel-dwelling reptiles or rodents, or even humans occasionally.

it is unknown how Bothrops Insularis managed to get to mainland Brazil, considering their habitat is Queimada Grande Island, also called Snake Island.

The display shows a Tunnel Lancehead about to bite a large rat. There are other Tunnel Lanceheads around it and the base of the display is made to look like cracked concrete.

Are these your only two animals you wish to include in the display?

[Greater Morvonia]

Bothrops Cuniculum, more commonly called the Tunnel Lancehead, is a venomous pit viper descended from B. Insularis, or Golden Lancehead. It is endemic to the São Paulo Tunnel Network. It is named for its lancehead-shaped head as is common throughout Bothrops genus and the fact that it lives in tunnels. There are multiple subspecies of B. Cuniculum, but they are too few and far between to be included in this exhibit for now.

The Tunnel Lancehead grows to about 70cm on average, however it is known to grow to 100cm sometimes. It has a yellowish-brown colour with polygonal blotches of a darker yellow. The Tunnel Lancehad's colour is darker than what wild Golden Lanceheads were, due to the cold temperature of the tunnel network. The eyes of B. Cuniculum are clouded to the point of near-total blindness due to the relatively high radiation levels in the lower-level service tunnels and side-corridors which it calls home. Due to its clouded vision, it navigates via its very sensitive tongue and nose. It has multiple large venomous fangs which it uses to hunt prey, such as the many tunnel-dwelling reptiles or rodents, or even humans occasionally.

it is unknown how Bothrops Insularis managed to get to mainland Brazil, considering their habitat is Queimada Grande Island, also called Snake Island.

The display shows a Tunnel Lancehead about to bite a large rat. There are other Tunnel Lanceheads around it and the base of the display is made to look like cracked concrete.

Are these your only two animals you wish to include in the display?

Maybe a human about to hit the lancehead with a broom or something.

[Ardchu]

Are these your only two animals you wish to include in the display?

Maybe a human about to hit the lancehead with a broom or something.

These are meant to show the diversity of nature in the country. It is generally recommended to have more than one, but if you wish for it to be one, we will make it so.

[Greater Morvonia]

Maybe a human about to hit the lancehead with a broom or something.

These are meant to show the diversity of nature in the country. It is generally recommended to have more than one, but if you wish for it to be one, we will make it so.

Some lizards idk
there arent really that many animals in the tunnels

[Ardchu]

These are meant to show the diversity of nature in the country. It is generally recommended to have more than one, but if you wish for it to be one, we will make it so.

Some lizards idk
there arent really that many animals in the tunnels

wait is your entire country tunnels?

[Greater Morvonia]

Some lizards idk
there arent really that many animals in the tunnels

wait is your entire country tunnels?

Yeah
And a few surface buildings, you know like air ventilation structures and surface offices and the reactor that started this whole mess but the actual territory is just nuclear-proof tunnels

[Ardchu]

wait is your entire country tunnels?

Yeah
And a few surface buildings, you know like air ventilation structures and surface offices and the reactor that started this whole mess but the actual territory is just nuclear-proof tunnels

Got it, I’ll start drawing it today

[Greater Morvonia]

Yeah
And a few surface buildings, you know like air ventilation structures and surface offices and the reactor that started this whole mess but the actual territory is just nuclear-proof tunnels

Got it, I’ll start drawing it today

Thanks! Can't wait to see it

[Ardchu]

Got it, I’ll start drawing it today

Thanks! Can't wait to see it

Sorry I haven't been able to get to it, I've been forgetting to get on that

[Greater Morvonia]

Thanks! Can't wait to see it

Sorry I haven't been able to get to it, I've been forgetting to get on that

It's fine

[Ardchu]

Sorry I haven't been able to get to it, I've been forgetting to get on that

It's fine

thanks, I'll try to work on it later today, but don't be surprised if I don't

[Ardchu]

Sorry I haven't been able to get to it, I've been forgetting to get on that

It's fine

I’m making it now, but sorry, there won’t be any color.

[Greater Morvonia]

It's fine

I’m making it now, but sorry, there won’t be any color.

That's ok
I'm surprised I can be this patient tbh

[Ardchu]

I’m making it now, but sorry, there won’t be any color.

That's ok
I'm surprised I can be this patient tbh

cool
I'm just trying to figure out how to put images in factbooks

[Ardchu]

I’m making it now, but sorry, there won’t be any color.

That's ok
I'm surprised I can be this patient tbh

I DID IT

[Greater Morvonia]

That's ok
I'm surprised I can be this patient tbh

I DID IT

THANK YOU IT LOOKS SO COOL

[Ardchu]

I DID IT

THANK YOU IT LOOKS SO COOL

I was hoping it looked good

[Regnum Alea Spaceflee]

Summary
Birgus. crucis otherwise known as The Regnum Aleian Cross Crab or The Red Cross Crab is a rare species of crab native only to the shorelines of Regnum Alea and the only relative to The Coconut Crab.

Appearance
An average male Birgus. crucis weighs in at whopping 9 pounds! Making it the second-largest crab on the earth with the females only being a bit smaller, being 8 pounds on average.
B. crucis is known for its exotic appearance, with a pale white body other than its bright red cross on its back and red cartilaginous sail (Note: only the males have the red, the females are just a pale white.).

Behaviours
B. crucis is known as an incredibly intelligent and emotional animal known for grieving the loss of its mate. B. crucis is known for its simple tool use, farming, and (Though unconfirmed) creation of fire using flint. B. crucis is known for breaking the shells of small shellfish and nuts. It is famously known for cultivating and farming mold similar to the ant tribe Attini. And finally, B. crucis is known for creating fires by bashing flint on rocks to create sparks to light dry wood.

Diet
B. crucis has a wide-ranging diet ranging from seagrass to sea fleas to mold to even tree leaves but it has been found that B. crucis prefers sweet fruits and foods.

Reproduction
When it is mating season (Spring/summer) the males begin a mating ritual in which he digs a spiral into the sand and then collects multiple items of varying "value", with "value" depending on the male and female's preferences. The most "valuable" being made the centerpiece of the spiral. If a male finds a mate, then the male brings all the items to the center of the spiral and makes a nest. Afterwards, the female will rest at the nest and the male will gather sticks and other hard or strong objects. After (Approx.) 5 weeks the female will (normally) let the male breed with her. A Female B. crucis will breed 6 times in her life with the same male, having 3 clutches of eggs every time. Each clutch of eggs will contain about 300 babies and out of those 300 (normally) only 50 will survive.

Habitat
Found on the coastal forests of Regnum Alea, B. crucis lives a life of peace due to no known predators and that they mate for life.


THIS POST WILL BE EDITED TO ADD MORE DETAIL!!!!!!!

[Ardchu]

Looks good so far, but generally please have more than one animal, and if possible include plants. And please also give me a description of what the display will look like, or draw your own.

[Ardchu]

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[Ardchu]

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[DeMoNiC sAtAn]

Past, you don’t need number 1; it’s a sitewide rule!