Here you can find the most spectacular organisms that evolved in Biogenesis.
Every month an organism is selected from those that people sent me and becomes the Organism of the Month. If you want to see one of your organisms at this gallery, or even as the Organism of the Month, send an email to joanq at users.sourceforge.net (there is not a mail link to prevent SPAM) and include the following information:
The name given to the organism. Maybe you would like to add a scientific name.
Your name or nick.
A description of the organism. For example, you can explain why do you like it, how it evolved, if you changed any parameters or influenced its appearance somehow, or any other information you think can be of interest.
Its genetic code in an attached file. Use the export option to save it.
An image of the organism in PNG format. Use the Save image option to obtain it.
Remember that only organisms created with the last program version will be accepted.
Wraith:
Description:
It started with a very simple design, using a one red, grey, and cyan segment. The W shape seems a very common endpoint for predators; it has looked much the same from generation 600 to the 1,700+ it's at right now. I haven't found anything that it can't kill except "defended plants" (with blue and green), nor anything that can wipe it out once it gains a minimum threshold population.
Download its genetic code.
May 2007 Organism of the MonthFortressGrabber
Description: The FortressGrabber is a predator that has evolved to combat the forests of photosynthetic, armored organisms that seem to flourish so readily. It's very similar to the mosquito, but instead of flanking arms, its arms extend forward, helping it to stay attached to an organism until it dies/is consumed. Download its genetic code. |
April 2007 Organism of the MonthLotus
Description: The Lotus is a particularly large photosynthetic, armored organism. Its sheer size seems to help deflect types that would grab onto it, although I'm not sure if that's all that evolutionary essential, given the impregnability of blue strands. This one is very distinctive, though, and does quite well. Download its genetic code. |
January 2007 Organism of the MonthYehat
Description: The Yehat (named after a Star Control ship) has a simple, yet very resiliant form. I've tried to improve it, but the engineered Yehats die out or mutate back to something nearly identical to this. It can move quickly, and the forward-reaching arms do a good job of latching on to the projections of it's prey. Download its genetic code. |
October 2006 Organism of the MonthThe Mosquito
Description: Small, fast, fertile, aggressive. Virtually unstoppable. Very hard to find organisms that are able to resist against these. Download its genetic code. |
July 2006 Organism of the MonthFortress
Description: This is one of the toughest photosynthetic organism I ever got. Download its genetic code. |
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