Seed World: Pigs, Bees & Earthworms

Опубликовано: 06 Август 2026
на канале: Xenopedia
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What happens when pigs, bees, and earthworms are left alone on a low-gravity, high-oxygen world for a million years?

In this episode, I explore four distinct alien biomes on Jotunheim, each inspired by ideas shared by the Xenopedia YouTube and Discord community. These environments push life into very different evolutionary directions, shaped by Jotunheim’s unique conditions and extreme landscapes.

Alongside these biomes, the video features several Jotunheim species concepts suggested by the community, imagining how pigs, bees and earthworms might adapt to low gravity and high oxygen conditions

A huge thank you to everyone who contributed biome ideas, species concepts, and feedback. Your suggestions continue to shape the Jotunheim project.

If you’d like to take part in future episodes, suggest new species, or help expand the world of Jotunheim, feel free to join the community and get involved.

Art & Community Credits
This project was made possible by the Xenopedia community and the incredible artists who brings Jotunheim to life.

Full artist links and credits are listed below.

The Cherub (Art in video and thumbnail)
   / @thecherub-89  
  / skippydoodlepants  

Ploxxord
   / @ploxxord  

Stadaconus
  / stadaconus  

Fernie
   / @fernietheplant  

Illion Aelerion

Sleeplessone

Jotunheim Contributors
FTPgaming Shane - Inventor of Honey Isles concept, numerous species and much more
   / @fearthepiggaming2998  

BumbleBea - Jotunheim Naturalist

Stadaconus - Jotunheim Botanist

Dino - Jotunheim Taxonomist


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