#API medicine

[chemxpert]

https://enkling.com/read-blog/32141

Best Generic Medicine Company in India | Chemxpert database

India has established itself as a leading hub for the pharmaceutical industry, particularly in the production of high-quality, affordable generic medicines. The country’s robust pharmaceutical infrastructure, cutting-edge pharmaceutical labs near me, and a strong network of API suppliers in India position it as a vital player in the global healthcare market. Let’s dive deeper into the attributes that define the best generic medicine companies in India and explore their global significance.

[octanexlabsin]

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[sybiochem]

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[amroselifescience]

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[fatehbaz]

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For the Maya, the honey bee is more than an insect. For millennia, the tiny, stingless species Melipona beecheii -- much smaller than Apis mellifera, the European honey bee -- has been revered in the Maya homeland in what is now Central America. Honey made by the animal the Maya call Xunan kab has long been used in a sacred drink, and as medicine to treat a whole host of ailments, from fevers to animal bites. The god of bees appears in relief on the walls of the imposing seacliff fortress of Tulum, the sprawling inland complex of Cobá, and at other ancient sites.

Today, in small, open-sided, thatched-roof structures deep in the tropical forests of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, traditional beekeepers still tend to Xunan kab colonies. The bees emerge from narrow openings in their hollow log homes each morning to forage for pollen and nectar among the lush forest flowers and, increasingly, the cultivated crops beyond the forests’ shrinking borders. And that is where the sacred bee of the Maya gets into trouble.

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In 2012, the Mexican government granted permission to Monsanto to plant genetically modified soybeans in Campeche and other states on the peninsula without first consulting local communities. The soybeans are engineered to withstand high doses of the controversial weedkiller Roundup; multiple studies have shown exposure to its main ingredient, glyphosate, negatively impacts bees, including by impairing behavior and changing the composition of the animals’ gut microbiome. Though soy is self-pollinating and doesn’t rely on insects, bees do visit the plants while foraging, collecting nectar and pollen as they go. Soon, Maya beekeepers found their bees disoriented and dying in high numbers. And Leydy Pech found her voice.

A traditional Maya beekeeper from the small Campeche city of Hopelchén, Pech had long advocated for sustainable agriculture and the integration of Indigenous knowledge into modern practice. But the new threat to her Xunan kab stirred her to action as never before. She led an assault on the Monsanto program on multiple fronts: legal, academic, and public outrage, including staging protests at ancient Maya sites. The crux of the legal argument by Pech and her allies was that the government had violated its own law by failing to consult with Indigenous communities before granting the permit to Monsanto. In 2015, Mexico’s Supreme Court unanimously agreed. Two years later, the government revoked the permit to plant the crops.

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As Pech saw it, the fight was not simply about protecting the sacred bee. The campaign was to protect entire ecosystems, the communities that rely on them, and a way of life increasingly threatened by the rise of industrial agriculture, climate change, and deforestation.

“Bees depend on the plants in the forest to produce honey,” she told the public radio program Living on Earth in 2021. “So, less forest means less honey [...]. Struggles like these are long and generational. [...] ”

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Headline, images, captions, and all text by: Gemma Tarlach. “The Keeper of Sacred Bees Who Took on a Giant.” Atlas Obscura. 23 March 2022. [The first image in this post was not included with Atlas Obscura’s article, but was added by me. Photo by The Goldman Environmental Prize, from “The Ladies of Honey: Protecting Bees and Preserving Tradition,” published online in May 2021. With caption added by me.]

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Lori Ann Larocco at CNBC:

Billions in trade came to a screeching halt at U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast ports after members of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) began walking off the job after 12:01 a.m. ET on October 1. The ILA is North America’s largest longshoremen’s union, with roughly 50,000 of its 85,000 members making good on the threat to strike at 14 major ports subject to a just-expired master contract with the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX), and picketing workers beginning to appear at ports. The union and port ownership group failed to reach agreement by midnight on a new contract in a protracted battle over wage increases and use of automation. In a last-ditch effort on Monday to avert a strike that will cause significant harm to the U.S. economy if it is lengthy — at least hundreds of millions of dollars a day at the largest ports like New York/New Jersey — the USMX offered a nearly 50% wage hike over six years, but that was rejected by the ILA, according to a source close to the negotiations. The port ownership group said it hoped the offer would lead to a resumption of collective bargaining.

