>>Personally, I think "Homo sapiens sapiens" is extremely inaccurate and conceited a name. I prefer "Nudipan narrans," which means "Naked, story-telling ape."<<
*laugh* I like that one.
>> there's some of that going on in "Darwin's Children" (the sequel to "Darwin's Radio"), <<
Yes, that was cool, although much of the series was about interspecies conflict.
>> That planet had FIVE sentient species of greatly different kinds living together: primates, arboreals, reptilians, insectoids, and aquatics. (Six at one time, but the avians died out.) <<
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Date: 2013-10-19 05:17 am (UTC)*laugh* I like that one.
>> there's some of that going on in "Darwin's Children" (the sequel to "Darwin's Radio"), <<
Yes, that was cool, although much of the series was about interspecies conflict.
>> That planet had FIVE sentient species of greatly different kinds living together: primates, arboreals, reptilians, insectoids, and aquatics. (Six at one time, but the avians died out.) <<
That's what I loved about Dinotopia too.