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Alien Profile: The Squamata
For thousands of Earth years this race of hat wearing lizards has mimicked earthlings’ fashions. From fur dressed cavemen, through toga wearing Greek playwrights, to the elegantly dressed Elizabethan age creatures of today.
Creatures of Owen’s World: Slaverphant
The slaverphant is a grazing quadruped native to the planet Oblik IV (nicknamed “Owen’s World”). It can be recognized by its two dexterous trunks, its flat mouthless head, and its six eyes.
Creatures of Owen’s World: The Purple Spotted Bird-Lion
The purple spotted bird-lion is a quadrupedal predator native to the planet Oblik IV (commonly known as Owen’s World)
Creatures of Owen’s World: Castle-Backed Oblikalo
The castle-backed Oblikalo is a quadrupedal ungulate native to the planet Oblik IV (commonly known as Owen’s World)
Creatures of Owen’s World: Giant Land Jockey
The giant land jockey is a large androgynous marsupial native to the planet Oblik IV (nicknamed Owen’s World). It is the largest known insectivore and the largest extant member of the taxonomic order caballarii.
Planet Profile: Owen’s World
Owen’s World is home a huge diversity of strange and intriguing native lifeforms. So diverse is life on Owen’s World, in fact, that some biologists refer to it as “the liveliest place in the galaxy”.
Alien Week Begins
Alien Week 2012 is here! Starting today (August 26th), SciFi Ideas is hosting a special event called Alien Week 2012
How to Create a Competition Winning Alien Profile
Advice on how to write a winning entry to our Alien Week competition
Story Idea: The Space Miners of Ahriman-108
Ahriman-108 has turned soft men into harden veterans due to the hellish environment both within and without its network of mines. However, men can only be pushed so far before they decide to push back….
Story Idea: The Hive Programme
The Hive Programme proposes that mankind move underground until the ice age thaws. The programme developers draw up an unbelievable but achievable plan to create underground mega cities that will sustain life for generations to come.