The 14 ports where preparations for a strike have been underway are Boston, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, Wilmington, North Carolina, Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, New Orleans, Mobile, and Houston. New York Governor Kathy Hochul said in a statement issued shortly after midnight that “the first large-scale eastern dockworker strike in 47 years began at ports from Maine to Texas, including at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. In preparation for this moment, New York has been working around the clock to ensure that our grocery stores and medical facilities have the essential products they need.” Rhetoric from ILA leadership has been aggressive in the weeks leading up to the strike, with ILA president Harold Daggett, who was a union member the last time it went out on strike in 1977, telling rank-and-file members — who unanimously voted to authorize a strike — in a recent video message, “We’ll crush them.” 

[...] The most significant issues would be faced by food and automobile industries, Kamins said, as they rely especially heavily on the ports that will be shut down. While a surge in inflation is highly unlikely even with a longer strike, even a modest reacceleration could create uncertainty and force the Federal Reserve to be more cautious about lowering interest rates, which would weigh on the overall outlook for job growth and investment. A one-week strike could cost the U.S. economy $3.78 billion, according to an analysis by The Conference Board, and cause supply chain slowdowns through mid-November. In all, the ports threatened with strikes handle $3 trillion annually in U.S. annual international trade.

Many industries are preparing for major repercussions. Noushin Shamsili, CEO and president of Nuco Logistics, which specializes in pharmaceutical imports and exports, said the strike comes at a critical time for inventory replenishment for the pharma sector. “Almost all of this industry is just on time,” said Shamsili. “Raw materials are being brought in to complete drug manufacturing. Medical supplies for clinics and hospitals are on these vessels. For a while importers did not bring in a lot of cargo because they were overflowing with supplies post-Covid. Now they have started reordering medical devices, gloves, syringes, and tubing.” Shamsili also said the East Coast ports are a gateway for generic medicine made in India. Approximately 48% of the active pharmaceutical ingredients used in the U.S. are being imported from India. Without these APIs, medications cannot be produced. APIs are also manufactured in Europe, which also use the East Coast ports as U.S. points of entry.

[...] The Biden administration finds itself in a delicate political moment, with the presidential election one month away and President Biden vowing he will not use existing labor law to force union workers back on the job, which is within his powers under the Taft-Hartley Act. The Taft-Hartley Act, passed in 1947, was a revision of U.S. law governing labor relations and union activity that granted a U.S. president the power to suspend a strike for an 80-day “cooling off period” in cases where “national health or safety” are at risk. 

Today begins the strike along East Coast and Gulf Coast ports after International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) members walked off their jobs.

This strike, depending on how long it lasts, could have a major impact on the elections and the economy.

[practically-an-x-man]

I won't lie. I got distracted watching a video of a guy who's tent was being torn apart by leaf cutter ants and began researching the logistics of that.

BUT I'M BACK with an ask ONCE AGAIN. And it's bugged themed. For definitely unrelated reasons.

Your characters gain the ability to control one species of bug (specific species, not all of ants or all of wasps), and they have as much time as they need to research what bug they'd like. What qualifies as a bug in this case is subjective. Anything in class insecta is fair game but arachnida is cool too.

First of all, that documentary sounds fascinating and I can totally appreciate going down a research rabbithole like that :D

Second, I love this ask, let's dive right in!!

Rae: Copidosoma floridanum - a type of cosmopolitan wasp. The main reason she'd choose it is for it being cosmopolitan, she can utilize this power regardless of her travels.

Robin: Reticulitermes flavipes - the eastern subterranean termite. She'd pretty much exclusively use this power to keep them away from the operahouse and its wooden sets (same with her parents' house, since it's pretty old)

Madison: Pachydiplax longipennis - the blue dasher dragonfly. Technically any dragonfly would suffice, but blue dashers are common where she lives so she wouldn't have trouble finding them. Either way - semiaquatic, predatory, and edible in a pinch.

Ophelia: Camponotus pennsylvanicus - the black carpenter ant. Am I stealing this from Ant-Man? Maybe. But she'd find a way to use them in her lab, for sure.

