The Speculative Aliens of Wallace II - Part 2

Panoplovitans Molasimilia (0:53) 1:02 - Molasimilis 1:16 - Spadenosed Wumbus 1:23 - Pluteustega Comederamembrata (1:32) 1:36 - Sivartoi 1:46 - Clavus Pulvia (2:07) 2:16 - Pulvis and Loricatorum Manticatitania (2:28) 2:32 - Pouched Titan Barnacle 2:34 - Nihilosuctor colossus Geosirenia (2:54) 2:59 - Geophage squidwardii 3:00 - Wallatee Squillavivoidea (3:22) 3:26 - Squillavividae aurumovum 3:53 - Squillacorpion squallapalus 3:55 - Garden whale Rybbinia (4:28) 4:33 - Rybbin Curapraeda (4:56) 5:02 - Parvadea preadam 5:14 - Floating whale 5:30 - Garida Communicetacea (5:45) 5:57 - Nymphus, Sky Nymphus 6:10 - Barbacetus giganteus Silvatonia (6:45) 6:49 - Wallace's silvaton Heliofragaconia (7:10) 7:17 - Ossifragacorn (Mine, yay!) 7:26 - Heliotaurus 7:27 - Eremita Armatitania (7:49) 7:57 - Armatura colander 7:59 - Armed titan Paludiruptia (8:23) 8:28 - Cristoceragnath ruptus 8:29 - Procerus arcus flumencuniculia (9:04) 9:26 - Flumen ambulaticus 9:44 - The great plains burrower 9:59 - Octopod ruminantia --- Gomphiobians (10:47) Panzercaria (11:36) 11:41 - Panzercaris Latapiscia (12:04) 12:10 - Cephalodraco 12:26 - Galeapistris 12:35 - Pseudomandibulatidae 12:43 - Lepidopiscis 12:44 - Profugnathus Sahleenodontia (12:54) 12:57 - Sahleenodon piscator Cetaflumenia (13:10) 13:15 - Caelusaccelestivata 13:33 - Debellator flumen 13:48 - Vortodorsus Notonychia (13:59) 14:12 - Venandidominus leonix 14:27 - Felidire 14:32 - Rasa Dente meridionali (Southern Rasadon) Amplactenda (14:44) 14:55 - Amplectendo 15:05 - Chymera gracilis 15:12 - Fuzzbuckets (Celestinictidae) 15:39 - Trirhyncoatus 15:50 - Sextripodeslacerta (Pescatarasaur, Pescatara) 16:10 - Cristalacerta Solinantia (16:17) 16:29 - Witch’s Parasol 16:52 - Chthonectri kinezete (Soil Swimmer) 16:59 - Nix anguis (Razor Frost Worm) Carcharasectia (17:06) 17:10 - Carcharasect testudines Speculobestia (17:19) 17:20 - Glass Wingdrifter 17:37 - Ixodidasicut bestia 17:48 - Knifehead Doryplosauria (18:03) 18:11 - Tridoprobozauria (Microtridozaor, Polarotridozaur, Conturitizaur) 18:27 - Xenocarnifex 18:36 - Aliepardus loccisoria 18:38 - Scuamea convolvens lupus 18:57 - Tridentigerivenator rex (Venator) 19:01 - Gomphiomorph skiensis Ornithosmilia (19:15) 19:21 - Ornithosmilids (Alturhynchus regalis, Alturhynchus ferrugus, some unnamed ones) Ichthyowestonia (19:44) 19:48 - Avemaris westonium 20:01 - Dracolodontia (Deinodonopteryx, Discoferosidae, Silvidraco viridi) 20:23 - Gomphogopteryx 20:24 - Ichthyopteryx 20:34 - Papilocornus magnum (Taru-taro) 20:43 - Pterolocarididae (Pterolocaridon gigantis, Pterolocaris sinograptus, Rynchomorphis pelamis, Plateolocaris paradoxis, Lepidopterolocaris huitzilopochtli) Praedoregina (20:52) 20:57 - Spoiler Queen 21:10 - Exipteryx 21:15 - Blue Victory 21:29 - Terracetus gigas 21:37 - Simialiena dulcemamma Electrapistrida (21:45) 21:52 - Electric daggerfish 22:06 - Cimetroiani 22:10 - Pond skimmer 22:11 - Rainbow Face 22:16 - Boulderback 22:24 - Goblin Walker 22:28 - Vampire Beetle 22:40 - Insidiis Dente 22:47 - Ambiguis Stomahydroensis Xenopleurodontia (22:58) 23:03 - Celeria 23:09 - Telumnasus dux 23:17 - Gladiogomphius 23:28 - Stiriminamiy Thoramphibia (23:37) 23:42 - Tesca amphibiarum 23:50 - Wallacean Lamprey Ostrigonia (24:03) 24:06 - Osteosuchus 24:19 - Os oris 24:29 - Titanoangulus Giraffapiscatoria (24:50) 25:00 - Giraffapiscator 25:14 - Ursasuchus 25:28 - Plumathong osslug 25:38 - Intertesta Candentisia (25:54) 25:58 - Algamimus flossitus 26:09 - Similcochlea (Cochleacetus) Tegroimpeta (26:27) 26:32 - Tegroimpetus 26:42 - Craniummimus 26:48 - Osloricati Entomogracilia (27:01) 27:06 - Herocritus 27:20 - Ensirostrum platygracilis 27:35 - Pantheramimus Ignaticus (Wallacean Dagger-Cat)

Tbh if humans did discover a whole new alien ecosystem, a species named after Squidward wouldn't be unexpected

I really like speculative evolution! It is really relaxing and surprisingly for me at least very calming to draw speculative creatures

15:14 the fuzzbuckets are an incredibly charming group of critters. They look like a beautiful amalgamation of jumping spiders, birds, and mammals.

Alien depictions ranging from Stephen Hillenburg to James Cameron resulting in one funky planet

This is the best surprise I've recieved in a while. I fucking love speculative biology, and this project is an absolutely wonderful of including your fans. Unfortunately, work and life have kept me from sending in my own drawings (so far), but hopefully I'll get around to it some day. And if not for this project, then for the next one. We can achieve so much when we combine our talents and creativity. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to be part of this!

Next submision: speculative dishes made from Wallace II animals.

This alternative life is still more likely than australia.

I keep throwing money at my screen but I'm not seeing Wallace 2 on National Geographic.

I like how some are adorable drawings and sketches, then you have the ones that look like an encyclopedia with the full anatomy and genetic description of a creature.

This makes me want to make my own speculative organism. xD

We all have missed these Speculative Evolution and Exterrestrial lifeforms series!

Haha, I think almost everyone knows about the mustache whale.

The amount of aliens is absolutely insane, I'm looking forward to learning more about the life of this fascinating planet

Speculative evolution is such a fascinating subject

Tip: when on Wallace II, STAY AWAY FROM THE WATER.

Ben and Boyos, it’s been 9 months! I hope you guys are planning a new submission request and video soon! I keep watching these over and over and getting so much inspiration for my next submission! 5:11 Floating Whale - I got such a powerful hit of adrenaline when I saw my boy was selected. It’s hard to differentiate what’s going on because it’s all in pencil, but my boy Ben still knew how to describe it, almost showing a better knowledge of the creature than I do! For real though it’s time for part 3!!!

Ah yes, the mustache whale. One of the many gentle giants of Wallace 2's vast oceans. If you ever meet one, remember to spread your proboscides and flash friendly wave patterns.

Was eagerly awaiting this follow-up- fantastic content as always!

ayy it’s my dude the geophage squidwardii