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Game title: Theropods , pre-Birthday stream happening September 21st , at 12pm pst
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A digitally drawn portrait of PaleaRaptor's dinosaur form doing a playful blep in front of an orange background.
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A doodle of a simplistic green bipedal reptilian creature with stick limbs, sharp teeth, and bulging eyes. It has its hands close to its chest with bent arms, and it looks to be walking. The image isn't shaded, and is above a white background.
The image above depicts an adult female in breeding plumage. Non-avian dinosaurs persist on Drecel even in the midst of the Ice Age as they have done so for the past 200 million years. Basal tetanurans, thyreophorans, and basal sauropods were collected. On the mainland, the microtheropods and scuttlers find success and diversity. Sauropods and larger theropods cling to a warm-weather refuge: the Equatorial Archipelago. The elegant labyrmaw is apex predator of the cloud forests of Turtois and Piltois Isles. These are largest and easternmost islands of the Archipelago and both are marked by vast mountain ranges running north to south along their length. Eastward wind and wave currents along the equator bath the west coasts of each islands in hot, humid air and tremendous rainfall, feeding forests and marshlands. These are the most productive and biodiverse environments in Drecel. Related to the larger hatchetmaws, these lightly-built theropods reach lengths of 5 m and weigh 350-400 kgs. A smaller size allows them to navigate dense forests and steep mountain sides with great agility and speed after their prey, typically pegasi, juvenile skyreachers, and groundbirds. Unique for this species is its sexual dimorphism, with the females being the larger and more fantastical appearing sex. Breeding occurs once a year during the late dry season. While normally solitary or living in small same sex-groups, labyrmaws will gather in larger female-led leks. Throughout the rest of the year, females appear as a similar if 10-20% larger animal then the male, sharing a dark coat with pale grey spots and a prominent teal crest upon the head, indicating maturity. Upon becoming hormonally receptive to mating, the females will grow rufous quills along her back and tail, long quills along her arms, pale spikes on the crest, and will regularly inflate a gular sac as she sings and postures to attract attention.
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Product mockup of Bigfoot Riding T-Rex Comfort Colors Tee from Bigfoot Shirt Company
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