An unusual request for help related to my Spec-Biology project

Hi everyone!

As some of you may know, I’m working on a Speculative Biology project, “A Research of No Man’s Sky”, and I would like to ask for some help with it. (for more details, click here: A Research of No Man’s Sky (A.R.N.M.S) Speculative Biology Project )

The most recent animal I’m working on (in the lore of the project) can be found on multiple planets as feral populations nowadays due to being kept as pets by the First Spawn when the empire existed.

And due to me being something of a perfectionist, I want to be as precise/““realistic”” as I can get when I want to name such planets in the projects

So, what I wanted to ask you guys is if you could help me out by helping me sweep through Lejete Cluster and the surrounding regions of space for a planet(s) that fit that I could consider a “realistic habitats” for feral Exandac populations.

(In the case if you want to help me out with this, check the comments for more information, but if you can’t or won’t, that’s okay as well :slight_smile: )

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The targeted regions if you want to help me out (see images for the portal glyphs for one planet in each region as a starting point):

-Lejete Cluster (main) [image 1]

-Odomoc [image 2]

-Irkwood Spur [image 3]

-Juttlew Void [image 4]

-Rodssom Fringe [image 5]

-Jusittic Quadrant [image 6]

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And this is what I’m looking for:

-A Scorched biome-type planet ( Charred, Arid, Scorched, Hot, Fiery, Boiling, High Temperature, Torrid, Incandescent, and Scalding)

-With at least one scannable flora species, either terrestrial or cave-growing(no, aquatic flora species do not count here), whose scanner description indicates that it has nuts or equivalent fruiting structures. Alternatively/As an extension, any scannable fauna species that indicates that some local plantlife uses nuts. (the former is preferred, but the latter will be not overlooked by me)

-Purple systems dose not count here

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Added the Help a Fellow Traveller tag. Maybe we can get you some assistance. However, many are deeply into the expedition right now.

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Thanks, that’s much appreciated (and yeah, I have a tendency to post/ask things at the worst possible time)

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The “Exandac” that I mentioned here are these fellows:

“”"X. Dinooletudus-A. Biruchtoveceus Ungulatis–Hoovering-Ungulatis

The most bizarre animal on the planet, and in the top 3 weirdest animal-life in the system

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Scanner Description:

"Gender: Symmetric-Non-uniform

Weight/Height: 70.5 kg/1.3 m

Notes:

X. Dinooletudus was first recorded on planet Sycorixh XIX, surviving despite the extreme temperature. Possessed of a tremendous natural strength, they fear no other creature that walks upon this world. Comfortable amongst the dense foliage, they sniff and scurry among the fallen leaves, searching for the nuts that provide their food.

Additional Observations: Forms colonies"

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General Description:

-Genus Name: Exandac

-Genus name meaning: The animal’s local name(see “Origin of the name”)

-Scanner Name: X. Dinooletudus-A. Biruchtoveceus

-Common Name: Exandac

-Origin of the name: ‘*Exandac*’ is derived from the Korvax words ‘*Exandy*’ and ‘*iudac*’ meaning ‘*Strange*’ and ‘*absorb*’ respectively.

Recorded Species:

-E. hadrocnemis (first recorded)

-E. fortiodorus

Species name meaning:

-‘strong-leg(ed)/with strong leg’

-‘strong-smelling’

Species Common Names:

-Common Exandac

-Endangered Exandac"“”

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