Let's create a world!

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The former geological activity of the Moon was likely because of the fact that it was closer to us then.

I bet it had more to do with the Moon itself and not tidal forces from Earth.

I know well about the moons in the Solar System.
Pluto and Charon are also likely geologically active because of each other.

Pluto doesn't seem to be geologically active. I have only ever heard of moons being geologically active because of tidal forces from large host planets.

We need a map more and more with every message.

I can try and make one. Don't expect me to be quick, especially because I have to go to school at least part-day now.

How would the lives of those people who live in an Antarctica - like place be?I would like there to be as few plants as possible in that area.
Have a good day!

BokaBB

Inuit people get their vitamin C from narwhal meat. Normally it can only be found in fresh fruit and vegetables. Lack of vitamin C causes scurvy.
Also:

While it is not possible to cultivate native plants for food in the Arctic, Inuit have traditionally gathered those that are naturally available, including:
Berries including crowberry and cloudberry
Herbaceous plants such as grasses and fireweed
Tubers and stems including mousefood, roots of various tundra plants which are cached by voles in burrows.
Roots such as tuberous spring beauty and sweet vetch
Seaweed

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The former geological activity of the Moon was likely because of the fact that it was closer to us then.

I bet it had more to do with the moon itself and not tidal forces from Earth.

I know well about the moons in the Solar System.
Pluto and Charon are also likely geologically active because of each other.

Pluto doesn't seem to be geologically active. I have only ever heard of moons being geologically active because of tidal forces from large host planets.

We need a map more and more with every message.

I can try and make one. Don't expect me to be quick, especially because I have to go to school at least part-day now.

How would the lives of those people who live in an Antarctica - like place be?I would like there to be as few plants as possible in that area.
Have a good day!

BokaBB

Inuit people get their vitamin C from narwhal meat. Normally it can only be found in fresh fruit and vegetables. Lack of vitamin C causes scurvy.
Also:

While it is not possible to cultivate native plants for food in the Arctic, Inuit have traditionally gathered those that are naturally available, including:
Berries including crowberry and cloudberry
Herbaceous plants such as grasses and fireweed
Tubers and stems including mousefood, roots of various tundra plants which are cached by voles in burrows.
Roots such as tuberous spring beauty and sweet vetch
Seaweed

Sputnik Planitia is craterless and there are some possible cryovolcanoes on Pluto, along with non - volcanic mountains as young as 100 million years ago.
There is also a mostly craterless snakeskin terrain in some regions. Venus is also likely geologically active because it has so many volcanoes altrough that was never observed so far due to its thick atmosphere.
What about a completely plantless continent (except maybe algae)?That way of life would be very,very, very hard for primitive people but we may try.
Also,there are many cases when various species can interbreed together.
What horoscope sign are you?I need that for something.
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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Sputnik Planitia is craterless and there are some possible cryovolcanoes on Pluto, along with non - volcanic mountains as young as 100 million years ago.
There is also a mostly craterless snakeskin terrain in some regions.

We don't even need to talk about them because we're not even talking about Pluto/Charon sized planets.

Venus is also likely geologically active because it has so many volcanoes altrough that was never observed so far due to its thick atmosphere.

I don't know why Venus is so geologically active, but I don't think it concerns us.

What about a completely plantless continent (except maybe algae)?That way of life would be very,very, very hard for primitive people but we may try.

That sounds good.

Also,there are many cases when various species can interbreed together.

What species are you talking about?

What horoscope sign are you?I need that for something.
Have a good day!

BokaBB

Gemini, though I don't care a bit about it. Astrology is completely unscientific.

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Sputnik Planitia is craterless and there are some possible cryovolcanoes on Pluto, along with non - volcanic mountains as young as 100 million years ago.
There is also a mostly craterless snakeskin terrain in some regions.

We don't even need to talk about them because we're not even talking about Pluto/Charon sized planets.

Venus is also likely geologically active because it has so many volcanoes altrough that was never observed so far due to its thick atmosphere.

I don't know why Venus is so geologically active, but I don't think it concerns us.

What about a completely plantless continent (except maybe algae)?That way of life would be very,very, very hard for primitive people but we may try.

That sounds good.

Also,there are many cases when various species can interbreed together.

What species are you talking about?

What horoscope sign are you?I need that for something.
Have a good day!

BokaBB

Gemini, though I don't care a bit about it. Astrology is completely unscientific.

