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A pair of sinister polycephalids crouch among the supporting struts of a derelict canopy, watched nervously by a distant grazing herd. Tiny photosynthetic aeolis flutter weakly in the sun, a sparse remnant of the vast colony that inhabited the living canopy. Another canopy looms on the horizon.

Sinisters, named for the unique position of the killing head on the left side of the body, come from a large and successful group of asymmetrical polycephalids (thought to form a clade with the other asymmetrical polycephalids before the discovery that asymmetry had evolved many times on Tath). The left head specializes in capturing and restraining prey, while the right is ferociously exaggerated for killing and dismemberment.

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Still learning the whole photoshop thing. And the whole backgrounds...thing. I'll take a leaf out of 's book and take cringing at my own work as a sign of ongoing improvement. Comments and criticism welcome

Description
A pair of sinister polycephalids crouch among the supporting struts of a derelict canopy, watched nervously by a distant grazing herd. Tiny photosynthetic aeolis flutter weakly in the sun, a sparse remnant of the vast colony that inhabited the living canopy. Another canopy looms on the horizon.

Sinisters, named for the unique position of the killing head on the left side of the body, come from a large and successful group of asymmetrical polycephalids (thought to form a clade with the other asymmetrical polycephalids before the discovery that asymmetry had evolved many times on Tath). The left head specializes in capturing and restraining prey, while the right is ferociously exaggerated for killing and dismemberment.

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Still learning the whole photoshop thing. And the whole backgrounds...thing. I'll take a leaf out of 's book and take cringing at my own work as a sign of ongoing improvement. Comments and criticism welcome