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...................................................................................... Quick start Omnivorous dinosaur right between Rex and theri basically a duck headed thick theri with stationary attacks and one item focused gathering ....................................................................................... {appearance} In appearance Deinocheirus is similar to a therizinosaurus but it is much larger with its vertebra almost forming a spine on its back and with a weight measuring up to 6.4 metric tons. It has violent coloured skin with blue patches on its head but most of its body is covered in feathers with darker colours on its back and tail but brighter colours in its stomach. it has really long and strong arms with a nice set of claws which compensates its weak ducklike beak. it'll have longer feathers at its tail and arms almost wing like {saddle} I imagine it to have a saddle with some blades attached to its claws just to give it even a more horrific look. {Wild} It is an omnivorous creature but not the one to mess around with. Naturally they wander around grazing the vegetation but they are willing to accept an easy meal when it walks up to them. So keep your distance. They are not going to attack any big bodyed creatures naturally but they are willing to protect themselves and the other Deinocheiruses. (much like trikes and stegos do) {domesticated} This dino will fit well in your collection. It being an omnivore means it can eat both meat and berries, vegetables and also can take veggie cakes. It can sprint pretty fast but burns trough stamina pretty fast. It has an attack while sprinting similar to the deinonychus where it moves its hands in a griping pulling way. that attack would be slow and it has a 1/4 chance to apply a reaper spit like effect (except it'll be red) called "Painful scars" it'll slow down the effected enemy and thats where its standing attack comes in when it starts to jump left and right while swiping with its hands. this attack will keep applying the effect and builds up a rage meter that speeds up its attackspeed like tek claws and also burns through stamina so it cant just stun and run after you that easily.On the omnivore side the regular harvester attack where it leans close to the ground and moves its beak fast searching for food like modern ducks do. While doing this attack it searches for the specific item type you have set it to and only harvest that. This can make farming tintoberryes for medbrews easyer for example. {Taming} It'll be a passive tame, but not the kind of one that you would think much like an aggressive passive tame. Where u have to damage its limbs to get it on the floor and feed it with prime fish meet being its favourite, And wait until its recovering. {Note} I didn't wanted to go too crazy with this idea but i'm interested to see what do you think about my suggestion, sorry if i annoyed you with all of this like this like that but its much easier for me to explain what i think it will be. If u want to see my suggestion in game please vote for it to change the game together.

Wild (from the notes of Helena Walker): So far I have seen many unseen creatures, starting with creatures that I knew earlier as a pile of bones, ending with fantastic dragons. However, this creature can't be compared to anything I've seen before. In the ark database, this creature is called a peregocetus and it's not even clear what it looks like. Peregocetus looks like a mixture of otter and seal. This creature lives in flocks on reef coasts. You can hear them right away, because the mixture of their cries reminded me of the vocalization of Brazilian otters and foxes. The diet of the peregocetus consists of fish, mainly megalodons fall under their distribution, although they do not disdain coelacanths, salmon and piranhas. There have also been reported cases of attacks on pelagornis, kairuku and even ichthyornis, if they fly low enough over the water. Apparently, these mammals do not tolerate competition in their category and therefore immediately destroy all seabirds. Despite all this, they treat the survivors well enough, as long as they don't provoke them. Home : Some tribes tamed flocks of such creatures and were very surprised by the result. Firstly, the peregocetus has well-developed infrared vision under water and it can make a U-turn under water, similar to a tropeognath, which gives a head start in water battles. Secondly, like ichthyornis, he collects first-class meat where others do not collect. Thirdly, it is ideal for the extraction of resources, or to be more precise: straw, organic polymer, tree sap, sand, charcoal and sulfur. Also, when he hits a stone with his tail, he collects cement paste from it, but does not collect the rest of the resources from various ores. And fourthly, his screams are so loud and strong that they can scare even yutirannus. In terms of combat, this creature can also stand up for itself. If you attack a pack of tamed peregocetus on a tyrannosaurus, then you will win, because their bites cause bleeding, which destroys the enemy's health reserves in a matter of seconds. Taming : Any peregocetus is tamed passively. However, to tame you will need to create your favorite shark soup, which is easily created in a pot or in an industrial oven. (Recipe : 1 alpha megalodon fin, 3 lemons, 5 rare mushrooms, 10 fried meats). We look for the right individual, put the soup in the zero slot, tame and enjoy. Breeding : Peregocetus is a viviparous mammal that does not have an oxygen scale, so you can mate them everywhere, the main thing is to monitor the value of food!!! Functions by buttons. Left click - Bite (causes bleeding). Right click - Tail strike (stun and collect resources). Space - Jump (can jump out of the water). The "C" button is Infrared vision. The "O" button is a sun reversal (works only in water). Left ctrl - Scream. Notes to possible questions. 1 - "Shark soup has some value besides food for domestication"? Yes, it can be fed to creatures and this soup increases the regeneration of health by 30% (approximately like basilosaurus). 2 - "How exactly is the bleeding distributed?" - The same as in allosaurs, i.e. the wound is suspended by the individual with the highest level. 3 - "How much will he stun with a tail attack?" - The attack will be balanced. Let's just say it's bigger than a thorny dragon and smaller than a basilisk. 4 - "Will the roar affect Giganotosaurus and Titanosaurus?" - no. His cry scares away everyone except giganotosaurs, titanosaurs, all alpha creatures, titans and reapers. Please support this creature (if you liked it) and ask questions if you still have any.