Gia: Apis mellifera - the Western honey bee. Having an infinite supply of pollinators is a surefire way to keep her shop, and her clover, as healthy as possible.

Jasper: Melolontha vulgaris - the May beetle. Oil from their larvae is sometimes used as a topical treatment for scratches, abrasions, and rheumatism in traditional medicine - it's not quite Neosporin, but it'll work in a pinch

Kestrel: Eristalis tenax - the common drone fly. Another cosmopolitan species, good for use on their travels, but small and unassuming enough that could be good for some quiet espionage.

Katherine: Anthrenus scrophulariae - the common carpet beetle. They're one of the four common species of beetles that cause damage to textiles and other artifacts in museums, so that's a 25% lower chance that they'll get damaged on her watch

Quinn: Pepsis grossa - a North American tarantula hawk moth. Its sting is said to be incredibly painful and is among the highest ranked on the Schmidt pain index - she'd go with the bullet ant, but she's a lot less likely to find those in the California desert.

Eris: Paraponera clavata - there's the bullet ant. Eris just wants to cause as much pain as possible, when they need to. What kind of bug could double as a weapon to be used in battle? Bullet ant.

Nikoletta: Periplaneta americana - the American cockroach. It's gross, and she honestly hates roaches (and half of this power would just be used keeping them away from her home), but they're so common in big cities like New Orleans that she's always got a few around to control. It's a similar strategy to Cleo and her rats, really.

Jimmy: Drosophilia melanogaster - fruit flies. Look, here's his logic: they were first used in genetics back in 1910, and they were a big deal, and he works with scientists now too... maybe they'd have use for this power of his? (also credit to the one scientific name I did not have to look up beforehand because I had it memorized lol)

Vivienne: Aedes aegypti - the yellow fever mosquito. Disease is... kind of a big deal in her time, there aren't a lot of cures for these horrific ailments, and while Vivienne itself is largely immune by being a siren, she doesn't want Wojchek or his crew stricken ill by some tiny little bug.

Spider: Sigh... I'd been so careful about strictly insects this whole time, but it would be wrong to give him anything but a spider. Hogna carolinensis - the wolf spider, and the largest wolf spider species to be found in America. He just thinks it would be cool to freak people out by having this massive wolf spider crawl out of his mouth or something. He's... an odd one, that for sure.

[horsesarecreatures]

Gill flukes 😥 Really upset because the ApI General Cure and Prazipro I previously treated the discus with should have killed them. I have some levamisole in the medicine tray that I'm treating with now but if I lose this fish I'm going to be so sad.

[chemxpert]

Caffeine in the USA | Chemical Properties, Market Size, and Regulatory Landscape

Caffeine is a familiar friend whose usefulness can hardly be overestimated, it is taken in the morning and during working hours to prevent the sense of fatigue. This psychoactive stimulant used in drinks as coffee, tea, energy drinks and in various dietary supplements has attracted consumers worldwide. It is a complex compound, which has a multi-faceted role in our daily lives, that is why caffeine an indispensable part of our diets and a major component in the global economy. In this blog, we look at the basic details about caffeine including its chemical properties, the growth in global market size over the years and the current rules governing it in the United States.

[gallifreyinstituteforlearning]

How do you say Lily or any other flowers? Very curious.

Hey! there are two options for this.

Simple

The easiest way is to say the flower's name in English as a loan word, quite literally.

Eihe ca lily. ↪ I have a lily.

This is perfectly fine and an easy get-out to any flower with a complicated name.

Complex

The more complex way involves describing the flower itself.

Identify the Flower's Key Characteristic: Determine the flower's main feature or two main features, such as its habitat, size, shape, blooming season, and any notable effects or aromas. This is your prefix.

Insert 'Liazu': Liazu means flower; without it, you're just listing random characteristics. You can also swap liazu out for other applicable agents like 'tree' etc., but that's for another day.

Select Appropriate Suffixe/s (if required): Choose suffixes from the list that best match the flower's characteristics. This is optional. If you're adding this, stick an apostrophe between liazu and whatever follows, and capitalise each one.

Combine Elements: Put it all together, and you'll end up with something like this:

Ca metyliazu'ApyAriz. ↪ A weird-shaped flower (which is) thorny and deadly.

