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Hydroponic Agriculture}}Maravilha (coming from the Portuguese word for "Wonder") is a temperate terra located in the Andromeda galaxy. With only a small portion of its surface inhabitable, the population of the planet is mostly spread across the vast ocean in addition to several polar cities. Due to the varying inhabited regions of the planet, subspecies of |
Hydroponic Agriculture}}Maravilha (coming from the Portuguese word for "Wonder") is a temperate terra located in the Andromeda galaxy. With only a small portion of its surface inhabitable, the population of the planet is mostly spread across the vast ocean in addition to several polar cities. Due to the varying inhabited regions of the planet, subspecies of Zythyn and Humans are becoming more and more diverse. For example, Zythyn in the polar regions have developed thicker scales to compensate for the low-temperatures. Humans in polar settlements have evolved over time to be more resilient to the extreme temperatures with a notable feature being their large-amount of body hair. |
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Revision as of 21:09, April 30, 2020
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Template:Planet and gov't infobox v.2Maravilha (coming from the Portuguese word for "Wonder") is a temperate terra located in the Andromeda galaxy. With only a small portion of its surface inhabitable, the population of the planet is mostly spread across the vast ocean in addition to several polar cities. Due to the varying inhabited regions of the planet, subspecies of Zythyn and Humans are becoming more and more diverse. For example, Zythyn in the polar regions have developed thicker scales to compensate for the low-temperatures. Humans in polar settlements have evolved over time to be more resilient to the extreme temperatures with a notable feature being their large-amount of body hair.