>We call the leaders of Arrakis lands >You don't sniff dust from a can >you put your dust, in the spaceship it stays >Don't be rama rama it's messing with your brains
I think those giant sandworms are not indigenous to Arrakis. In Chapterhouse: Dune, they bring the Sandworms to a Bene Gesserit world and the Sandworms or sandworm begins changing the environment and the humans use weather machines of some sort to help speed up the process. Changing Chapterhouse(the Bene Gesserit planet) into a new Dune of sorts.
Also in the original Dune books, there are orlther forms of life on Dune like mutant bats and some kind of mutant mouse which is where Paul took the name Mua'Dib from in an effort to change the course of the future. In Children of Dune, the slow and gradually transformation of Arrakis from a desert planet to one with jungles and forests is actually killing the sandworms and since the sandworms are oxygen factories, the oxygen levels drop.
>I think those giant sandworms are not indigenous to Arrakis
pretty sure that's been stated as early as book 1 or 2, when Liet's dad was studying the ecology
>what is numerous
Ah yes the brain dead moron outs himself.
Have you seen how much a whale needs to eat in a single day?
I'm sure you know more about the planet lore than the author.
What does quoting your own post proof, moron?
Ecology is perfectly explained and consistent in the books, they dedeciate many pages to explaining the whole worm reproduction cycle actually.
Read a book, Black person.
It's all over the goddamn place. Where do you think spice comes from?
>still no argument
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>what is plankton?
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Plankton are not Whale-larva, hence its totally different from the utterly moronic "ecology" of Dune.
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Then what are Sand Plankton that are explained in the story youre going on about?
But honestly, who knows what goes on because its an alien planet and only an autist needs to know the minutia.
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>Have you seen how much a whale needs to eat in a single day?
What makes you think there's isnt't the equivalent in Dune?
Cause there is.
Let me guess, the movie didn't show it.
Frick off moron, not gonna bother replying more, you are a lost cause.
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>making shit up because he has no argument
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>no argument
you lost
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Yes anon, the ones who've read the books are making shit up, while you who haven't know the truth.
Shit, Paul is called after a little desert mouse. Learn to read Black person.
That desert mouse is, I think, called Mua'Dib and Paul took that name as his common folk name or whatever. It was an attempt to change the course of the future thwt he saw in his visions due to the Spice saturating everything on Arrakis. I think his sietch name is suppose to be Usul.
The worms are moronic in the whole series and make no sense. If anyone who has seen a real worm in the garden, they would know a worm could never just swim through sand like it's water. The worms don't even eat spice, the spice is their shit after goes through some bullshit chemical process. It's really cringe.
They just look like worms. They're alien creatures. They movie through the sand more like a snake moves. The though plates on the segmented skin flex and pull the worm through the sand very efficiently.
Spice is also formed when large colonies of sand trout spawn a juvenile worm. The Spice blow creates a big field of Spice above where the worm is born.
If I remember right, nobody knows how the sandworms evolved on Arrakis. The Dune Encyclopedia explains their biology and behavior fairly well. They're basically living furnaces that are extremely territorial. That's why they were described as having large teeth; not for feeding, but for fighting rival worms.
>We call the leaders of Arrakis lands
>You don't sniff dust from a can
>you put your dust, in the spaceship it stays
>Don't be rama rama it's messing with your brains
>dat bridge
100% kino
read the books
No
or we can have a discussion, sweaty
I think those giant sandworms are not indigenous to Arrakis. In Chapterhouse: Dune, they bring the Sandworms to a Bene Gesserit world and the Sandworms or sandworm begins changing the environment and the humans use weather machines of some sort to help speed up the process. Changing Chapterhouse(the Bene Gesserit planet) into a new Dune of sorts.
Also in the original Dune books, there are orlther forms of life on Dune like mutant bats and some kind of mutant mouse which is where Paul took the name Mua'Dib from in an effort to change the course of the future. In Children of Dune, the slow and gradually transformation of Arrakis from a desert planet to one with jungles and forests is actually killing the sandworms and since the sandworms are oxygen factories, the oxygen levels drop.
