Compsognathus

• Pack Size| 10 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Due to their voracious appetites they won't pass up a free meal, even going as far as risking scavenging from larger carnivores.
• Often viewed as the maintenance crew, it is common to see them cleaning the teeth and scales of other creatures.
• In larger packs, these small scavengers can be devastating to smaller creatures and intimidating to larger. Beware of swarms.
• Curious by nature and incredibly playful; they can be seen darting around nesting and feeding grounds, mock hunting and nipping fearlessly.
• Hoarders with a very loose social ranking, those with the biggest collections are often seen as leaders. At least until something else catches their eyes.

Latenivenatrix

• Pack Size| 10 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Being fairly fragile, these carnivores prefer to scavenge for food, often stealing bits from other carnivore’s kills while they aren’t looking

• When solo or in smaller groups, they prefer smaller prey or juvenile dinosaurs, but in large numbers, they can take down larger prey.

Thalassodromeus

• Pack Size| 10 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Thalassodromeus are a very gregarious dinosaur and prefer to nest in colonies on high ground, but keep a safe distance between separate flocks.

• Predators of the sky, the they are not afraid of hunting on both land and in the water, diving from the sky to steal food from larger predators.

• Fairly strong swimmers, often seen plunge-diving head first after fish.

Carnotaurus

• Pack Size| 3 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Enjoy hunting in open plains where they can exercise their great speed and chase down prey without the hinderance of trees, rocks or hills.

• Rough house within their pack and with other carnotaurus, tossing their heads at each other to toughen each other up.

Ceratosaurus

• Pack Size| 5 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Slightly slow in speed, but makes up for it with incredibly thick scales that provide good defense against assailants.

• High endurance allows them to pursue and wear prey down overtime.

• Ceratosaurus tend to be bullies around food, even towards their own packmates if the pecking order isn’t followed.

Concavenator

• Pack Size| 5 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Speed and seemingly serrated teeth allow this carnivore to rip into its prey, wearing it down.

• Some concavenator seem drawn to the water, swimming, diving, and even eating fish.

Dilophosaurus

• Pack Size| 5 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Sharp teeth are used to shred flesh, causing immense bleed on victims.

• Partial to 'singing' (broadcasting) during the night.

• Terrestrial, but enjoys hunting around water sources.

Kaiwhekea

• Pack Size| 5 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Commonly seen frequently breaching out of the water.

• Seems to prefer saltwater water bodies.

• Often avoids going upon shore.

Megalania

• Pack Size| 3 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Utilizes their venomous bite to weaken their prey, pursuing it until the prey is so tired it cannot flee anymore

• Some megalania seem drawn to the water, swimming, diving, and even eating fish.

Metriacanthosaurus

• Pack Size| 5 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Utilizes their venomous bite to weaken their prey, pursuing it until the prey is so tired it cannot flee anymore.
• Nomadic, preferring to travel the lands rather than stay in one place.

Utahraptor

• Pack Size| 4 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Lead by an alpha/alphas with other pack members filling a particular role
• Highly aggressive toward outsiders.
• Known to play with other dinos, mock hunting (without biting), crouching and head-bobbing.

Daspletosaurus

• Pack Size| 3 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Ambush predator, relies mainly on stealth in order to cripple fast prey.

• Incredibly territorial around food, and will not allow smaller creatures to take from it’s kills.

• Sometimes bullies others off of kills rather than hunting itself.

Pycnonemosaurus

• Pack Size| 3 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Known to fearlessly charge and ram competition and prey alike, regardless of size.

• Commonly roughhouse as play with their packmates, ramming each other and playfully biting, however these interactions never end in death.

• Unafraid to cannibalize, sometimes seeming to even prefer eating young Pycnonemosaurus outside of their pack to actual prey.

Nyctatyrannus

• Pack Size| 3 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• They're adept nocturnal hunters that are proficient at stealthy ambushes when their bioluminescence may fail to attract a prey's curiosity.
• Ravenous due to their high metabolism, they can be very food aggressive and may rarely leave a body behind.
• Packs are often matriarchal where an elder female exerts absolute authority, and will fiercely protect her own.

Sarcosuchus

• Pack Size| 2 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Ambush predator, lies in wait underneath the surface of the water to grab unsuspecting prey.

• Can tolerate other sarcosuchus in the same lake outside of their personal space, and will only hunt/share food with its mate.

Suchomimus

• Pack Size| 3 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Generally laid back– prefers to eat fish rather than hunt.

• Seems to tolerate other fishers in the water at a distance.

Spinosaurus

• Pack Size| 2 Adults/Subs + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles/adolescents

• Lazy, prefers to eat fish or bully others away from their kill rather than hunt.

• Doesn’t seem to care if smaller creatures (Deinonychus, Latenivenatrix, and non-Spino juveniles) eat from their meals, as long as the Spino isn’t eating at the same time.

MANDATORY: Solo AND paired adult/sub Spinosaurus will defend any lake they reside in from stranger adult/sub Spinos, guarding any aquatic resources their water may hold.
▸ This includes preventing stranger adult/sub Spinosaurus from drinking from their lake, or remaining on their shoreline.
▸ These challenges follow the Lake Territory challenge rules
▸ The exception to this are:
• Grassland Lake
• The largest lakes of Spined Lizard Lagoon, Triad Falls and Green Valley
• Big Quill Lake, Black-Water Bayou, and Titan's Pass/Green Hill Lake if strangers keep to opposite sides/zones.
▸ Great Lake cannot be challenged for, but adult/sub Spinosaurus should still keep their distance from strangers.

Tyrannosaurus

• Pack Size| 2 Adults/Subs/adolescents + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles

• Ambush predator, relies on it's huge and powerful jaws to cripple prey before it can escape.

• Seems to prefer remaining in familiar land rather than roaming around.

• Incredibly territorial around food, and will not allow smaller creatures to take from their kills

MANDATORY: Extremely aggressive towards other adult Tyrannosaurus outside of their pair, and will not tolerate them in their personal space.

Giganotosaurus

• Pack Size| 2 Adults/Subs/Adolescents + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles

• Doesn’t seem to care if smaller creatures (Deinonychus, Latenivenatrix, and juveniles) eat from their meals while they’re not near it.

• Seems to prefer going for larger herbivores as prey, even known to kill large sauropods

• Acts overconfident when having made a kill

• Uses lethal tactics to bleed out prey

• Obnoxious and noisy

MANDATORY: Extremely aggressive towards other Giganotosaurus outside of their pair, and will not tolerate them in their personal space.

Sachicasaurus

• Pack Size| 2 Adults/Subs/Adolescents + Unlimited hatchlings/juveniles

• Very protective of their food, and are highly aggressive to anything that attempts to eat from it.
• Sophisticated and effective predators, hunting almost anything that finds itself in the water
• Known to lunge onto the banks of beaches or rivers to grab prey off the shore
• Known to be highly cannibalistic

MANDATORY: Extremely aggressive towards other Sachicasaurus outside of their pair, and will not tolerate them in their personal space.