I just wanted to correct you with that part about Pluto.
Venus' volcanoes have not yet been seen to erupt because of its dense clouds,but they likely still do. Just saying. Some changes in the various parameters have been observed that may indicate an eruption but let's switch a theme as I again just wanted to correct you.
Jupiter's moon Io has extremely many volcanoes that erupt lava as far as 300 km from the ground and is so the most active in the Solar System.
I am not sure should if I should believe in it. I believe a bit and a bit not. Before two years I saw a prophecy that something bad will happen in the end of that year and the next one and it did. Also,I am a Capricorn and have many characteristics of one. What do you think?
Seriously, let's change the theme!I today easily write long rows of offtopic content for some reason.
How people would live in the (mostly) plantless continent?
I think that we need to create more aquatic animals.
I would like sharks to be absent here. What else could be the apex predator in the seas instead?
I think we should try to make versions of some aquatic animals that started to breathe air and populated the surface. That would be very interesting.
What do you think?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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I am not sure should if I should believe in it. I believe a bit and a bit not. Before two years I saw a prophecy that something bad will happen in the end of that year and the next one and it did.

Probably a coincidence, tough to be sure I would like to know what exactly happened.

Also,I am a Capricorn and have many characteristics of one. What do you think?

I don't know the first thing about astrology, but look to see if you're cherry-picking (look it up) traits of your personality.

How people would live in the (mostly) plantless continent?

They can harvest algae in shallow waters and hunt animals. When it's summer if there are more plants they can harvest those too and store them until next summer. Food storage should be simple because the cold will repel bacteria and other pests.

I think that we need to create more aquatic animals.
I would like sharks to be absent here. What else could be the apex predator in the seas instead?

What about plesiosaurs and/or mosasaurs and/or ichthyosaurs? The latter two look more like a shark.

I think we should try to make versions of some aquatic animals that started to breathe air and populated the surface. That would be very interesting.
What do you think?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

That sounds like a nice idea. I once saw this fictional animal in an alternate history of Earth called a Cetaceal. Do you have any other specific ideas?

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I am not sure should if I should believe in it. I believe a bit and a bit not. Before two years I saw a prophecy that something bad will happen in the end of that year and the next one and it did.

Probably a coincidence, tough to be sure I would like to know what exactly happened.

Also,I am a Capricorn and have many characteristics of one. What do you think?

I don't know the first thing about astrology, but look to see if you're cherry-picking (look it up) traits of your personality.

How people would live in the (mostly) plantless continent?

They can harvest algae in shallow waters and hunt animals. When it's summer if there are more plants they can harvest those too and store them until next summer. Food storage should be simple because the cold will repel bacteria and other pests.

I think that we need to create more aquatic animals.
I would like sharks to be absent here. What else could be the apex predator in the seas instead?

What about plesiosaurs and/or mosasaurs and/or ichthyosaurs? The latter two look more like a shark.

I think we should try to make versions of some aquatic animals that started to breathe air and populated the surface. That would be very interesting.
What do you think?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

That sounds like a nice idea. I once saw this fictional animal in an alternate history of Earth called a Cetaceal. Do you have any other specific ideas?

I think about this thing that stopped the world and that I also had.
I am not sure what exactly animal could be starting to breathe air. Give me some ideas.
Sea dinosauruses sound interesting but I am not fully sure.
I once got an idea of people who live in small boats in sea and never go to land,or at least not commonly. How that sounds like?
I also got an idea to try to make the smallest civilisation possible, like a small group of people in a very small, isolated area advancing technologically and making a civilisation of just one city, preferably with some kind of walls that people were leaving only very rarely. It would not be a high civilisation, however,and making a mechanism to allow the neighbouring regions to stay primitive would be hard. My partial inspiration for this was the ancient city of Shimao in northern China,with a culture very various from the modern Chinese one.
What do you think?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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I think about this thing that stopped the world and that I also had.
I am not sure what exactly animal could be starting to breathe air. Give me some ideas.
Sea dinosauruses sound interesting but I am not fully sure.

Not dinosaurs!
(Sorry, I get annoyed when people call Mesozoic era sea reptiles dinosaurs. As a matter of fact, mosasaurs actually belong in Squamata, aka lizards.)

I once got an idea of people who live in small boats in sea and never go to land,or at least not commonly. How that sounds like?

