@TM9380 Huh on the ground they look kind of small but seeing one with it's wings fully spread and yeah it's a fair bit bigger then I gave them credit for.
@Emily_Art God I hope they get english releases. Seriously these cards are like love letters for the entire franchise. Even obscure games like Park Builder
@omegafreelancer I am curious how much of this got thrown for a loop by Jurassic World featuring Stygimoloch (in a fairly prominent showing rampaging through the manor and now a pretty commonly recurring species) and Dracorex being featured in each of the JW Evolution games. Causing both to-
@TM9380 Honestly of the 2 I never acutally heard anything about Dracorex. Like I've heard the discourse around Stigimoloch as either a distinct genus or at least a new Pachy species but nothing on Dracorex. Though after the ontogeny paper I figure it's a matter of time before someon-
@GhostlyUnh1nged To be fair captive breed Tokay and long term pets do mellow out with time. It's just im not sure if that's them calming down or if they just get bored with the taste of human blood.
@AquaticFlapper Something like the American Kestrel or the Pygmy falcon would be a nice contrast as well from the large and proud Eagles we already got in. Small and swift little hunters.
@AquaticFlapper Honestly fits as the Bald Eagle's a pretty major bird in a lot of us Zoos and an easy reskin of the two existing eagles. Hoping that the fish sign means we're getting a salmon species like Chinook or Sockeye. Could make a pretty damn good Alaska theme depending.
@capitandinorexy Scaleless does occur in wild snakes but the titanoboa in Oak doesn't look like actual Scaleless snakes. It's skin is to slick and slimy whereas true Scaleless just look like well skin. It'd be an intresting concept for a true scaleless titanoboa but Oak streets ain't it.
@TBon456 I mean it effectively has a wall hack in the form of it's X-ray vision that allows it to get the drop on prey even as their hiding behind cover and making it impossible to hide from. Being a dark type as a result isn't a bad concept under the same logic as "fighting dirty".
@ausar_the Honestly Allosaurus Anax/Sauropaghanax always comes to mind as a good middle ground. An Allosaurus but it's a large megatherapod like a Rex.
@TM9380 I'll admit if he got lucky and nailed it in the eye or something he probably would have scared it off (kind of like how the Big Rock Allosaurus took a crossbow bolt right to it).
@TM9380 Oh very much so. Like Archaeopteryx does still pop up here and there in games at least but Microraptor is very much the go to "bird dino" everywhere else.
@skeletaldrawing Honestly most of the designs were at least interesting concept wise. Like a feathered Sauropod might not be accurate but it's a good creature design.
It's that snake that I can't get over. That's one where they just went "fuck it lets just add a snake monster"