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Elasmotherium is an extinct genus of large rhinoceros endemic to Eurasia during Late Miocene through to the Late Pleistocene, with the youngest reliable dates around 39,000 years ago. It was the last surviving member of Elasmotheriinae, a distinctive group of rhinoceroses separate from the group that contains living rhinoceros (Rhinocerotinae). The two groups are estimated to have split at least 35 million years ago according to fossils and molecular evidence. Five species are recognised. The genus first appeared in the Late Miocene in China, likely having evolved from Sinotherium, before spreading to the Pontic–Caspian steppe, the Caucasus and Central Asia. The best known, E. sibiricum, sometimes called the Siberian unicorn, was the size of a mammoth and is often conjectured to have born a single very large horn. However, no horn has ever been found, and other authors have conjectured that the horn was likely much smaller. Like all rhinoceroses, elasmotheres were herbivorous. Unlike any other rhinos and any other ungulates aside from some notoungulates, its high-crowned molars were ever-growing, and it was likely adapted for a grazing diet. Its legs were longer than those of other rhinos and were adapted for galloping, giving it a horse-like gait. In the game, it is twice the size of the Woolly Rhino, lives alone in the wasteland, and is extremely ferocious and has a very defensive personality, like the Therizinosaurus, it becomes hostile just by getting close to it. Masu. Especially when carnivores are nearby, they will now be given a buff called "Carnivore Killer", which will cause them to fight back when attacked. However, this rhino is good at lunging and impaling attacks using its horns, which are extremely effective against carnivores. This "carnivorous killer" effect is exerted not only on carnivores but also on contaminated creatures and Titans. The more you run, the faster your attack speed and attack power will increase, allowing you to stun and knock back your opponent. In addition, skewering attacks using horns are extremely effective against large carnivores such as Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus, and when skewered with horns, the stamina and defense of the skewered creature are greatly reduced. May inflict debuffs on Weakness, Bleeding, and Fractures. This attack can last until the opponent dies, and the skewered creature is unable to fight back. By the way, there is a low chance that when you defeat it, it will drop an "Elasmotherium Horn", which can be used as a substitute for the Woolly Rhino Horn. How to tame To tame this gigantic rhinoceros, you will need Ghillie equipment.If you don't have Ghillie equipment, you will definitely be hostile and will not be able to tame it, so be sure to wear Ghillie equipment. Passive taming is mainly done by hand-handed taming, but the bait used for taming is beer, and by hand-drinking beer, the taming gauge increases, but when the taming gauge rises to 50%, it becomes intoxicated or stops attacking. It will almost be in a temporary taming state. Please note that if you are attacked by yourself or another creature and become hostile while the taming gauge reaches 50%, the taming gauge will drop immediately and be reset, so please be careful. Then, when you are in a temporary tamed state, ride on a horse and hold down either the left or right key that appears on the screen in the same way as Andrewsarchus, and the taming gauge will rise. Unlike flat ground, walls and water can raise the taming gauge as it is, and the taming is completed when it reaches 100%. However, if you press the wrong key by mistake, you will be forced to ride a horse, and you will be made to be hostile. Also, there is a time limit of 30 minutes, and if you exceed this time, you will wake up, be forcibly removed from riding, and become hostile, so please be careful about that. After taming With a special saddle, you can ride a horse, and like in the wild, you can use a horned skewering attack that inflicts debuffs on your opponent, such as greatly reducing stamina, lowering defense power, bleeding, and breaking bones.The more you run, the faster your speed and attack power will be. increases, allowing you to use a charge that stuns and knocks back your opponent, and if there is a wild carnivore or tamed carnivore nearby, you will receive the "Carnivore Killer" buff. However, there is a TEK saddle, which has a sword-like device attached to its horns to electrocute opponents, and a Tek Phase Pistol on each hip, which can be used for attacks, recovery, etc. It also has pollution resistance, heat resistance, and cold resistance, and its physical strength and weight are set to be extremely high, making it excellent as both a tanker and a cargo transporter. If you have any other good ideas, let us know in the comments.