Interesting idea. They could be the ones that/descendants of distant islands like the Polynesians. Also, look at this.

I also got an idea to try to make the smallest civilisation possible, like a small group of people in a very small, isolated area advancing technologically and making a civilisation of just one city, preferably with some kind of walls that people were leaving only very rarely. It would not be a high civilisation, however,and making a mechanism to allow the neighbouring regions to stay primitive would be hard. My partial inspiration for this was the ancient city of Shimao in northern China,with a culture very various from the modern Chinese one.
What do you think?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

They would only really make walls to keep out intruders I think. Also, I don't see why they would try to influence other regions to keep them from advancing. The other regions would discover stuff eventually. It would be especially hard and impractical if they're isolated as you said.

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I think about this thing that stopped the world and that I also had.
I am not sure what exactly animal could be starting to breathe air. Give me some ideas.
Sea dinosauruses sound interesting but I am not fully sure.
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(Sorry, I get annoyed when people call Mesozoic era sea reptiles dinosaurs. As a matter of fact, mosasaurs actually belong in Squamata, aka lizards.)
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I once got an idea of people who live in small boats in sea and never go to land,or at least not commonly. How that sounds like?
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Interesting idea. They could be the ones that/descendants of distant islands like the Polynesians. Also, look at [url=https://earthsea.fandom.com/wiki/Raft_People]this[/url].
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I also got an idea to try to make the smallest civilisation possible, like a small group of people in a very small, isolated area advancing technologically and making a civilisation of just one city, preferably with some kind of walls that people were leaving only very rarely. It would not be a high civilisation, however,and making a mechanism to allow the neighbouring regions to stay primitive would be hard. My partial inspiration for this was the ancient city of Shimao in northern China,with a culture very various from the modern Chinese one.
What do you think?
Have a good day!

BokaBB
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They would only really make walls to keep out intruders I think. Also, I don't see why they would try to influence other regions to keep them from advancing. The other regions would discover stuff eventually. It would be especially hard and impractical if they're isolated as you said.
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Okay.
What the people who never or rarely go to land could life like?
I am not entirely certain how the last thing I said could be done. I guess it should be a bit less extreme that what I said but I do not know. Maybe they speak a very weird language isolate?That could remove the terrain limits.
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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Okay.
What the people who never or rarely go to land could life like?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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There seems to to a strange glitch where your quotes and links aren't working at all. Should I mention this somewhere? I didn't get a notification because of it. Is there the same problem for you?
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Please trim and parse your quotes. Specifically trim out unnecessary quotes in quotes.
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They would live off the sea. They could hunt fish and whales (or whatever large filter-feeding animal there are) and other swimming aquatic animals. I'm assuming they live in waters too deep to go to the bottom. They could use whaleskin for cloth. They would probably have a religion centered on the sea and have a large respect for everything it gives. They would probably live on or near tropical waters.

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Not quoting to prevent problems.
Yes, please mention that.
Yes,these are all good points.
Yes,they should live in the seas too deep to go to the bottom.
They would probably need to go to land to build boats,yes?
I got a notification for your last message.
I think that we should have some animals that float at the surface of the ocean. What they should breathe? Could they move by themselves?
I think that they should be large, around 1 - 2 m in diameter.
Also,what animals could humans have domesticated here?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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Not quoting to prevent problems.

You can click preview before submitting to see if there's the same problem.

Yes, please mention that.

Okay, I will.

Yes,these are all good points.
Yes,they should live in the seas too deep to go to the bottom.

They would probably dive near land though to get animals on the bottom.
Edit: Also edible seaweed.

They would probably need to go to land to build boats,yes?

Yes, read the link I posted.

I got a notification for your last message.
I think that we should have some animals that float at the surface of the ocean. What they should breathe? Could they move by themselves?
I think that they should be large, around 1 - 2 m in diameter.

I think you mean animals that need to surface to breathe. Any animal without gills would need to do that. This includes prehistoric sea reptiles.

Also,what animals could humans have domesticated here?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

I doubt any. To domesticate you would first of all have to control their reproduction, which sounds near impossible. The only way I can think of is building huge nets closed in all directions connected to the rafts/boats.

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Not quoting to prevent problems.

You can click preview before submitting to see if there's the same problem.

Yes, please mention that.

Okay, I will.

Yes,these are all good points.
Yes,they should live in the seas too deep to go to the bottom.

