Erythrosuchus

We yet again have updates on the Stacy story. Megan is noticeably the one writing this time, it is explained why in the post.

                 Had a death tonight.

-Hey there, it's actually Megan this time around (Call me Meg though). Stacy got bit and she's currently in the living room, watching TV. Long story, but let's talk about it.

It all started when a trucker was ran off the road by something this morning. The cops say that the trucker survived the initial crash but was killed by something else very shortly after. The cops actually seemed to leave in a hurry after only 20 minutes at the scene. So, I decided to some investigating on my own.

The truck had been moved away by that point, and the body had been taken away Aswell. HOWEVER, there WAS footprints nearby. Thankfully, I actually did something Stacy (For some reason) didn't do and looked around the site to gain some knowledge. The footprints seemed to be from a sauropod. A spike seemed to be present in the footprints, meaning it wasn't a titanosaur.

At this time, Stacy was in the car keeping an eye out. All the sudden she seemed really panicked and started to say (Very quietly) "Look behind you, but don't panic!"

I looked behind me and though you couldn't see it, I was panicking on the inside.

It was the sauropod, and it looked like it was ready to charge.

I Ran back to the car, and we headed off. Luckily for you people, I snapped a photo of the sauropod.

A photo of the sauropod was then shown, with body features typical of a Eusauropod.

Anyways, once we got home, we went to check on the livestock when out of nowhere this weird, large headed thing bit down on Stacy's leg. Thankfully, I keep a shotgun very close by, which I grabbed and shot at the creature's neck. It worked and the thing ran off. She's healing up rn, and she asked me to write this.

That's all I guess.

Then there are the comments of course:

Comments (45)

Maxlestar
- That doesn't look like any sauropod I've ever seen. Probably a relative of Nebulasaurus judging by the proportions. Also, it sounds like an Erythrosuchus that attacked stacy.

I gtg go now, have a good day!

It was mostly just arguing over what the sauropod was after that. I will keep you updated.

@Ankysareawesome @PowerLord23 @Nizaluddin @ZeldaPro97

Rephiaphan is an genus of aquatic archosauriform reptile containing one known species: R. macrognathus. It seems to be cosmopolitan, inhabiting all of the oceans. It is a member of Suchophyseteridae, a family of reptiles descended from semi-aquatic erythrosuchids. It has been given the common name "Moby Rex".

Moby Rex are specialized predators of megafaunal prey, preferring to prey on semi-aquatic kannemeyeriiforms and large belemnoids.

Its appearance can be described as resembling shitty art of a sperm whale drawn by a 4-year old. Its tail is similar to that of a mosasaur, but it lacks hind limbs, instead only possessing vestigial bones.

Adults are apex predators, being too large for anything to be capable of hunting them, while the juveniles would be preyed on by derived xenacanthiforms.

@Savage Almond @Rexyisdebest @TotallynotaHellionWarden @Nizaluddin @ScaryLookinHobo @ZeldaPro97 @Firekong1 @LeanYeenMachine

Woke up this morning and decided to access the bestiary through the code @Rexyisdebest deciphered. I inputted the code and sure enough, the bestiary opened. There where 2 entries' available. They read as follows:

Diadectes

Diadectes is certainly one of the tamer creatures I have encountered during my time on the island, being an incredible food source due to the mentioned tame nature. My recommendation for them? Put them in a small enclosure, with 6 or so individuals and feed them daily.

Erythrosuchus

Erythrosuchus are quite the dangerous ones indeed. These large predators live in burrows and will fiercely chase away any threats to said burrow. My recommendation? Stay away from burrows.

There was a page for "Smile" I tried to click on it, but all I got was this:

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I listened to the recommendation's you guys gave me and didn't go north and decide that because you guys were mixed on the whole river idea, I would set up a base in-between the river and the Liso herd. And that's when I found out what you'll be calling me...

Liso, I just like the name.

I got to work Immediately building up the base, getting stone tools and even making a pen for animals. On the way to a herd of Diadectes for the pen, an Erythro attacked me, but I still managed to escape with 7 Of the herd.

The whole fishing net thing was a little tricky however, as though I did find rope near the Liso herd, it wasn't enough to make a net with. I DID, however, see some net on the other of the river. But it wasn't worth risking my life over... If you guy's think so, at least.

For the rest of the day, I wrote this, ate my food (Freshly hunted small gorgonopsid.) Drank water and relaxed in the small little hut I had made. I can't guarantee I will get good sleep tonight however, as I just had to see the smiling creature right before I go to sleep.

Before I go, here are the questions

1. Should I get that rope? I say no because of the Hyneria.

2. I found a wheat-like plant near the river, should I try and grow it? No opinion from me.

3. Now that I'm geared, should I go north?

Pachyrhinosaurus Vs. Erythrosuchus

Pachyrhinosaurus

Weight: 3 tons(2.7 tonnes)

Height: 2 meter(6 feet)

Length: 8 meters(26 feet)

Erythrosuchus

Weight: 2.2 tons(1.9 tonnes)

Height: 2.1 meters(6.9 feet)

Length: 5 meters(16 feet)

An erythrosuchus chases a sauroctonus to the arctic. It loses the gorgonopsid. It is now lost in the cold biome. A pachyrhinosaurus comes in and roars at the erythrosuchus. The erythrosuchus bites the ceratopsid's frill and scrapes of a chunk of skin. The pachyrhinosaurus then smashes the erythrosuchus' skull. The erythrosuchus is now bleeding. It aims for the limbs this time, but gets its skull repeatedly bashed by the pachyrhinosaurus. The ceratopsian leaves. The erythrosuchus then sits there to die and dies of hypothermia.

At the moment Pachyrhinosaurus has 67% of the votes(10 votes), while Erythrosuchus has 20%(3 votes). The rest 14% was taken by the "idk" choices.

Lisowicia Vs. Erythrosuchus

Lisowicia

Weight: 6 tones(5.8 tonnes)

Height: 2.59 meters(8.5 feet)

Length: 4.5 meters(14.7 feet)

Erythrosuchus

Weight: 2.2 tons(1.9 tonnes)

Height: 2.1 meters(6.9 feet)

Length: 5 meters(16 feet)

A violent lisowicia charges at a sleepy erythrosuchus individual. It bites the archosaur's premaxilla(That hook at the front of the jaw), but gets shoved off. The lisowicia then stomps on the erythrosuchus' skull, trying to crush it. The erythrosuchus has enough and bites the dicynodont's upper arm, and rips it off. The shoulder blade also flies off, leaving lisowicia roar in agony with a pool of blood. The erythrosuchus returns to its routine by taking a nap.

At the moment Lisowicia has 33% of the votes(5 votes), while erythrosuchus has 47%(7 votes). The rest 20%(3 votes) was taken by the "idk" choices.