Azeroth

The planet Azeroth, which is a name which is still disputed, is a grass planet in a vast solar system with fourteen other planets.

Azeroth is about 15.1 times bigger than Earth and its gravity is about 7.27 times that of Earth.

A single day lasts 48.02 hours and a year lasts 365 days. The planet is made up of 14 continents, which make up 62% of the planet's landmass.

5 moon(s) orbit the planet and Azeroth itself orbits a yellow sun in a fairly circular orbit.

The plant-like organisms on this planet are bushes, with a few flowers and smaller shrubs mixed in. Trees are non-existent and fungi are so rare they might as well be. However, the bushes can grow in odd shapes and reach unexpected heights. Some can be confused for trees from afar, while others look like a group of flowers from up close. The few flower species that do exist emit incredible scents, while the shrubs tend to be hidden in plain sight, as they often look like a bush.

These organisms may not be much more than the very basics of life as we know it, they make gorgeous landscapes nonetheless. It makes you wonder how amazing this planet will be in even 10,000 years.

While the underwater world on this planet might not have any advanced plants or corals, their sheer numbers are astonishing. Almost everything in the shallower depth is covered in weeds, soft corals, hard corals and anything in between. Now it's just a matter of time to see which will develop and specialize the fastest and which species will perish in this fight.

The creatures on this planet may not be intelligent or even sentient, they truly are amazing to look at. Many of them seem very light and vulnerable, they could be best described as land-jellyfish, but even then you don't really do them justice. These species are all insects, but they look nothing like we're used to on Earth. But while this planet's unique properties have given birth to a wide variety of these unique species, there are plenty of insects which look more familiar and like something we'd expect to find on Earth.