They would probably dive near land though to get animals on the bottom.
Edit: Also edible seaweed.

They would probably need to go to land to build boats,yes?

Yes, read the link I posted.

I got a notification for your last message.
I think that we should have some animals that float at the surface of the ocean. What they should breathe? Could they move by themselves?
I think that they should be large, around 1 - 2 m in diameter.

I think you mean animals that need to surface to breathe. Any animal without gills would need to do that. This includes prehistoric sea reptiles.

Also,what animals could humans have domesticated here?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

I doubt any. To domesticate you would first of all have to control their reproduction, which sounds near impossible. The only way I can think of is building huge nets closed in all directions connected to the rafts/boats.

No,I think about animals that continuously float on the surface somehow.
Our ancestors did so,so why we,much more advanced than our ancestors, could not simulate that?
I heard that some wolves discovered that there was much food around humans and became dependent on them for food and became dogs. What do you think?
What link?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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No,I think about animals that continuously float on the surface somehow.

If there's an advantage to living like that, maybe. How would they hunt? What group of animals are they in? How would they have evolved? Give me some ideas.

I heard that some wolves discovered that there was much food around humans and became dependent on them for food and became dogs. What do you think?
What link?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

This strategy may work (emphasis on may). They could give fish scraps to dolphins or icthyosaurs. I don't know much about the behavior of the latter, but the former is highly intelligent and social. They would probably be inclined to reward whoever rewards them, so they might give parts of their hunt to the humans. The hard part is keeping them in one place. They would probably use the nets slightly later on in their relationship. Before that the dolphins/icthyosaurs could just run away.

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No,I think about animals that continuously float on the surface somehow.

If there's an advantage to living like that, maybe. How would they hunt? What group of animals are they in? How would they have evolved? Give me some ideas.

I heard that some wolves discovered that there was much food around humans and became dependent on them for food and became dogs. What do you think?
What link?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

This strategy may work (emphasis on may). They could give fish scraps to dolphins or icthyosaurs. I don't know much about the behavior of the latter, but the former is highly intelligent and social. They would probably be inclined to reward whoever rewards them, so they might give parts of their hunt to the humans. The hard part is keeping them in one place. They would probably use the nets slightly later on in their relationship. Before that the dolphins/icthyosaurs could just run awash (Note:I accidentally removed some text here.)

I am not sure. I think they should have mouth on belly(in the sea). They could have four eyes,two looking above and two below (Or maybe one one on the each side?That would allow making them easier and allow them to mammals or vertebrates in general more easily.). I am not sure what they should breathe,but I am slightly inclined towards air. Their mouth should be very big to allow them to eat big prey. If we decide them to breathe air then they should have a hole at the top of their body like dolphins and whales.
Domesticated animals could at first just go around humans, approaching more and more until they become tame. That part about sharing hunts is good.
What animals would live in deserts and caves?
I think that there should exist big underground water reservoirs with developed ecosystems, maybe in caves and maybe not (Or sometimes one and sometimes the other.). There should probably be fungi down there as the replacement for plants since plants cannot live without light. I can completely imagine a diverse fauna down there living primarily off them. What do you think?
Let's play some Clobber!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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I am not sure. I think they should have mouth on belly(in the sea). They could have four eyes,two looking above and two below (Or maybe one one on the each side?That would allow making them easier and allow them to mammals or vertebrates in general more easily.). I am not sure what they should breathe,but I am slightly inclined towards air. Their mouth should be very big to allow them to eat big prey. If we decide them to breathe air then they should have a hole at the top of their body like dolphins and whales.

Floating animals just sound unlikely. I can probably design an animal that at least stays close to the surface though. Also, what else would they breathe? Fish still breathe oxygen.

I think that there should exist big underground water reservoirs with developed ecosystems, maybe in caves and maybe not (Or sometimes one and sometimes the other.). There should probably be fungi down there as the replacement for plants since plants cannot live without light.

Actually they still depend on sunlight via allochthonous detritus.

I can completely imagine a diverse fauna down there living primarily off them. What do you think?
Let's play some Clobber!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

The animals would be blind and have sharpened other senses. They might have cilia (small hairs) to sense vibrations.

