A common physical feature for mermaids, Fish People and other aquatic characters — a set of fins on each side of the head, where the ears would be on a human. If they are explained, they …

Dec 7, 2020 · 24-year-old Manel de Aguas first made international news headlines in August of 2017, when he built the first prototype of a device that allowed him to feel atmospheric …

Dec 8, 2020 · A Spanish man who doesn’t “consider himself to be 100% human” has decided to take the bold step of identifying as “trans-species.”

The literal meaning of cynocephaly is "dog-headedness"; however, that this refers to a human body with a dog head is implied. Such cynocephalics are known in mythology and legend from …

Jan 6, 2022 · Could this particular member, in terms of its anatomy and development, realistically take form? The head would be fully humanoid apart from the fins, which would be mobile and …

These characters have fins on each side of their head where ears would normally be. Fin ears are usually found on beings that are aquatic or live in an aquatic environment. See all characters …

Mar 11, 2023 · They are regional/directional terms for areas of the body. They are just as applicable to humans. Our back is our dorsal area. Our front torso is ventral. Our pectoral …

Like the shark, this mermaid's humanoid arm has fin bones by the pinky finger that turn it into a flat fin-like extension of the arm. The neck is also long and bendy, and they have another small …

Finhead Princess, Jewel Trench, Diamond Seashell. Ewww, look at you! What a weird body… where's your fins? So what the princess says is true! You land-dwellers are all a bunch of …

It appears to be of a size that could fit a headpiece of some type, but it is too small for a full sized totem pole. The humanoid head carved at the base of the fin has both human and whale-like …