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- Jetocetes (and relatives) of Snaiad (C. M. Kosemen)
While underwater jet propulsion is observed in a lot of small creatures on Earth and other planets, Snaiad’s Jetocetes are the only known case where this method of locomotion has evolved in large animals that descended from terrestrial ancestors
- Snaiad | Speculative Biology Wiki | Fandom
Jetocetes, Cardiocetes and Cardiocetoids: The whales and sharks of Snaiad, these creatures swim through the water by jet-power, taking water in with their second heads and pushing it backwards along a tube derived from an ancestral "splitting" in their digestive tract
- Wiki - life on snaiad - e621
Life on Snaiad is a speculative evolution project created by Turkish artist C M Kösemen, the creator of All Tomorrows The work follows humanity's colonization of an exoplanet named Snaiad from the 23rd to 26th centuries, largely focusing on the documentation of the Snaiad's vertebrate wildlife Last Revised:October 2, 2025 1
- Snaiad
Advanced jetocetes, such as Jetocetus mediterraneana, innovate by bifurcating the second-head digestive tract: a propulsion canal separates for continuous jetting, powered by muscular valves and vectored by rear fins in species like Pelagoxiphias gladius, while feeding shifts to the first head's genital-derived jaws [19]
- Speculative Snaiadi cladogram - Speculative Evolution - Tapatalk
We don't really know if the Cardiocetoids are a monophyletic group, but I put them next to Cardiocetes because of their name, and the idea that Motosuchids evolved into Jetocetes
- Snaiad (Website) - TV Tropes
Some of the most notable creatures on Snaiad include Kahydrons (pack-hunting predators akin to wolves and hyenas), Fuckers (ambush predators that fill the niche of big cats), Allotaurs (giant, armored herbivores), and Jetocetes (whale-like creatures that use organic jet propulsion to swim)
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- Alien para-tetrapods of Snaiad | ScienceBlogs
As for jetocetes, I'm not entirely sure how the digestive tract fused into the first 'head', but it could be a result of the stomach dividing into another chamber that became a pump for creatures
- Snaiad | The Speculative Evolution Wiki | Fandom
Jetocetes, Cardiocetes and Cardiocetoids: The whales and sharks of Snaiad, these creatures swim through the water by jet-power, taking water in with their second heads and pushing it backwards along a tube derived from an ancestral "splitting" in their digestive tract
- Jetocete-like Swimmers of Snaiad (C. M. Kosemen)
They are all fast, cruising predators on smaller marine animals In this respect they look a lot like proper Jetocetes, but unlike them they have breathing holes on their necks and bizarre, accordion-like jet-guts that have no parallels in any other jet-powered swimmer
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