January Discussion Thread

[jesdar16]

A new lineart? So no chameleons or dragons this time? hmmm.. what else comes from eggs..

[FreddyCenobite]

Yeah, and Lilian said they're a completely new lineart, so I'm 99 percent sure they aren't more dragons. X3

I want something new. We just got chameleons and dragons so I want a new reptile. What I want, I'm not sure, maybe it's a bird, we don't know (though the shape makes me doubt a bird).

[VLNNYZ]

A new lineart? So no chameleons or dragons this time? hmmm.. what else comes from eggs..

snakes and turtles come from eggs

thats all i know

#imaidiot

[montmorency]

I'm not at all an expert on animal eggs, but what about crocodile or alligator eggs? Yeah, just gonna throw that out there. :,D
Or platypus eggs. You never know.

[lintto]

This 2015 dog is beautiful, the colors are so pretty together. I think it's going to have a higher rarity, rather than common, because it's so hard to find!

[Hellagia]

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I know what I want them to be but what are the chances I'll ever get dinosaur adoptables.
snakes would be cool but I can speak from the experience of a snake mama that (at least in my area) NO ONE LIKES SNAKES.
.......
so I'm just out of luck.

[mokastar712]

This 2015 dog is beautiful, the colors are so pretty together. I think it's going to have a higher rarity, rather than common, because it's so hard to find!

Well, it's usually uncommon (not counting 2012, where it was rare). So I'm sure it will be uncommon.

[Lunarsnow]

A new lineart? So no chameleons or dragons this time? hmmm.. what else comes from eggs..

A ton of things! Insects, birds, most fish, most amphibians, most reptiles, monotremes (egg laying mammals like platypuses), dinosaurs....

[ElementalInsanity]

We thought bout that,but those are really round,so we counted them out uvu
And you were close! Its tortoise!
(Unless I spelled it wrong too,but I'm 99.9% sure I didn't.)

Courtesy of mom.pets.me

Turtles and snakes must cope with unusual challenges to bring forth young; turtles have rigid shells that don't open very wide, while snakes' eggs can't limit their locomotion before they are deposited. To overcome these challenges, snakes deposit oblong eggs that better fit their abdominal cavity, and turtles deposit small, round eggs that easily pass through their shell openings.

So,unless that's one weird turtle,we can count them out.
(Mods please do tell me if this counts as too graphic,and ill remove it.)

Actually there are some turtles that lay eggs like that. X3

[FreddyCenobite]

^ I really hope it's a turtle!