Paskalin

The unknown class planet Paskalin, is a terrestrial planet in the Centaurus Nebula. Paskalin is about 14.6 times bigger than Earth and its gravity is about 5.72 times that of Earth.

A single day lasts 32.83 hours and a year lasts 140 days. The planet is made up of 8 continents, which make up 80% of the planet's landmass.

The plant-like organisms on this planet are exclusively various types of fungi. Many are small, much like you'd find on Earth. But others are towering high above the clouds, similar to trees on Earth.

Surviving is always high on the list of priorities of any organism, which includes reproducing. The organisms on this planet have taken this to a gorgeous next level. Almost all of them are bioluminescent, which means they glow in the dark. These lights will attract animals, who will spread the seeds and pollen one way or another. However, perhaps the most intriguing part is that each color or color combination is appealing to different groups of animals, creating an awesome, nighttime eating balance.

The water plants on this planet are very different from what we're used to on Earth. While they roughly share the same colors, or lack thereof, these plants have developed into mostly flesh eating species. Almost no aquatic creature is safe, even the bigger ones can sometimes get caught in these death traps.

Sentience is fairly common on Earth and on this planet too it's uncommon. However, on this planet most of the sentient species are insect-like creatures. The most remarkable creature can best be described as a large, winged spider. About the size of a pigeon, these 'spiders' are capable of flight, just like many insects. They aren't capable of creating webs however, but they do catch prey with sticky constructions. They're saliva is very sticky and is usually applied to a branch or large leaf, ready for an unsuspecting prey to land on. The 'spider' will usually cover several spots in a tree before flying to a higher position where it waits. These 'spiders' possess more intelligence than meets the eye though. They sometimes work together to scare prey towards regions with a lot of prepared sticky patches, often ending in a feast for these 'spiders'.