Por creater555
 

i though this was a galactic adventure at first...

Por creater555
 

Nice!

Por R13426
 

Nice, makes sense that if the planet?s composition is less dense it can be gigantic but still have a low gravity :)

Por Pikamence9999999
 

Oh, so the organisms themselves are made of the gelatin. I'm guessing this is the homeworld of the Dark Minervan?

Por Flashwing3899
 

Biomes: Light grey - barren "desert" ; Darker grey - forests/thickets ; black - oceans ; green - Suuji's canyon

Por Pikamence9999999
 

Your description of the planet is highly illogical and defies the accepted size-to-gravity ratio of planets. I love it. Also, I assume that its land masses are composed of a gelatinous or rubbery compound?

Por Flashwing3899
 

Unlike most creatures, these animals don't leave behind waste, but dissolve their food and absorb the potential nutrition. However, they still have mouths and jaws, and most eat like any other organism.

Por Flashwing3899
 

Animals of gelatamimus are odd. They're primarily made up of non-newtonian fluid, having a basic shape for their bodies, and having slimey "skin". The mucus secreted is clung to the "base" of the body due to traces of magnetic metal in both.

Por Flashwing3899
 

The gravity of Gelatamimus is odd. Despite it's large size, it actually has a pretty light gravity, allowing wildlife to be as strange as they are.