Through this, you can create any flower, real or imagined.

Ca wilrikiliazu'GiluNyk. ↪ A large, medicinal flower (which) blooms in the forest during spring.

This is, of course, a long-hand version that's very descriptive. You can strip it all down to something less long and point at the flower in context.

Context: You're pointing at a sunflower. Qi fonaliazu. ↪ That yellow flower.

Some vocab below (not exhaustive)

Ecological Niches or Characteristics:

niku: Blooms in desert or arid environments

kink: Blooms in cold or frosty conditions

gilu: Blooms in forested or woodland areas

hoka: Blooms in air-loving or it's epiphytic

Blooming Seasons:

nyk: Spring-blooming

lok: Summer-blooming

hok: Autumn-blooming

kik: Winter-blooming or cold-blooming

Petal Shapes and Other Characteristics:

cer: Star-shaped

mety: Weird-shaped

wil: Large or grand

ail: Small or delicate

jush: Fragrant

apy: Thorny or spiky

uska: Bright/colourful

Effects or Aromas:

riki: Medicinal or healing properties

doki: Associated with sleep or dreams

doiza: Spicy or sharp aroma

luki: Sweet or pleasant aroma

ariz: Deadly

Colours:

tyn: Red

tei: Blue

fona: Yellow

tynt: Purple

tyri: Pink

lanyla: Gold

Hope that helped! 😃

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[daniela--anna]

🐝 🍯REAL FOOD.

Royal jelly, polyn, honey are foods offered by bees, which are processed inside the hives (natural bee nests).

Each hive is capable of hosting 50,000 bees, which are well organized and clearly divided

in different castes:

🐝worker bees, queen bees and drones (male bees that die immediately after fertilizing the queen).

🐝Only the queen can generate life in a hive, and she is killed when she is unable to lay new eggs.

🐝Worker bees and the queen bee have the same DNA, genotype, but have completely different appearance and characteristics.

It happens that the nutrients, the microRNAs, the exosomes of royal jelly, exert a positive modulation on the DNA which will make the difference between queen bees and worker bees.

🐝The action of the microRNA contained in the exosomes of royal jelly has also been studied on human stem cells, showing a positive action.

Stem cells are the parent cells of other cells.

In order not to die, the human body must renew itself every day through stem cells.

🐝🍯Honey, pollen and propolis contain exosomes derived from flowers in different doses.

The most current scientific research is offering an explanation to the popular traditions that have lived the food gifts of bees with great respect.

Nature: flowers, bees, humans united and interconnected in their biological life, however remain a wonderful mystery.

Doctor Pier Luigi Rossi.

University professor.

Specialist in Food Science.

Specialist in Preventive Medicine.

📚The treasure chest of nature

🐝 🍯IL CIBO REALE.

Pappa reale, poline, miele, sono alimenti offerte dalle api, che vengono elaborati all'interno degli alveari (nidi naturali delle api).

Ogni alveare è in grado di ospitare 50.000 api, che sono ben organizzate e nettamente suddivise

in differenti caste:

🐝api operaie, ape regina e fuchi,(le api maschi che muoiono subito dopo aver fecondato la regina).

🐝Solo la regina può generare la vita in un alveare, e viene uccisa quando non è in grado di deporre nuove uova.

🐝Le api operaie e l'ape regina hanno lo stesso DNA, genotipo, ma hanno aspetto e caratteristiche del tutto diverse.

Succede che i nutrienti i microRNA, gli esosomi della pappa reale, esercitano una modulazione positiva sul DNA che farà la differenza tra ape regina e api operaie.

🐝L'azione del microRNA contenuti negli esosomi della pappa reale, è stata studiata anche sulle cellule staminali umane evidenziato un'azione positiva. Le cellule staminali sono le cellule madri di altre cellule. Il corpo umano per non morire, si deve rinnovare ogni giorno proprio attraverso le cellule staminali.

🐝🍯Miele, polline e propoli, contengono in dosi diverse esosomi derivati dai fiori. La più attuale ricerca scientifica sta offrendo una spiegazione alle tradizioni popolari che hanno vissuto con grande rispetto i doni alimentari delle api.