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I am not sure. I think they should have mouth on belly(in the sea). They could have four eyes,two looking above and two below (Or maybe one one on the each side?That would allow making them easier and allow them to mammals or vertebrates in general more easily.). I am not sure what they should breathe,but I am slightly inclined towards air. Their mouth should be very big to allow them to eat big prey. If we decide them to breathe air then they should have a hole at the top of their body like dolphins and whales.

Floating animals just sound unlikely. I can probably design an animal that at least stays close to the surface though. Also, what else would they breathe? Fish still breathe oxygen.

I think that there should exist big underground water reservoirs with developed ecosystems, maybe in caves and maybe not (Or sometimes one and sometimes the other.). There should probably be fungi down there as the replacement for plants since plants cannot live without light.

Actually they still depend on sunlight via allochthonous detritus.

I can completely imagine a diverse fauna down there living primarily off them. What do you think?
Let's play some Clobber!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

The animals would be blind and have sharpened other senses. They might have cilia (small hairs) to sense vibrations.

They could be mammals. Also,some fish indeed can breathe air.
I did not knew,sorry. Please explain a little.
Let's design fauna in these underground reservoirs!
How they could migrate from reservoir to reservoir?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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They could be mammals. Also,some fish indeed can breathe air.
I did not knew,sorry. Please explain a little.
Let's design fauna in these underground reservoirs!
How they could migrate from reservoir to reservoir?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

Without an entrance to a reservoir there would really only be microorganisms. Animals just enter the cave randomly and cannot escape. These are called troglofauna. There are also troglophiles and trogloxenes which are respectively those that live mostly aboveground but are bound to caves and can sometimes live there, and those that visit caves periodically but cannot establish a subterranean population, like bats.

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They could be mammals. Also,some fish indeed can breathe air.
I did not knew,sorry. Please explain a little.
Let's design fauna in these underground reservoirs!
How they could migrate from reservoir to reservoir?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

Without an entrance to a reservoir there would really only be microorganisms. Animals just enter the cave randomly and cannot escape. These are called troglofauna. There are also troglophiles and trogloxenes which are respectively those that live mostly aboveground but are bound to caves and can sometimes live there, and those that visit caves periodically but cannot establish a subterranean population, like bats.

Yes,there should be entrances into them.
Maybe we could have something like underground rives that connect them?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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Yes,there should be entrances into them.

Not every single one though.

Maybe we could have something like underground rives that connect them?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

Yes.

What animals would live in deserts and caves?

In deserts there would be small animals with a high surface area to volume ratio to deflect heat. They would have large, wide structures jutting out like limbs, ears, and tails to achieve this. They would also have very efficient water retention systems. Some animals on Earth don't even have to drink water, they get all of it from food. Their feces would be dry and have very concentrated urine.

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Yes,there should be entrances into them.

Not every single one though.

Maybe we could have something like underground rives that connect them?
Have a good day!

BokaBB

Yes.

What animals would live in deserts and caves?

In deserts there would be small animals with a high surface area to volume ratio to deflect heat. They would have large, wide structures jutting out like limbs, ears, and tails to achieve this. They would also have very efficient water retention systems. Some animals on Earth don't even have to drink water, they get all of it from food. Their feces would be dry and have very concentrated urine.

Yes,I agree to all these.
What insects we will have?
Please play Clobber and Bombing!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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Let's make more species here!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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Yes,I agree to all these.
What insects we will have?
Please play Clobber and Bombing!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

By "insect" do you mean bugs (and anything like them like snails) or actual insects?

Let's make more species here!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

It seems that you're asking me to do most of the imagining here. I'm fine with coming up with stuff, but please give me something to work with.

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Yes,I agree to all these.
What insects we will have?
Please play Clobber and Bombing!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

By "insect" do you mean bugs (and anything like them like snails) or actual insects?

Let's make more species here!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

It seems that you're asking me to do most of the imagining here. I'm fine with coming up with stuff, but please give me something to work with.

They are both insects,yes?
I have no ideas and I am going to a short visit to cemetery and will be unable.
Have a good day!

BokaBB

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They are both insects,yes?

No, not all animals we call bugs are insects. Definitions vary, but most, if not all, are hexapods (they have six legs), so animals like spiders, millipedes or ticks are not insects.

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They are both insects,yes?

No, not all animals we call bugs are insects. Definitions vary, but most, if not all, are hexapods (they have six legs), so animals like spiders, millipedes or ticks are not insects.

I know that spiders and these others are not insects.
Have a good day!

BokaBB