Flishwrecks in the Rainshadow Desert.
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Flishwrecks[1] are a meteorological phenomenon of 200 million AD in which ocean flish are thrown from the Global Ocean, over the Rainshadow Mountains, and into the Rainshadow Desert by powerful hypercanes. The ecosystem of the desolate Rainshadow Desert relies on flishwrecks. Flish are not the only animals which are thrown into the desert: marine organisms such as plankton and silverswimmers may also end up there.
List of appearances[]
- The Future Is Wild
- The Future Is Wild: A Natural History of the Future
- The Future Is Wild manga
- The Future Is Wild: The Living Book
References[]
- ↑ Dixon, Dougal & Adams, John (2002) The Future Is Wild: A Natural History of the Future, Firefly Books, ISBN 978-1552977231
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