dinosaur analog horror rpg

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in this world, EVERY. SINGLE. DINOSAUR you can think of is alive...

tyrannosaurus rex (T-Rex)

The Tyrannosaurus rex (T. rex) was a huge, muscular, bipedal dinosaur with a large head, sharp teeth, and a long tail. It was one of the most dangerous predators to ever walk the Earth. Size: Could be up to 40 ft long and 12 ft high Could weigh up to 15,500 lbs Head: Massive skull with forward-facing eyes Large, high skull Teeth: Huge, muscular jaws Robust serrated teeth Limbs: Powerful hind limbs and Short but unusually powerful forelimbs with two clawed digits. Tail: Long, heavy tail that balanced its massive skull Skin: Covered in scales, not feathers Other features: Horizontal body, Long tail held off the ground, and Binocular vision slightly better than modern hawks. over 75% of them are female.

velociraptor (raptor)

Velociraptors were small, feathered dinosaurs with long tails, sickle-shaped claws, and powerful jaws. They were similar in many ways to birds of prey like eagles and hawks. Size: Velociraptors were about the size of a turkey, growing to be about 6 ft long and weighing less than 50 lbs They were smaller than other dromaeosaurids like Deinonychus and Achillobator Feathers: Velociraptors had feathers covering their bodies, including their faces They couldn't fly because their forelimbs were too short Other features: They had long, narrow heads with somewhat flattened snouts They had large brains in proportion to their body size They had powerful jaws with rows of jagged teeth They had hinged ankles, swivel-jointed wrists, wishbones, and forward-facing toes They had an enlarged sickle-shaped claw on each hindfoot over 65% are female.

mosasaurs

Mosasaurus was a large marine reptile with a snake-like body, flippers, and a long tail. Body Size: Some mosasaurs were as long as 56 feet, but most were similar in size to modern porpoises Shape: Streamlined body with a long, slightly downcurved tail Scales: Small, overlapping, diamond-shaped scales that were dark in color Limbs Arms and legs: Modified into paddles with shorter limb bones and more finger and toe bones than other reptiles Head Skull: Large skull with a long snout and a structure similar to modern monitor lizards Jaws: Double-hinged jaws that could expand to swallow large prey Teeth: Many conical teeth set in individual sockets Tail Fin: Large fin on the tail that was used for propulsion Fluke: Crescent-shaped fluke on top of the downward bend of the tail that was used for propulsion 55% are female, and all mosasaurs are marine animals meaning they only live in the ocean.

dilophosaurus

Dilophosaurus was a long, slender, meat-eating dinosaur with two crests on its head. Size: About 23 ft (7 m) long and About 880 lb (400 kg). Head: Large skull with a narrow snout Two thin, bony crests that ran from the snout to behind the eye socket Gap or kink in the upper jaw below the nostril Teeth: Long, curved, thin, and compressed sideways Serrations at the front and back edges of most teeth Many sharp and curved teeth Limbs: Strong, muscular legs adapted for swift movement Powerful arms with long and slender upper arm bones Hands with four fingers, including a large claw on the first finger Stout feet with large claws on the toes Tail: Long tail that could have been used as a whip in a fight 95% are female.

brontosaurus

Brontosaurus was a huge, long-necked, quadrupedal dinosaur with a long tail. It was a herbivore that lived on land during the Late Jurassic period. Size: The largest species, B. excelsus, could be 72 ft (22 m) long and weigh 19 short tons (17 t) Other species were smaller, measuring 62 ft (19 m) long and weighing 15 short tons (14 t) Features: Long neck and tail Small head Forelimbs slightly shorter than hindlimbs Bulky, heavy torso Whip-like tail Adaptations: Hollow vertebrae reduced the weight of its long neck Powerful, column-like legs provided stability for its massive body Long neck may have evolved to reach marshy vegetation or leaves higher up in trees Consumed stones to help grind up and digest unchewed plant matter Behavior: Slow-moving, likely traveled in herds High vegetation reach, low-nutrient diet Evidence of herd behavior Likely similar to other sauropods, nesting in groups. 30% are demale

brachiosaurus

Brachiosaurs were large, giraffe-like dinosaurs with long necks, short tails, and pencil-like teeth. Their name comes from the Greek words brachion ("arm") and sauros ("lizard"). Features Size: Brachiosaurs were among the largest animals to ever walk the Earth. They could be over 40 feet tall. Neck: Brachiosaurs had necks that were about 30 feet long. Arms: Brachiosaurs had longer forelimbs than hind limbs, which was unusual for dinosaurs. Tail: Brachiosaurs had relatively short tails. Teeth: Brachiosaurs had pencil-like teeth with beveled edges. Color: Brachiosaurs were likely gray-brown with a lighter brown underbelly. Skull: Brachiosaurs had small skulls, about the size of a horse skull. Habitat Brachiosaur fossils have been found in Africa, North America, and Europe. They lived during the late Jurassic period. Diet Brachiosaurs were herbivores. They used their jaws to grab food, and their tongues may have helped force the food into their throats. 67% are female.

