🌵The sandworms of Arrakis have always existed and undergo a biological metamorphosis.
🪜The true origin of the worms is revealed in the third book of the Dune series.
🌌The sandworms were not native to Arrakis and were brought from another planet.
🌍The worms may have come from a different planet in space, but no evidence of their existence is found elsewhere in the human universe.
🛸The possibility of alien involvement in the introduction of the sandworms cannot be ruled out.
Where do the sandworms on Arrakis come from?
—The sandworms were not native to Arrakis but were brought from another planet, though the exact origin remains unknown.
Are there clues about the sandworms' origins in the Dune series?
—Yes, the third book in the series, Children of Dune, sheds light on the true origin of the sandworms.
Is there evidence of sandworms existing on other planets in the Dune universe?
—No, there is no evidence of sandworms existing on other planets in the human universe.
Could the sandworms have been genetically engineered?
—It is possible that the sandworms were genetically engineered with their unique properties, but this remains speculative.
Is there any evidence of alien involvement in the introduction of the sandworms?
—While it is mentioned as a possibility, there is no concrete evidence of alien involvement in the origins of the sandworms.
00:00The sandworms of Arrakis have always existed and undergo a biological metamorphosis.
00:51The true origin of the sandworms is revealed in the third book of the Dune series, Children of Dune.
02:22The sandworms were not native to Arrakis and were brought from another planet.
02:38There is no evidence of sandworms existing on other planets in the human universe.
07:36While alien involvement is mentioned as a possibility, there is no concrete evidence of their involvement.