Timurlengia is a small tyrannosaurid about the size of deinonychus, 10 ft long. it was feathery like the yutyrannus, in ark fjordur it would be slower but tankier than the raptor with higher torpor it would probably not spawn in packs it would be rideable (preferably right off the bat) and a rider would be able to use weaponry. some cool ideas are if it could disarm enemy players in pvp or break their weapons, if it could pull a chariot or carriage or something like that(maybe that someone could build on), if its feathers warmed the person that tamed it when they were right next to it or riding it in the cold(fjordur is really cold), and if there was danger nearby, the Timurlengia could warn the survivor that tamed it(referencing the creatures great sense of sight hearing and smell). maybe the survivor could tame the Timurlengia normally or with its egg but i think it would be more interesting if it had a unique taming process like having to heat it up or helping it kill things or something. PS i added Timurlengia in the previous vote and it got like two votes so i hope it gets more this time. Here is a Timurlengia picture I got of the internet if it isn't satisfactory google "Timurlengia".

After noticing that the lamprey really doesn't have that many uses in Ark and is found on specific maps such as Abberation. My team and I wanted to suggest a more complex, tamable (without fishing baskets), rideable version of jawless fish that would live in the oceans of the new, Nordic-based map coming to Ark Survival Evolved. As a new suggestion for an aquatic creature on Fjordur, my team and I have suggested Eptatretus arcaita (the Hagfish of the Ark). A subspecies of Hagfish that has adapted to the freezing ocean floor of Fjordur, and feeds on anything large enough to fit in its mouth. 14 Fun Facts About Hagfish | Science ... smithsonianmag.com Common Name: Eptatretus Species: Eptatretus arcaita Time: Carboniferous to Holocene Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Opportunistic Tameable: Yes Rideable: Yes Breedable: Yes Torpidity Immune: Yes Taming Method: Passive Preferred Kibble: Regular Kibble Preferred Food: Raw Prime Fish Meat Equipment: N/A Rider Weaponry: No Humans Can Carry: No Found scurrying through the depths of the Fjordur oceans, Eptatretus arcaita is a subspecies of Eptatretus (genus) Hagfish that has flourished from the Carboniferous Period to the present day Holocene. Feeding off of the remains of dead organisms, these hagfish have grown to tremendous sizes to compete against other carnivorous species found in the darkest depths of the bottom of the ocean. Hagfish are jawless fish that flourished on our planet for more than 500 million years, and are living fossils. These "fish"-like vertebrates are primarily known for their unique appearance and methods of self-defence, such as their use of slime. Hagfish use a protein solution known as "mucin" that they release in the form of a slime-like mixture, to clog up the gills of opposing fish. However, Eptatretus arcaita has evolved a secondary use of this slime, as an ability in snaring prey. Food and nutrients is one of the most important concepts for survival in the depths, so as an alternative to searching for rotting flesh. Eptatretus arcaita will create net-like structures from their slime, as a way of catching smaller fish, trilobites and aquatic mollusks such as cephalopods. Since hagfish are members of Agnatha (jawless fish), in order to bite down on prey. Hagfish have two sets of teeth-like structures made of keratin that allow them to bite chunks of flesh out of decaying animal remains. Primarily scavengers, Eptatretus uses this adaptation to bite through the carcasses and corpses of large aquatic beasts such as basilosaurus, leedsichthys and megalodon that end up rotting on the ocean floor. Going head first into the carcass, hagfish burrow into the rotting flesh and will eat the remains from inside out. This species would be a new horror to look out for, when traversing the deep, freezing seas of Fjordur. https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20993-zoologger-slime-killer-hagfish-feasts-in-rotten-flesh/ Abilities: These are our suggestions for Eptatretus. When Ridden, Eptatretus can shoot slime projectiles at enemies, this can both deal damage and stun opponents. If attacked or harmed, the ooze-like protein solution that covers the Eptatretus's skin can be released into the surrounding water. This can stun and deal lethal amounts of damage to enemy players and tames, primarily fish (this includes Electrophorus, Dunkleosteus, Megalodon, Manta, Lamprey, Piranha, Coelacanth and Sabertooth Salmon). (Connected to the previous ability) Fish mounts