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IF I UNDERSTAND QWEPIR AND TINGALZ.
Jeeze OP, pay attention.

dragons and/or wyverns.

Titanium since i am buttforget nowhere lost in my mind and the 6th dimension i have troubles traversing my perception to even come up with a substantial was to even think that i would even go there in favor of want to that, so I will just ask this question.

If you could come up with an intelligent life form, what would it be/look like?
It would be...
a crab-man.
only with crab legs instead of the human kind
and crab claws
and a thicker carapace
so pretty much a giant crab

crabs are loving awesome

Titanium since i am buttforget nowhere lost in my mind and the 6th dimension i have troubles traversing my perception to even come up with a substantial was to even think that i would even go there in favor of want to that, so I will just ask this question.

If you could come up with an intelligent life form, what would it be/look like?
It'd depend entirely on it's environment. If I ever planned on accurately creating such a creature, I'd have to invent a whole world first.
As I said, my favorite example is the Eosapien.

It's not like two legs, two arms, upright body, large head, 2 eyes, 2 nostrils, and 1 mouth is really that specific of a creature. Hell, you could argue if Earth's animal species are so varied, why can't other planets have different variations that may be equivalent to Earth's?
Yes, this.

It'd depend entirely on it's environment. If I ever planned on accurately creating such a creature, I'd have to invent a whole world first.
I'll make one up for you.
On this planet, the ocean depth is a large percentage of the total radius of the planet. Additionally, because the planet is definitely hotter than boiling point, the ocean doesn't have a defined surface. Instead the atmosphere just gets thicker and thicker as you go down until it becomes as dense as water, which can't compress anymore, meaning the ocean and atmosphere just blend together.

I wonder if those sort of conditions can support life. But then again, look at extremophiles.
Earth was probably a lot more hazardous when extremophiles developed.
Still, this seems like an oven of chemical death.

I'll make one up for you.
On this planet, the ocean depth is a large percentage of the total radius of the planet. Additionally, because the planet is definitely hotter than boiling point, the ocean doesn't have a defined surface. Instead the atmosphere just gets thicker and thicker as you go down until it becomes as dense as water, which can't compress anymore, meaning the ocean and atmosphere just blend together.
Uh, Earth's atmosphere does that...

Thinner at the top, thicker as you go down, ocean.

HNNNNNNNNG YOU GUYS SUCK AT UNDERSTANDING.
Jesus H. Christ.

Speaking of extreme conditions
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tardigrade
This thing is scary

Water bears are cute :3
(but kind of gross when you look at them through a microscope)
But seriously, that planet sounds a small stretch too far from the Goldilocks zone

Uh, Earth's atmosphere does that...

Thinner at the top, thicker as you go down, ocean.
I'll make one up for you.
On this planet, the ocean depth is a large percentage of the total radius of the planet. Additionally, because the planet is definitely hotter than boiling point, the ocean doesn't have a defined surface. Instead the atmosphere just gets thicker and thicker as you go down until it becomes as dense as water, which can't compress anymore, meaning the ocean and atmosphere just blend together.
Good god what is wrong with you this is nothing at all like earth.
Do you really have a mental deficiency? What would cause you to completely ignore what I'm saying and just spew a completely false fact?

He only referred to the fact that air got thicker as it got down, until oceans.
Also, those pressures are kind of insane.
How would that even happen
hm
Sounds just like a gas giant.
And that's not the perfect place for life to start, honestly
Too chaotic.
And I know, Earth wasn't too pleasant, but it's not like the oceans were flying at thousands of miles per hour in every direction.
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But seriously, that planet sounds a small stretch too far from the Goldilocks zone
How about a planet like earth with a mixed ecosystem

earth has a mixed ecosystem what do you even mean
earth doesn't have an ecosystem it has a biosphere and that has ecosystems
but i guess im being a hypocrite here cause i've mentioned ecosystems to reflect entire systems of life on a planet but anyway
i'm not sure what you're implying, earth has a lot of different ecosystems

earth has a mixed ecosystem what do you even mean
earth doesn't have an ecosystem it has a biosphere and that has ecosystems
but i guess im being a hypocrite here
i'm not sure what you're implying, earth has a lot of different ecosystems
Okay it has a mixed loving BIOSPHERE with many different ecosystems
Humans apparently evolved in africa, which is like a savanna