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lol I don't think I've waited this long to have question answered in a long time. I think it's a good thing though that we've gone roughly a month without a digest. It means that they are royally working their tales off.

Don't let that hold you back MissMimi, these contests are judged on a wide variety of criteria. Builds that don't use mods but are extremely well done are considered even more challenging than a similar one done with them. Besides, the point is to have fun and show off creativity... so go for it! There were many excellent entries this time around, and the Survival Plus spotlight in particular caught my interest when he mentioned new detailed and individualized creature behaviors. Thanks again for hosting the contest and undertaking what must have been a particularly challenging judging process this time around.

Congratulations to everyone on their excellent work! The community crunch always makes my day

Thanks a lot for the runner up placement, you guys! We're very happy to be featured. You can expect more submissions from us

@DirectorGunner Good reply, I showed this chain of replies to my friend Lisa. On ARK I named my sabertooth after her, and told her she was apparently one of my Arkémons. Wisely she kept her mouth shut, haha

I'll say *wink *wink that I made this just for you then http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=740998563

I like that line of thought. Besides, strange people are the best kind of people.

It's an old world vulture from the Gyps genius aka Griffon Vultures (they are big and ancient, now extinct), Gyps melitensis or Gyps bochenskii . Or possibly a Sarcogyps calvus or Torgos tracheliotos. Field papers: http://www.acta-zoologica-bulgarica.eu/downloads/acta-zoologica-bulgarica/2010/62-2-211-242.pdf

My childhood did not prepare me for this.

I don't think it's a butterfly. look at the size of the wings they're quite small and have the wing shell. also hiw would it fly the wings are so small it could only fly when the liquid sacks (yes I know what an original name) are empty. Also I reckon this is another hint at a desert biome, after all one has water in its liquid sack, so if it spawns in the desert biome it would be a water source. I think that the one that produces oil actually produces an oil like secretion that it uses for sustanence. It shares this sustanence with the blue/green one that produces water and it shares its water with the red one. Considering this sharing of sustance you probably find them in mate pairs on a regular basis and that they can't survive long without a mate. It is very obvious that its gender difference is told by its colour and what it produces. Considering Males supposedly has brighter colours and are typically vibrant I would say blue/green is the male and the red is female. Like @Shadlos said you really hit the nail on the head and gave a great analysis of the subject. But now for the big question: what is it called? What shall we dub it until we know the real name?

And yet the Titanoboa can't be tamed yet.

mothra?