Literally this.
You're letting everyone know that you are low iq.
>I think those giant sandworms are not indigenous to Arrakis
pretty sure that's been stated as early as book 1 or 2, when Liet's dad was studying the ecology
That's right. It's speculated that the worms were introduced at some point in the very distant past.
I haven't read the books in years.
They eat my BWC
Baby-sized wittle wiener?
It eats the desserts
Spicy
Mmmmm, beetus.
>n a desert planet without life
That's false.
Shit, Paul is called after a little desert mouse. Learn to read Black person.
>still no argument
What does the worm eat?
plankton and their own poop
Read the books. Or since you are an obvious moron, read the wiki.
Not gonan spoonfeed you, brainlet.
>I don't know
I accept your concession
Put more effort, that's a kid level bait.
You really though a desert has no life? Are you a literal moron, anon?
moron see
I'm sure you know more about the planet lore than the author.
What does quoting your own post proof, moron?
Ecology is perfectly explained and consistent in the books, they dedeciate many pages to explaining the whole worm reproduction cycle actually.
Read a book, Black person.
It processes energy like a nuclear reactor
Local wildlife. Like any predator.
No such thing on that planet
Not numerous and big enough anyway
Yeah, like whales need big prey, right?
You are fricking dumb, dude.
>what is numerous
Ah yes the brain dead moron outs himself.
Have you seen how much a whale needs to eat in a single day?
>still no argument
>what is plankton?
Plankton are not Whale-larva, hence its totally different from the utterly moronic "ecology" of Dune.
Then what are Sand Plankton that are explained in the story youre going on about?
But honestly, who knows what goes on because its an alien planet and only an autist needs to know the minutia.
>Have you seen how much a whale needs to eat in a single day?
What makes you think there's isnt't the equivalent in Dune?
Cause there is.
Let me guess, the movie didn't show it.
Frick off moron, not gonna bother replying more, you are a lost cause.
>making shit up because he has no argument
>no argument
you lost
Yes anon, the ones who've read the books are making shit up, while you who haven't know the truth.
Now frick off and let this dumb thread die.
I accept your concession.
It's all over the goddamn place. Where do you think spice comes from?
The mouse is called Paul?
No. His middle name is Michael.
That desert mouse is, I think, called Mua'Dib and Paul took that name as his common folk name or whatever. It was an attempt to change the course of the future thwt he saw in his visions due to the Spice saturating everything on Arrakis. I think his sietch name is suppose to be Usul.
taps into underground aquifer
It eats its own babies, which in turn eat its shit. Yes, that is the "amazingly detailed ecology" of Dune.
What are the things that blow up when pressure builds up?
Sand Trout that had encapsulated moisture.
The water and shit from the Wormlets mix up they make a brapp
>series has magic powder that makes people into gods
>"why is the thing that makes magic power magic?????????"
who are you quoting?
You don't even need to read the book, there's scene in the movie where a character lists a whole bunch of different animals
read the books homie
by sucking the cum out of my dick
Probably goes to Safeway once or twice a month
The frick is it with this board and needing to know what people/things eat or the tax policies for a story to make sense?
The worms are moronic in the whole series and make no sense. If anyone who has seen a real worm in the garden, they would know a worm could never just swim through sand like it's water. The worms don't even eat spice, the spice is their shit after goes through some bullshit chemical process. It's really cringe.
They just look like worms. They're alien creatures. They movie through the sand more like a snake moves. The though plates on the segmented skin flex and pull the worm through the sand very efficiently.
Spice is also formed when large colonies of sand trout spawn a juvenile worm. The Spice blow creates a big field of Spice above where the worm is born.
If I remember right, nobody knows how the sandworms evolved on Arrakis. The Dune Encyclopedia explains their biology and behavior fairly well. They're basically living furnaces that are extremely territorial. That's why they were described as having large teeth; not for feeding, but for fighting rival worms.