About the Project

In the 1980s, a new genus, Cellularis, began to differentiate from the known Personalae variants. These species are exclusively found in symbiotic relationships with Homo sapiens sapiens communities. Several species have since been recognized, and the rate of speciation seems to be increasing.

To date, the scientific community has recognized four species in the Cellularis genus: Cellularis fauxpalmicus, Cellularis fauxpinecus, Cellularis fauxcactus, and Cellularis fauxdeciduous. As a first foray into the study of these new species and their unprecedented rise to prominence, this project seeks to document every instance of these peculiar organisms.

This project relies on you, the crowd-sourced scientist, to relay the locations and photographic evidence of these new species in the wild. Submit your findings here!