can suffer a debuff known as "Mucined!". This debuff suffocates the health of both the player (if not wearing SCUBA gear) and nearby fish tames for 25 seconds. This debuff also slows the movement of the organism within that period of time (20 seconds). Hagfish don't have stomachs, this is a personal boost that lowers the amount of food that the Eptatretus needs to digest. Eptatretus can't be tranquillised and is torpor immune. Hagfish also don't have mouths, so when attacking prey. The Eptatretus will lash out and latch onto prey and use its keratinised teeth to bite through the hard skin of fish and arthropods such as trilobites. A secondary ability that Eptatretus arcaita can apply to itself, is known as "Coiled". This ability results in the Eptatretus curling into a makeshift ball (with the survivor intact) and reducing the amount of damage that opponents inflict on the hagfish and the rider. This increasing defence for 20-40 seconds (depending on the level ( Under level 75 = 20s, but over level 75 is 40s). Hagfish slime is incredibly endurant and is even considered bulletproof. This slime can be collected by the player and used to slime up and coat walls and foundations, this improving the strength and structure of buildings (for a limit of 30 minutes), and even lowering damage dealt by firearms. This also applies to the use of firearms in aquatic environments. The nets that Eptatretus produces can be used as a bulletproof shield (for a few seconds) that can block harpoon bolts and lower the amount of damage dealt by firearms. Eptatretus's kerationised teeth are designed for tearing into the flesh of rotting corpses. This also means that if in combat, these teeth can be used to cause a bleed affect (25% chance when in melee combat against aquatic tames, but a 50% chance when attacking an opposing survivor). The slime can be obtained by the player, from the Eptatretus's inventory (similar to harvesting oil from a basilosaurus). The slime can be set on fire, used in improving the defence of structures and in decreasing the damage dealt by firearms. Weaknesses In order to balance the abilities found in Eptatretus, we suggested a few disadvantages and weaknesses to not make this creature overpowered and unliked by the community, but also as way of suggesting methods of counteracting players who use this creature on PVP servers. Eptatretus can suffocate if pushed or grabbed out of water. Despite it's design, Eptatretus can still be netted by chain bolas and net projectiles if on land, and by fishing nets (Genesis Part 1). Eptatretus can't be tranquillised or starved to death, so the only other method of eliminating the hagfish, would be in using melee weapons (or using tames) such as swords and pikes when dealing with Eptatretus, as the slime can be cut through of, when using metal tools. Eptatretus is weak against marine and semi-aquatic reptiles (Sarcosuchus, Kaprosuchus, Spinosaurus, Plesiosaurus, Mosasaurus, Carbonemys and Ichtyhosaurus), mammals (Basilosaurus and Otters), and mollusks (Tusoteuthis). Eptatretus can only lash out and suction onto aquatic tames, but since it is a jawless fish. The only other form of damage that the hagfish can deal, is through using its kerationised teeth to cause the opponent to bleed to death. Even if the slime can cause players to get stunned and the hagfish can cause a 50% bleed affect, the biggest weakness towards the Eptatretu's performance against opposing tribes and survivors, is in SCUBA gear. SCUBA (and Tek) gear prevents the player from suffocating from the slime, and can give a small increase in protection towards the melee damage input from a Eptatretus. Location Flourishing in the depths of Fjordur, Eptatretus arcaita can be found in the ocean between Vardiliand, Blobjord and Vannaland, and along the coasts of Balheimr https://ark.fandom.com/wiki/Mod:Fjordur The ocean between the four major land masses of Fjordur, is where Eptatretus can be found. Eptatretus can also be found along the warm coasts of the bottom right island of Balheimr, and flourish in the harsh conditions around the volcanic region. These are my team's suggestions, so all credit and reference goes to them. Comment and suggest below. Thanks. - MonstersHunters

Borealopelta: Remember Ankylosaurus That rock grinding animal I think it is time for a Varient Its a famous dinosaur that was mummified in Alberta Introducing Borealopelta Mark Mitchelli Borealopelta would Introduce a New Feature Called Side Spikes a Better weapon Advantage Glyptodon: Remember Doedicurus That Armadillo Doedicurus Is Lacking A varient Why Not Glyptodont there are clubbless dinosaurs Now Its up to both the comment section and Wild card to figure this out