La natura: fiori, api, umani uniti interconnessi nella loro vita biologica, restano comunque un meraviglioso mistero.

Dottor Pier Luigi Rossi.

Professore Universitario.

Specialista in Scienza Dell'alimentazione.

Specialista in Medicina Preventiva.

📚Lo scrigno della natura

[soniez]

India's Pharma Industry – The Leading Companies You Need to Know

India's pharmaceutical industry stands as a global powerhouse, contributing significantly to the world's supply of medicines and pharmaceutical products.  The country's ability to produce high-quality, affordable medicines has earned it the title of "Pharmacy of the World."  As the industry continues to grow and innovate, several companies have emerged as leaders in the market.  For Centurion HealthCare Pvt. Ltd., understanding the landscape of the top pharma companies in India provides insights into the key players driving the industry's success.

The Rise of the Pharmaceutical Industry in India

The pharmaceutical industry in India has seen exponential growth over the past few decades.  From generic drug manufacturing to complex biotechnological innovations, Indian pharma companies have made substantial contributions to global healthcare.  This growth can be attributed to several factors, including a skilled workforce, robust research and development infrastructure, and supportive government policies.

Key Players in India's Pharma Industry

The landscape of the pharmaceutical industry in India is populated by numerous companies, each contributing to various segments of the market.  Here are some of the top pharmaceutical companies in India that are leading the charge:

1.   Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.

As the largest pharmaceutical company in India, Sun Pharma is renowned for its diverse product portfolio, including generics, branded generics, specialty medicines, and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs).  The company has a significant global presence and continues to expand its footprint through strategic acquisitions and partnerships.

2.   Dr. Reddy's Laboratories

Dr. Reddy's is a major player in the global generic pharmaceutical market.  Known for its strong focus on research and development, the company offers a wide range of pharmaceuticals and biotechnology products.  Their commitment to quality and innovation has solidified their position as one of the best pharmaceutical companies in India.

3.   Cipla Ltd.

Cipla has been at the forefront of providing affordable medicines for over eight decades.  The company specializes in respiratory, cardiovascular, anti-retroviral, and anti-infective therapies.  Cipla's dedication to healthcare accessibility and its significant contributions to global health initiatives make it a top pharmaceutical company in India.

4.   Lupin Limited

Lupin is a leading pharmaceutical company known for its focus on complex generics and specialty drugs.  The company's strong presence in both developed and emerging markets has earned it a place among the top 10 pharmaceutical companies in India.  Lupin's investment in R&D and its broad therapeutic portfolio are key drivers of its success.

5.   Aurobindo Pharma

Aurobindo Pharma is recognized for its extensive range of generic formulations and APIs.  The company's robust manufacturing capabilities and strategic global presence have made it one of the top pharmaceutical companies in India.  Aurobindo's commitment to innovation and quality continues to propel its growth.

6.   Zydus Cadila

Zydus Cadila, a leading pharmaceutical company, offers a wide range of healthcare solutions, including small molecules, biologics, biosimilars, and vaccines.  The company's integrated operations and strong research capabilities have established it as a key player in the pharma industry in India.

7.   Glenmark Pharmaceuticals

Glenmark is a global research-led pharmaceutical company known for its focus on innovation in the fields of dermatology, respiratory, and oncology.  The company's strong pipeline of new chemical entities and biosimilars underscores its position as one of the best pharmaceutical companies in India.

8.   Torrent Pharmaceuticals

Torrent Pharma is a major player in the cardiovascular and central nervous system therapeutic areas.  The company's strategic acquisitions and focus on niche segments have helped it become one of the top pharmaceutical companies in India.  Torrent's commitment to quality and patient-centric approach is evident in its product offerings.

9.   Biocon Ltd.

Biocon is India's largest biopharmaceutical company, specializing in biologics and biosimilars.  The company's focus on affordable innovation and its significant contributions to chronic disease management make it a leader in the pharmaceutical industry in India.  Biocon's global partnerships and strong R&D capabilities are key to its success.

10. Cadila Healthcare (Zydus)

Cadila Healthcare, also known as Zydus, is a prominent player in the Indian pharma industry, offering a wide range of healthcare solutions.  The company's innovative approach and comprehensive product portfolio have positioned it among the top 10 pharmaceutical companies in India.

