Exoplanet
Wildlife

First documented survey of non-sophont Exozoa — motile xeno-heterotrophic species, endemic macro-bionts, and instinct-driven Xenozoans from worlds beyond our own.

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Classification Framework

What Lives Out There

The archive catalogues 250+ photorealistic species across confirmed exoplanet systems — each assigned a Latin binomial, a photonic band classification, and a world of origin. These are not intelligences. They are the fauna of the cosmos: feeding, migrating, competing, surviving.

Class I

Exozoa

Non-sophont animal-analogue life forms detected within confirmed exoplanet biospheres

Class II

Motile Xeno-Heterotrophs

Mobile species dependent on external organic matter for metabolic energy production

Class III

Endemic Macro-Bionts

Large-bodied organisms uniquely adapted to the physical conditions of a single world

Class IV

Instinct-Driven Xenozoans

Behaviourally complex fauna operating entirely on pre-cognitive drive systems

First Contact Documentation · Archive Vol. I

First Images of Wildlife
Beyond Earth

Draycott Holopine — Survey Commander, 2076
Archive compiled by Ryan M. Swift

Two hundred and fifty species. Forty-one worlds. One survey. The Holopine Protocol returns photographic evidence of what the galaxy has been growing in our absence — creatures bound by instinct alone, navigating biospheres stranger than anything evolution produced on Earth.

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Survey Archive
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Eyes Only

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Field Transmissions

Dispatches from the Survey

Live creature documentation, transmitted from the archive as survey imaging is processed and cleared for public release. Each visit surfaces a different specimen.

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ExoplanetWildlife

What Lives Out There

First Images of WildlifeBeyond Earth

Dispatches from the Survey

Exoplanet
Wildlife

First Images of Wildlife
Beyond Earth