Log 06/06/2023 Six new prehistoric species have just arrived at Dinotera! A small pack of Aucasauruses have been transported to Dinotera Park today and they are being quarantined in the meantime as a standard procedure before introducing them into their designated enclosure. There are four adults and two juveniles, Rookie (Male) and Gravel (Female). They are social creatures and have a social hierarchy, the leader is a big male and female. In fights for dominance, they headbutt and ram each other, but never use their jaws as they only want to assume dominant places not hurt each other. The juveniles watch this behavior from a distance. They eat infertile eggs from the laboratory or laid by some of our creatures and these infertile eggs are injected with nutrients and vitamins. Besides eggs, they scavenge on dead meat and the juveniles are fond of catching fish in their small pond. The juveniles are playful and measure about 8.3 (Gravel) and 8.7 (Rookie) feet long. The adults are about 14 feet long, with the two alphas being 15.2 feet, exceptionally large for their species. They are vocal creatures, they travel together in search of food and communicate through grunting and hissing sounds like crocodiles and babies chirp like birds. I hope that they will be able to come to their new enclosure soon and they will surely be a welcome addition to Dinotera Park. We will learn more about them and for now, this is Dr. Pierce signing off. Keys: -G for growl. Credits: -Me for art, story, and ideas. -@Dinofan13 for the Project, Dinotera Park.