The Role of Pharma Manufacturing Companies in India

Pharma manufacturing companies in India play a crucial role in the global supply chain of medicines.  These companies not only produce high-quality generics but also invest heavily in research and development to bring new and innovative drugs to the market.  The efficiency and scale of Indian pharma manufacturing are key factors in the country's ability to provide affordable medicines worldwide.

Finding the Best Pharma Companies Near You

For those searching for "pharma companies near me," it's important to recognize the regional presence of leading pharmaceutical companies.  Many top pharma companies in India have established manufacturing and research facilities in various parts of the country, ensuring widespread access to their products and services.

Centurion HealthCare Pvt. Ltd.  – A Leading Player in the Industry

Centurion HealthCare Pvt. Ltd. is an emerging name in the Indian pharmaceutical landscape.  As a medicine manufacturing company in India, Centurion HealthCare is dedicated to providing high-quality pharmaceutical products across various therapeutic categories.  The company's commitment to innovation, quality, and patient care positions it among the best pharma companies in India.

The Future of the Pharmaceutical Industry in India

The future of the pharmaceutical industry in India looks promising, with continued growth driven by innovation, increasing healthcare needs, and expanding global reach.  Indian pharma companies are expected to play a pivotal role in addressing global health challenges, developing new treatments, and ensuring the availability of affordable medicines.

Conclusion

India's pharmaceutical industry is a dynamic and rapidly evolving sector, with numerous companies leading the way in innovation, quality, and global healthcare contributions.  From established giants like Sun Pharma and Dr. Reddy's to emerging leaders like Centurion HealthCare Pvt. Ltd., the top pharmaceutical companies in India are making significant strides in improving healthcare outcomes worldwide.

As the industry continues to grow, these companies will remain at the forefront of pharmaceutical advancements, ensuring that India retains its position as a global leader in medicine production and innovation.  Whether you are looking for the best pharma company in India or seeking reliable pharmaceutical companies in India, the landscape is rich with options that exemplify excellence and commitment to health.

For Centurion HealthCare Pvt. Ltd., being part of this esteemed group of pharma companies in India is a testament to its dedication to quality, innovation, and patient care.  As the industry moves forward, Centurion HealthCare is poised to continue its growth and contribute to the global healthcare landscape, solidifying its place among the best pharmaceutical companies in India.

[uncaught-coolfish]

faunus culture. Go

don’t mind if I do o7

So

there’s a lot (me when I lie) I’m changing about how the Faunus themselves and Menagerie are shown in canon for “Black Horns, White Fang.” I always felt there could’ve been a lot more to be done with em? So… here goes. Just sort of a list of a bunch of things I (currently) have planned out.

The Faunus

•First and foremost, fuck the 1 trait rule, all my homies hate the 1 trait rule. While many of the characters still have that singular trait, many I’ve changed to have a bit more. Example; Sienna’s stripes are no longer tattoos, but naturally apart of her skin, and Ilia can now move her eyes in separate directions. Speaking of Ilia, similarly to how her canon trait was shown in her spotted skin, many Faunus have similarly unnoticeable traits. Whether it be eyes, finger nails, skin texture or teeth.

•Adding onto that, if two Faunus of differing traits (i.e: pig and leopard, falcon and pelican, etc) have a child, that child will either A; inherit the traits of one parent (i don’t know how the fuck genes work <3), or B; inherit both traits. As an example, a child whose mother held traits of a Tiger and whose father held traits of a Ram may be born with their mother’s stripes, and their father’s horns. …um, if that was a little specific for you, just… read chapter 2 :’)

•Pearls are a specific fashion staple amongst their kind, often being worn as bracelets, necklaces, adornments or earrings.

Menagerie

•The island is as diverse geographically as it is with the people it houses. While a great majority of Menagerie is made up of a vast, uninhabitable desert, the areas in which life flourishes are often comprised of thick jungles or lush beaches.

•There are many kinds of plant life not found anywhere else in Remnant on this island. As an example (bear with me hear I don’t know how plants work, fantasy setting), a particular form of plant, which starts out as a simple, inedible purple fruit, grows into a full leaf plant once placed on the ocean water. The leaves are then harvested to create either food or medicines for illnesses, such as fevers. These plants are often harvested by aquatic faunus, but many others, including those in the White Fang itself, are always willing to lend a helping hand.

