Thought by michaelrayholt MA

If you had to describe the planets you created, you'd probably assign them blunt labels according to the four elements. Not that those bungling alchemists had any idea what they were doing, but at least they were organized.

And if you were going to describe this one, you'd use the element of Earth. Not the barren ground-ish sort of earth, of course, but the lush foliage type. It's a bit of a stretch, but earth is the closest label you can use to describe a planet that has such a diverse and intense plant life. This place goes beyond being green with envy- if it weren't for the variety of flowers blooming on vines creeping up the tree trunks, you'd get sick of the monochromatisity of this place. Or, well...no, that sounds about right. You're God. Language is what you make of it, and monochromatisity is the only thing that can describe the abundance of healthy plant life.

In fact, there doesn't seem to be much in the way of mobile life. Your surroundings scream of a humid and overheated environment, or years of B-rated jungle movies have failed you. If there is any life here, it's highly camoflauged.