Wild: The Seymouria on the island seem significantly larger than they did in the paleozoic as they are around the size of a Megalania. Seymouria are an odd species of amphibian as they are largely terrestrial and often are found far from water. Even stranger is that these animals do not shudder at more extreme climates, and thus can be found in snow and desert alike. To acomplish this however they must conserve water, and as a result their feces is almost completely devoid of water. This water absence causes the feces of Seymouria to be very volatile and prone to exploding from pressure within. Wild Seymouria are aware of the explosive properties of their feces and will lay fields of these mine-like droppings around their territory. Seymouria are aggressive and will attack nearby survivors, but they are extra careful not to set off their own traps and thus can move around their minefield unscathed.
Taming: Seymouria have anti narcotic properties in their blood and it is nearly impossible to knock one out with a standard longneck rifle and dart. Instead, many survivors have turned to using the Seymouria's traps against them and lay in wait for the Seymouria to approach one of their own fecal mines. With enough firepower, if the Seymouria is close enough to the mine, the explosion can inflict torpor through brute trauma. The amphibian will be quick to become hostile if the aggressor is in the immediate area. This process may need to be repeated a few times, but once the Seymouria is knocked out, it will desire meat as would any other carnivore, however it may appreciate a filled canteen more.
Domesticated: Once domesticated, Seymouria can be ridden into the battlefield, or before a battlefield even exists... With their natural instinct to avoid their own traps, they naturally have also picked up on being careful around other traps as well like bear traps and narcotic traps. This makes for a perfect stealthy scout that can go beyond enemy lines.
Domesticated Seymouria also may be coerced into defecating their fecal mines on command, but this may require some artificial stimulation. If such an ability is honed properly though, the Seymouria may prove to be wonderful for defense of your own base of operations.
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Wild: The Seymouria on the island seem significantly larger than they did in the paleozoic as they are around the size of a Megalania. Seymouria are an odd species of amphibian as they are largely terrestrial and often are found far from water. Even stranger is that these animals do not shudder at more extreme climates, and thus can be found in snow and desert alike. To acomplish this however they must conserve water, and as a result their feces is almost completely devoid of water. This water absence causes the feces of Seymouria to be very volatile and prone to exploding from pressure within. Wild Seymouria are aware of the explosive properties of their feces and will lay fields of these mine-like droppings around their territory. Seymouria are aggressive and will attack nearby survivors, but they are extra careful not to set off their own traps and thus can move around their minefield unscathed.
Taming: Seymouria have anti narcotic properties in their blood and it is nearly impossible to knock one out with a standard longneck rifle and dart. Instead, many survivors have turned to using the Seymouria's traps against them and lay in wait for the Seymouria to approach one of their own fecal mines. With enough firepower, if the Seymouria is close enough to the mine, the explosion can inflict torpor through brute trauma. The amphibian will be quick to become hostile if the aggressor is in the immediate area. This process may need to be repeated a few times, but once the Seymouria is knocked out, it will desire meat as would any other carnivore, however it may appreciate a filled canteen more.
Domesticated: Once domesticated, Seymouria can be ridden into the battlefield, or before a battlefield even exists... With their natural instinct to avoid their own traps, they naturally have also picked up on being careful around other traps as well like bear traps and narcotic traps. This makes for a perfect stealthy scout that can go beyond enemy lines.
Domesticated Seymouria also may be coerced into defecating their fecal mines on command, but this may require some artificial stimulation. If such an ability is honed properly though, the Seymouria may prove to be wonderful for defense of your own base of operations.
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