Thalassodromeus
»»————- Basic Dinosaur Info: ————-««
English Name: Thalassodromeus
Category: Mid-Tier
Flock:
❑ Unlimited
❑ Hunting & Defense Party: 5 subadult/adults can hunt or defend at one time
Passive Growth Times:
❑ Hatchling - Adult: 1H 20M
❑ Juvi - Adult: 1H 8M
Sexual Dimorphism:
❑ males have brighter colors than females
Nesting Limit
❑ Spring & Summer Season: 5 eggs every 2H
Species specific rules:
Fliers need to land in order to steal from a body, cannot follow or hover right on top of others in a way that gives up their position or ruins their hunt. If a female wants to nest without a male, she can do so, however all offspring will also be female.
»»————- Behavior & Aggression ————-««
❑ This species is highly social with one another, often seen preening one another, calling, roosting and gliding together.
❑ They do not claim territory though are seen mostly on the ocean cliffs where they able able to dive into the waters to hunt fish.
❑ Thalas are known scavengers, eating off of any dead bodies found, stealing pieces from other carnivore kills though in most cases they will travel inland to happily snatch up young from unsuspecting adults for a easy meal.
❑ Thalasso has one main threat in the skies, their larger cousin the Quetz. This giant bird makes the Thalasso its favorite food source and will often knock them from the skies or even kill chicks in their nest for an easy meal. Thalasso is also very sneaky when it comes to how it nests, though most will raise their own young, Thalasso is also known to destroy Quetz eggs in the nest, and replace them with their own, causing the Quetz to raise their young for them, ensuring their young best chance at survival whiling growing.
❑ Activity Schedule: active during the day hours
❑ Biome: roam all regions of the land, but prefer to roost on the cliff faces close to the ocean.
More information will be added as we continue to study this species