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Just like with Gojirasaurus, Jobaria, and Elaphrosaurus, Cearadactylus was one of the many creatures that I made concepts of a couple years ago. It specializes in aquatic and aerial movement and combat however it lacks health. But it is capable of storing water in its body for long periods of time to shoot out of its mouth and shut down electronic devices such as generators. However it cannot shut down tek items especially considering how many creatures get that ability nowadays. I hope you enjoy this creature but for now I'm done submitting creatures during this creature vote. Enjoy! Cearadactylus Diet: Fish and meat Rider Weaponry: No Wild Cearadactylus has adapted extremely well to a role of piscivore on the Arks. They are able to dive from high above the clouds straight down into the deepest depths of the sea without being harmed! In fact I’ve even seen Cearadactylus land on the surface of the water! Which is incredible considering their size, especially their glorious wings. They seem to behave similarly to vultures in that they will only attack you in certain circumstances. Vultures don’t attack you unless you attack them, but when near a corpse they attack you on sight. Whereas Cearadactyluses won’t attack you unless you attack them, but when flying over water, swimming underwater, or floating on top of water they will attack you with extreme aggression. They have sharp teeth that are built for grabbing fish and marine reptiles. Cearadactylus can create air bubbles for themselves and potential allies to breathe for easier underwater travel. They are even able to store water in their throats and launch blasts of water to defend themselves! Domestication I’ve seen survivors domesticate Cearadactylus by waiting until they stop to rest inland to feed them their favorite food, fish! Once fed with fish from your pocket they’ll want you to prove that you can fish. You have to use a fishing rod or other methods that don’t involve the use of creatures to catch fish and drag the corpse up to the Cearadactylus. After that you must continue to do the same thing over and over again. Each time you do this you must bring the Cearadactylus an even bigger fish or marine reptile. You must keep going until you kill a Megalodon and bring its corpse back to the Cearadactylus. And if you are able to successfully kill a Megalodon without the use of tamed or wild creatures, allied survivors or enemy survivors, and without dying then this seafaring pterosaur will be your friend forever. When tamed they make excellent underwater taming/exploration creatures due to their ability to create air bubbles for allies to breathe from. Not to mention their ability to launch blasts of water from a distance being very useful when battling enemy tribes because the water can deactivate turrets and other electronics. Which basically means that if the enemy doesn’t protect their generator well, the entire base can be shut down allowing you to waltz right into their base! If you aren’t the raiding type then a Cearadactylus could still be useful because their water blasts can soak wild creatures. For example, Magmasaurus would take a heavy hit from this move due to their weakness to water. Not to mention the fact that the water could potentially weigh down a creature causing it to move slower or even drench wild aggressive flying creatures such as Argentavis. The water would get into their wings weighing them down too much to fly. All of these things combined make having a Cearadacylus very important for survivors that enjoy raiding and survivors that just want to explore. Controls Left click: Bite: 125 base damage Right click: Grab: no damage, picks up creatures that an Argy can pick up in its beak Right click (hold): Pick up: no damage, picks up creatures that an Argy can pick up in its claws C - Water blast: 100 base damage, only usable with water stored, deactivates machines (anything that requires power from a generator), can’t deactivate tek machines, inflicts the “Soaked” debuff when used on wild creatures/enemy players or creatures for 10 sec, when used on allies this move does no damage and instead removes any kind of fire from an ally (such as the enflamed debuff) and applies the “Water Shield” buff for 10 sec after the fire is put out C (hold): Drink: fills up water meter by 50 per drink, when trying to drink while either not near water or while water meter is full a message will show up on the screen saying “Can’t Drink Right Now” X - Claw swipe: 55 base damage per hit, hits twice, gathers fiber and extra prime fish meat Control: Wing flap: 60 base damage per hit, hits twice, high knockback, harvests wood, thatch, fiber, and berries (harvests more wood than thatch and more berries than fiber) O - Roar: For Aesthetics Extra Info The “Soaked” debuff that Cearadactylus can inflict disables sprinting, jumping, flying, gliding, and climbing. The debuff also makes it harder for the victim or victims to be set aflame (meaning that if you attempt to set an enemy aflame with a Fire Wyvern while they have this debuff it will take 2 successful fire breaths to actually inflict the enflamed debuff instead of just 1 breath). The “Water Shield” buff that Cearadactylus can apply makes allies immune to fire damage (including fire debuffs such as enflamed) and grants allies 50 hypothermic insulation. This buff also removes all fire based debuffs from allies and makes them immune to jellyfish stings, squid ink, and scalding. Cearadactylus would have a dive bomb just like a griffin but would also be able to dive into the water or swim on the surface almost like a Rhyniognatha or a Bloodstalker.