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<blockquote data-quote="Mishihari Lord" data-source="post: 5417283" data-attributes="member: 128">I used some silicon based life in my game world in two different areas.&nbsp; This is in no way based on real science but it may spark some ideas.&nbsp; There were both plan and animal analogs.&nbsp; The plants mostly looked like tall grass and ragged trees, and they were very hard and sharp.&nbsp; Walking through the tall grass unprotected resulted in damage.&nbsp; Most of the animal analogs looked like large spiders or similar insects, with similarly tough hides, and many spun sharp rocky webs.&nbsp; Everything was clear or nearly clear, in the visible spectrum, making seeing any life forms difficult.&nbsp; (They were opaque to ultraviolet light and saw in that spectrum so they didn't have any trouble)&nbsp; The noises produced by the animals were ultrasonic, thought quite loud, with just a little bit in our audible range.&nbsp; Neither the plants nor the animals required air.These life forms were found in two different places in my world, one was just the other side of a dimensional gate, and the other was in an area of very high mountains and plateaus the upper areas of which were entirely outside of the atmosphere.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mishihari Lord, post: 5417283, member: 128"] I used some silicon based life in my game world in two different areas. This is in no way based on real science but it may spark some ideas. There were both plan and animal analogs. The plants mostly looked like tall grass and ragged trees, and they were very hard and sharp. Walking through the tall grass unprotected resulted in damage. Most of the animal analogs looked like large spiders or similar insects, with similarly tough hides, and many spun sharp rocky webs. Everything was clear or nearly clear, in the visible spectrum, making seeing any life forms difficult. (They were opaque to ultraviolet light and saw in that spectrum so they didn't have any trouble) The noises produced by the animals were ultrasonic, thought quite loud, with just a little bit in our audible range. Neither the plants nor the animals required air. These life forms were found in two different places in my world, one was just the other side of a dimensional gate, and the other was in an area of very high mountains and plateaus the upper areas of which were entirely outside of the atmosphere. [/QUOTE]

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