Leedsichthys

Flish = Rhamphorhynchus

Rainbow Squid = Leedsichthys

(Cameroceras considered)

Silverswimmer = Cephalaspis

Sharkopath = Hybodus

(Megalodon considered)

Predatory Silverswimmer = Pterygotus

(Hybodus considered)

Bumblebeetle = Butterfly

(Meganeura considered)

Grimworm = Bark Beetle

Desert Hopper = Protoceratops

(Polacanthus considered)

What are your thought? Which animals would have been better comparisons?

Sarcosuchus: Crocodilians rule

Amargasaurus: You like sauropods

Tylosaurus: You like mosasaurs

Rhamphorhynchus: You like pterosaurs

Leedsichthys: You like prehistoric fish

Hatzegopteryx: You like azhdarchids

Pycnonemosaurus: You like abelisaurids

Eurhinosaurus: You like ichthyosaurs

Pachycephalosaurus: You like pachycephalosaurs

Kaiwhekea: You like plesiosaurs

Eeeeeee

The Leedsicthys passed by. It was truly an awe-inspiring fish. Remoras stuck to it. Following it were two more, both equally large. Some Opthalmosaurus followed them. They always followed the fish, a fish shoal may be within their very sights.

The ichthyosaurs suddenly dispersed and bolted. The big fish didn't notice; they weren't particularly smart. A group of Metriorhynchus. Ocean crocodilians could bite down on the fishes' scaly skin. The crocodiles circled around, looking for a straggler. They found one: the largest. It was old and weakening. The Metriorhynchus began to strike. Biting down on a fin, one young Metriorhynchus has gotten his fill. Another larger one bit down on a fin, ripping a chunk off of the dorsal fin, sending a plume of blood into the water. The other oceanic crocodilians snapped off pieces of yummy fish flesh and had left. The old Leedsicthys. A chance at survival was almost nought for this old fish.

A shadow loomed over the Leedsicthys. A Liopleurodon, You can imagine the great creature suddenly attacking. But the pliosaur was wary and cautious. It can't have a possible food item be taken by something else. So it just waited. It wanted to exhaust the fish.

After two long hours of waiting and patience, the old Leedsicthys succumbed to its wounds. The scent of blood quickly attracted some Hybodus and some Rhamphorhynchus who dug into the flesh of the fish. The sounds of twisting, tearing, snapping slowly resonated in a short area around the carcass. Some Metriorhynchus followed the scent of death. Ripping and tearing at the flesh, the competition was almost non-existent. A long while until another Liopleurodon came, a female. She twisted and tore into the meat like a crocodile. Some juvenile Liopleurodon came. The female managed to rip off a large chunk of meat at the base of the head and after a whole lot of shaking its head, the head fell down to the bottom of the Jurassic sea. The carcass in an hour was reduced to a portion of the tail. The pterosaurs that were originally on the top of the carcass left, full. The two Liopleurodon were still there. The female bashed onto the other, trying to nudge away the other. After five minutes, the other, which was a buck, consumed the rest of the Leedsicthys tail, the bones slowly falling to the deep.

the main land focus is a Metricanthosaurus and the main Water Focus is Simolestes and Cryptoclidus

List

Water(Biggest to Smallest)

Leedsichthys

Length:18 Meters

Weight:50 Tons

Liopluredon(NOT 25 Meters Long)

Length:7.2 Meters

Weight:2 Tons

Simolestes(Spoiler but this is the deign in the Dinopedia makes a Prehistory Game Series)

Length:6 Meters

Weight:1.5 Tons

Tyrannoneustes

Length:5 Meters

Weight:750 Kilograms

Cryptoclidus

Length:4 Meters

Weight:300 Kilograms

Land(Biggest to Smallest)

Cetiosauriscus

Length:16 Meters

Weight:10 Tons

Metricanthosaurus

Length:8 Meters

Weight:1.5 Tons

Lexovisaurus

Length:6 Meters

Weight:2.5 Tons

Callovosaurus

Length:2.7 Meters

Weight:50 Kilograms

Profiles

Metricanthosaurus:Metricanthosaurus is the top predator in these islands,it was relatively big at 8 Meters in Length and weighing 1.5 Tons,and it had long serrated teeth for puncturing flesh.

Liopluredon:On land Metricanthosaurus may be king,but in the water Liopluredon rules his kingdom.It was the size of a hippo and its jaws alone were 1.5 Meters Long,its whole body was 7.2 Meters long,meaning its jaws were over 20% of its body length,it had to eat over 25 kilograms of meat to survive,and right now it’s on the hunt.

Cryptoclidus:Cryptoclidus gave up size and traded it for speed,Cryptoclidus could swim at over 35 kilometers per hour,it may be small,barely being bigger than a Tiger,but it’s a swift jet underwater.

Simolestes:Simolestes is Liopluredon’s smaller cousin,it was around as long as a great white shark,being around 6 Meters,it was also a fast predator that relied on speed instead of ambush like its larger cousin.

Leedsichthys:This is one of the biggest fish in the ocean,at 18 meters long it was longer than 2 school buses,and at 50 Tons it weighed as much as 10 elephants.Even though its size may make you think it would hunt the Sea Reptiles,it was a filter feeder that ate zooplankton.

Tyrannoneustes:This Alligator sized reptile may look like it’s related to Simolestes and Liopluredon,but it’s actually a divergence of crocs,they went fully aquatic and evolved tail flukes.Their lineage may end,but their a wonderfully unique set of species

Callovosaurus:A fast and agile Jurassic Ornithopods,Calovosaurus is related to the famous Dryosaurus.It was much smaller but just as fast,and that’s how they escape predators like Metricanthosaurus.

Lexovisaurus:Lexovisaurus was around as big as a Stegosaurus Stenops,their tail spikes and plates protect them from carnivores like Metricanthosaurus,however their not as useful in the water,they don’t like to cross large seas,but this time they have to.(See what that eludes to)

Cetiosauriscus:Cetiosauriscus means “Like whale lizard” and is often confused with fellow sauropod Cetiosaurus.They were around the same size but Cetiosaurus came later than Cetiosauriscus when Europe began connecting a little bit.

Yeah I’m making a Sea Reptile Episode deal with it

Pings(Ask for Pings)

@Savage Almond

@Parkersaurus

@Kelbeam

@Nizaluddin