Life Forms Collection (page 4)

Life forms come in all shapes and sizes, from the delicate beauty of hummingbirds to the intricate patterns of liverworts

Life Forms Collection: Alien moons, artwork

Alien moons, artwork
Alien moons. Computer artwork of the view across an alien moon that is on a collision course with another moon. A gas giant planet is in the background

Life Forms Collection: Asteroid approaching an alien moon

Asteroid approaching an alien moon
A Earthlike planet, to be seen in the background, built a planet-moon-system over several billion years. An asteroid encounters this system and will collide on the red moon

Life Forms Collection: Fossilised prehistoric aquatic organism

Fossilised prehistoric aquatic organism. Fossilised remains (circles) of Cyclomedusa radiata from the Proterozoic era, around 2500-542 million years ago

Life Forms Collection: Prehistoric landscape, artwork

Prehistoric landscape, artwork
Prehistoric landscape. Computer artwork of the rocky remains of two volcanic calderas during the Eoarchean era (about 4000-3600 million years ago)

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Life forms come in all shapes and sizes, from the delicate beauty of hummingbirds to the intricate patterns of liverworts. The world is filled with wonders like stinkhorn mushrooms that thrive in the darkness, and even distant planets like Gliese 581 c hold the potential for life as we know it. Fossils like Tribrachidium offer glimpses into ancient creatures that once roamed our Earth, while marine animals such as Spirobranchia remind us of the diversity beneath the waves. Starfish, with their fascinating anatomy and classification as Ophiodea or Schlangensterne, captivate our imagination. Marine mollusks like Nudibranchia enchant us with their vibrant colors and Nacktkiemen-Schnecken name. Aquatic invertebrates reveal a hidden world teeming with life, while Ammonitida fossils tell tales of prehistoric oceans. And let's not forget about glass sponges, known as Hexactinellae, which create ethereal structures underwater and can a testament to nature's creativity and adaptability. They remind us that there is so much more to discover beyond what meets the eye. Whether on land or sea, these illustrations showcase just a fraction of the incredible biodiversity found on our planet and beyond.