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| the dark phoenix | Jan 9 2014, 11:14 PM Post #1 |
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the dark phoenix of wonderland
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Scientific Name: Pseudodilophus dirus Meaning: fearsome false double crest Common name: False-Dilo Lifespan: 50-70 Age: Norian-Toarcian Diet: Fish, Amphibians, small animals Location: South America Habitat: Anywhere that has rivers Description: They look like Dilophosaurus but with different different bone structures in the hips. It is 6 ft long and 4 ft tall with black fur-like quills. Crest is smaller in females Notes: They like to prey on geosuchus as they raid nests and steal fish from them. Behavior: They swim well. They float like a duck and mainly use their tails and legs to propel themselves through the water. They will also hunt in the shallows in a style similar EP's spinosaurids. Breeding Behavior: They mate for life but males will try to steal females. A crestless male means that another male fought him and ripped his crest off and took his mate. Luckily crest grows back. Edited by Dilophoraptor, Oct 11 2014, 09:04 PM.
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