•Livable settlements are filled to the brim with markets of all kinds, from cloth to furniture, foods to medicine, and again, members of the White Fang are within these areas to ensure all is smooth and well.

•On that note, lower-ranked or in-training WF members will often be seen carrying heavy cargo, harvesting plants, selling goods or just generally helping their fellow Faunus in the meantime before they are ready to go on more serious missions.

Religion

While there are many different subgroups of religion, the Faunus have 3 “main” religions.

Mau Loa: Followers of this religion believe in no greater, divine power, nor do they believe in any afterlife; Rather, when one dies, they are reborn and given a new life, over and over again. This religion is the most widely practiced among the people.

Vasa Paia: Vasa Paia is the only Faunus religion which “centers” around the existence of any sort of god or deities. Followers of the religion believe that when one dies, their soul shall depart to the ocean—in which they shall find themselves in a kingdom ruled over by five gods; each of whom represent the traits many Faunus have. The way this religion is practiced in every day life is that a ceremony will be held every year in which candles are cast out over the ocean’s surface, and when one dies that is a follower of the religion, their body is often left to sink down into the sea after a funeral ceremony.

Api Besar: A religion that was nearly snuffed out by human forces, followers of the Api Besar believe in no deity, nor god. When one dies, there is no afterlife, and your soul remains “stagnant.” It will remain as such until the day “The Great Fire”, which is believed to have created the Faunus in the first place by the religion, returns to the world, where all will be reborn within it as all cruelty is destroyed. It is the oldest known Faunus religion, but one which has nearly gone extinct due to meddling by Humanity.

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I’ll probably make a couple more separate posts, but a lot of this stuff is still in WIP and I don’t want this to get too long. Feel free to give me feedback, I adore worldbuilding in general but I’d love to hear all of your guys’s thoughts!

[spry-the-artist]

So, follow up to the previous post about my game:

So you know how almost all mascot horror games are about you visiting a facility with a bunch of employees who become monsters in an attempt to make whatever mascot the game is based on, right? Well, what if you were an employee at one of these companies and end through that yourself? That’s the base premise of my game when it comes to the story.

The protagonist will be Ian Apis, a writer for a Comic’s Syndicate for an Office-type comic about a (bumble?)bee working with a bunch of other bugs. As the writer, he decided to self insert himself as the bee (which I don’t have the name for, yet), so much so that their personalities become a bit too similar. It ended up kicking him in the ass, though, because when he went to quit his job, guess what happened?

He ends up as the best attempt they’ve had for any of the characters, but obviously because he retained his brain he’s not going down without a fight. And that’s about as much as I can disclose without spoiling any in-game plot that’s beyond the premise.

I’ve got a lot of designs I’ll show in another post and I’ve even been working on a 3D model for Ian (my 4th attempt)

I’ve been studying games like the Resident Evil series in order to not only give a better horror experience, but also because I want the game to be a survival horror. Though , I don’t think I’ll end up having combat as anything major. But, ressource management and puzzle solving absolutely will be. I got inspired by my Dad who had a kidney transplant and has to take a bunch of anti-rejection and other pills to make the ressource management aspect be mostly medicine based since you did have to be transformed into a cartoon bee some way, and it sure wasn’t a poof of magic.

The setting will be in an old printing press that the Syndicate had bought out to carry out the experiments without having to change anything in their main office. I’ve been experimenting with different ways a printing press (which I plan to make a maximum of three floors as an issue I have with the genre is that there’s too many floors) could be turned into a place to do experiments, such as the first room in the game being clearly an old break room where the couch was half-hazardously turned into a surgery table.

I’ll share more here later, but for now this is the most I’ve ever shared about my project

(Also, the comic being in an office setting was actually from my brother’s girlfriend since I shared some stuff with them (and that was the first time I shared anything ever) but it was always about bugs)

[oceanic-recollection]

you enjoy the sneefy snorflers ( anteater)

<APIS> I sure do!!!!!

<APIS> My little buddy's so cute... And so interesting! We might be able to use their toxins for medicine, I think, even, so, like!!!!!!