IkekawaFallake

Thanks! I love dinocaridid,but There is not in the ARK. So I want it to be implemented.

Aegirocassis is the biggest dinocaridid. They were swimming in the Ordovician sea, and filtering and eating plankton. I submit them as new creatures of The Center. abilities: Can stab the front and attack the back Water breath to medium distance Head has armor Immunity to the poison of Cnidaria Reduce the rider's oxygen consumption Produce the organic polymer (filter from seawater) Get ammonite bile safely from live ammonite You can passive-tame aegirocassis. They prefer ammonite bile the most, and others in the order of angler gel, leech blood, and meat. They eat the same foods after taming. Dossier Name: Aegirocassis Species: Aegirocassis cthuluhutridens Time: Early Ordovician Diet: Filter feeder, sometimes Carnivorous temperament: Passive Wild There is no stranger than Aegirocassis in this sea. Despite their huge body, they can't say that they like meat and fish, and they gather plankton and detritus with the thorns of their arms and eat it. This quiet giant has a developed shell on the head, and uses its pointed tip when taking animal matter or protecting itself from external enemies. They quickly stick out them head and Charge. Although swimming is not very fast, predators who are afraid of being skewered in this way hesitate to hunt Aegirocassis. In addition, one fisherman said aegirocassis can spit out the water flow to beat back an attacking dunkleosteus. Domesticate Aegirocassis can be domesticated with scrap meat and fish fillets, but apparently they prefer softer and easier to eat, such as ammonite body fluids and leech blood. I don't recommend knocking out because they don't like being suppressed. However, if you get their loyalty, the hard and sharp shell like a knight's armor and weapon and the ability to spit out the water flow will strengthen both your offense and defense, and if you skillfully handle the gills on your back, you can extend the time to drown. But…aegirocassis is good at filtering polymer components from the sea. Are you ready to process it ? wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aegirocassis