triceratops

The triceratops was a large, plant-eating dinosaur with three horns, a parrot-like beak, and a bony frill. Size: Up to 30 ft long, Up to 10 ft tall, and Weighing up to 8 tons. Head: Large skull with three horns A horn above each eye and one above its nose A bony frill at the back of the neck Teeth: Hundreds of teeth that grew together to form a dental battery Leaf-shaped teeth that sliced through leaves Other features: A bird-like beak and A bony frill studded with small spikes. Behavior: Lived in herds Used their horns and heavy bodies to defend themselves from predators Knocked down small trees with their horns to reach the leaves 85% are female.

carnotarus

The Carnotaurus was a large, meat-eating dinosaur with a short head, small arms, and two horns above its eyes. It had spiked scales and was likely a fast runner. Size: About 23–30 ft (7–9 m) long and Weighing 1.3–2 tons. Head: Short, deep skull with a narrow snout Two large, cone-shaped horns above its eyes Weak, shallow lower jaw Arms: Very short arms, with forearms so small they were practically just wrists Proportionally shorter than in any other large carnivorous dinosaurs Skin: Covered in scales, including large keeled osteoderms on its neck and back Probably not feathered Other features: Long, powerfully built legs Well developed neck and shoulder blades Nearly straight neck, rather than having the S-curve seen in other theropods Flattened top of the tail over 100% are female.

giganotosaurus

Giganotosaurus was a large, carnivorous theropod dinosaur with a long, narrow head, muscular body, and hooked claws. Size: 12.5 meters long and weighed 8,000 kilograms One of the largest terrestrial predators ever Head: Long, low skull with a large chin Rough nasal bones Ridge-like crest on the lacrimal bone in front of the eye Flattened front of the lower jaw Teeth: Long, blade-like, and serrated Compressed sideways Rows of sharp teeth Body: Slim build Long, strong legs Robust forelimbs with large hooked claws Long muscular tail Muscular jaws Strong neck Other features: Thin, pointed tail that may have helped it balance and make quick turns Wrinkled tooth enamel Tough abrasive exteriors on the lacrimal and postorbital sections of the skull. over 78% are female.

baryonyx

Baryonyx is characterized by its long, low, crocodile-like snout with a distinctive bony crest on the top, a large, curved claw on its thumb, and a slender body, suggesting it was likely a fish-eater with a diet similar to a modern crocodile; its name literally translates to "heavy claw" due to this prominent claw feature. Key features of a Baryonyx: Large, hooked claw on the hand: The most defining feature, this massive claw on the thumb of each hand could be over a foot long. Crocodile-like snout: A long, narrow snout with a low profile, similar to a modern gharial crocodile. Nasal crest: A bony crest on the top of the snout, just in front of the eyes. Fine, serrated teeth: Numerous small, pointed teeth with serrations along the edges, ideal for catching and holding fish. Slender body: A relatively long and lean body compared to other theropods. Long neck: A flexible, elongated neck that may have helped it reach into the water to catch fish. and 63% are female

allosaurus

Allosaurus was a large, bipedal theropod dinosaur with a big head, sharp teeth, and a muscular tail. Size: Could grow up to 39 ft (12 m) long Weigh up to 1.5 tons Stand about 15 ft (4.5 m) tall Head: Massive skull with a light weight Two bony knobs above the eyes Ridge of bone extending from between the eyes down the face and snout Teeth: Sharp, curved teeth that were serrated like steak knives Measured 2 to 4 inches (5 to 10 centimeters) long. and 78% are female.

spinosaurus

Spinosaurus was a large theropod dinosaur with a long, narrow skull, crocodile-like teeth, and a sail on its back. Skull and teeth Long, narrow skull with nostrils near the eyes Straight, conical teeth for catching fish Back Tall neural spines on its back vertebrae that formed a sail The sail may have been used for social displays or species recognition Limbs Short hind legs Large, stocky forelimbs with three clawed digits on each hand Wide, flat claws and feet Tail Long, flexible, paddle-like tail that may have acted as a propeller for swimming Other features Long, muscular neck curved in an S-shape Prominent shoulders Dense and compact bones. and 100% of them are female.