Imagine a world of aquatic organisms. What species might emerge? A breakdown of J. J. Aniorte’s excellent speculative biology project ‘Polinices.’
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At this very moment, in the depths of Earth’s oceans, alien lifeforms are waiting. Not alien in the sense they come from another planet, but alien in the sense that they’re so different from what we think of as life, they seem not of this Earth. If our oceans harbor organisms that appear extraterrestrial, imagine what we’d find in a literal alien sea?

Polinices is a speculative biology project by the brilliant artist and worldbuilder J. J. Aniorte, which explores life on a planet ruled by aquatic organisms. The infinite forms of this tropical paradise are among the most creative I’ve ever featured on this channel — pushing the boundaries of life as we know it.

There’s a tremendous amount to discover. So, let’s dive in to these teeming waters, and see what awaits us upon planet Polinices.

0:00 Seas of Polinices
1:01 Meet the Stegocaudate
2:09 Cycles of Life
4:00 Onirocolia
4:45 Amphinatans
5:35 Sponge Eaters
6:23 Greatest Reef
7:12 Hive Drones
7:55 Signal Repeaters
8:52 Chain Fish
9:57 Biological Internet
10:44 Dipterognathe
11:55 Sea Belt
12:33 Sea Wheel
13:20 Intertidal Hunter
14:24 The Last Giant
15:28 Outro

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