Thornbill

Thornbill is a fictional planet featured in the science fiction novel "The Last of the Thundercats" by J. R. R. Tolkien. The planet is characterized by its harsh, arid environment and its prominent thorn-covered flora. Thornbill is inhabited by a nomadic species known as the Scarrans, a resilient people who have adapted to survive in the planet's challenging conditions.

The Scarrans are described as having tough, leathery skin and a natural immunity to the planet's poisonous atmosphere. Their culture is deeply intertwined with the harsh landscape, and they are known for their survival skills and their deep respect for the natural world. They are depicted as a proud and independent people, often clashing with off-worlders who seek to exploit Thornbill's resources.

The primary conflict in "The Last of the Thundercats" revolves around the discovery of a rare mineral deposit on Thornbill, which attracts the attention of a galactic corporation. The Scarrans, led by their chieftain Kael, must fight to protect their ancestral lands and their way of life from the encroaching corporate forces. The planet's unique ecosystem and the Scarrans' struggle for survival form a central theme of the novel. Thornbill serves as a backdrop for exploring themes of environmentalism, colonialism, and the indomitable spirit of a people fighting for their home.