Brontornis is an extinct genus of giant bird that inhabited Argentina during the Early to Middle Miocene. Its taxonomic position is highly controversial, with authors alternatively considering it to be a cariamiform, typically a phorusrhacid (terror bird) or an anserimorph. The first fossils of Brontornis burmeisteri were described by paleontologists Francisco Moreno and Alcides Mercerart in 1891, the fossils being a left femur, tibiotarsus, fibula, and tarsometatarsus all from the same individual found in the Lower-Middle Miocene strata of the Santa Cruz Formation in Santa Cruz Province, Argentina. In the same paper, two distal tibiotarsi from the same area were referred to Brontornis as well. Unknowingly, Moreno & Mercerat also named a species now seen as synonymous with Brontornis burmeisteri, Rostrornis floweri, that includes: various bill and skull fragments, seven vertebrae and fragments, femoral head, lower part of left femur, ectocondyle of right tibiotarsus. Some pedal phalanges and a trochleae of tarsometatarsus were also referred to the type, but they haven't been described in detail. These fossils were found in the lower Miocene Monte León Formation, one of the two formations the taxon is definitively known from. Some additional fossils, including a quadrate, were referred to Brontornis by Moreno & Mercerart in 1891, but these were dubiously referred. Mercerat named another taxon synonymized with Brontornis, Stephanornis princeps, in 1893, though the fossil is now lost so this assessment is unverifiable. Moreno's rival, Florentino Ameghino, also found fossils of Brontornis which he named Brontornis platyonyx in 1895 based on four pedal phalanges found at Monte Leon. The species has been synonymized with Brontornis. Ameghino also named Liornis floweri based on a distal tibiotarsus, distal tarsometatarsus, and two pedal phalanges of a juvenile that was synonymized with Brontornis in 1967. Liornis minor was also synonymized in 1967, but it has since been synonymized with Phorusrhacos. Callornis giganteus, another Ameghino taxon, may also be a synonym of Brontornis or a distinct close relative. Recently, the affinities of some Brontornis specimens has come into question due to the uncertain and debated phylogenetic position of the genus and its synonyms. In the game, they are three times the size of Terror Birds, and usually move in groups of three. They are belligerent and tend to aggressively attack surrounding creatures (including the player), especially large creatures such as Tyrannosaurus, Brontosaurus, and Spinosaurus. Moreover, the same applies to super large creatures such as Giganotosaurus. This is because this bird has a powerful beak that can cause "massive bleeding" and "major fractures", instantly killing players, medium-sized creatures such as raptors, and small creatures such as dodos. It is the power to do. They can attack even contaminated creatures regardless and easily kill them. Additionally, the bite attack with its beak has the effect of paralyzing large and colossal creatures, allowing them to be defeated while they are unable to move due to paralysis. Moreover, it can restrain players, small creatures, and medium-sized creatures with its beak, and can deal continuous damage. Tame This bird generates a nest at a specific location, and inside the nest is the bird's fertilized eggs. The player simply obtains the fertilized eggs, hatches them, and raises them into adults, but Brontornis and others are always watching over the nest, and the moment they try to approach the nest or steal the fertilized eggs, they will all be attacked. They will attack you all at once, so you have no choice but to escape with flying creatures such as Pteranodon or defeat them all on the spot. After taming It can be ridden without a saddle, and like in the wild, it can attack with its beak that causes "massive bleeding" and "major fractures," and can paralyze large and colossal creatures. And with its beak, it can bind players, small creatures, and medium-sized creatures, allowing them to carry them around or continue to do damage. Eating corpses also gives you a buff that makes you 5x faster, just like in the wild. However, by attaching a saddle, it will be even more powerful. This is because the saddle has a function that enables gliding, and the beak is protected with metal when the saddle is present. Its metal-protected beak allows it to collect various materials, and its attacks deal five times more damage than normal. Also, like the TEK equipment on the legs, you will be able to run faster and faster, and in some cases you will be able to warp and move. If you have any other good ideas, please let us know in the comments.

Danielsraptor (meaning "Michael Daniels's thief") is an extinct genus of masillaraptorid bird from the Early Eocene (Ypresian) Walton Member of the London Clay Formation in Essex, United Kingdom. The genus contains a single species, D. phorusrhacoides, known from a partial skeleton. The Danielsraptor fossil material was discovered in layers of the London Clay Formation (Walton Member), dated to the early Ypresian. This formation is located near Walton-on-the-Naze in Essex, England. The holotype, NMS.Z.2021.40.12, was collected in 1991 by Michael Daniels (who the taxon is named after). This specimen consists of a partial skeleton including the skull, vertebrae, fragmentary wing bones, elements of the pectoral girdle, pelvis, the majority of the legs, and various bone fragments still partially enclosed in matrix. An additional referred specimen, NMS.Z.2021.40.13, was found by Daniels in 1986. This specimen includes a partial sternum, right coracoid, scapula, furcula, and pygostyle. In 2022, Gerald Mayr and Andrew C. Kitchener described Danielsraptor phorusrhacoides, a new genus and species of masillaraptorid, based on these fossil remains. The generic name, "Danielsraptor", honours Michael Daniels, who collected and studied bird fossils from the type locality. This is combined with the Latin "raptor", meaning "thief", in reference to a vernacular term for birds of prey. The specific name, "phorusrhacoides", references the extinct "terror bird" clade Phorusrhacidae, whose members had a similar bill shape. The describing authors concluded that Danielsraptor had a body shape very similar to the middle Eocene Masillaraptor of Germany. It had long legs, which may indicate that it had a terrestrial lifestyle, foraging on the ground similar to modern caracaras. It had a large pygostyle, indicating that it would have likely had long tail feathers. This, in addition to its long ulna, suggests that it was capable of well-developed flight. Its beak was similar to those of extinct phorusrhacids and extant caracaras. In the game, they mainly inhabit wastelands, snowy mountain areas, and desert areas, and are twice the size of raptors. It is good at running quickly, just like a giant roadbill, and like a cassowary, it is good at attacking with its legs, but its attacks have the effect of breaking the bones of its opponents. It is also capable of long-distance flight, and is about the second fastest of Pteranodon. However, the only creatures with long legs that can be grabbed are small creatures and players. How to tame To tame this bird, simply put it into a coma and tame it. However, the only food he can feed is battle tartare steak, and that's all he eats. Therefore, you will need to prepare a large amount of Battle Tartare Steak to tame. After taming It can be ridden without a saddle, moves like an Equus, and flies like a Pteranodon. Attacks with the legs can also cause fractures, just like in the wild. But there is a saddle, and that saddle is a full TEK saddle, allowing you to do super fast dashes, barrel rolls, and warps. So that saddle makes it a perfect migratory bird. If you have any other good ideas, please let us know in the comments.

Percrocuta is an extinct genus of hyena-like feliform carnivores. It lived in Europe, Asia, and Africa, during the Miocene epoch. With a maximum length of 1.50 m (5 ft), Percrocuta was much bigger than its modern relatives, but is not smaller than a 1.8 meters length for female lion. Like the spotted hyena, Percrocuta had a robust skull and powerful jaws. Similar to Modern hyenids, its hind legs were shorter than the front legs, resulting in a characteristic sloping back. Percrocuta was introduced as a genus of Percrocutidae in 1938. Percrocuta's relation to the family Hyaenidae was debated until 1985, when Percrocuta, Dinocrocuta, Belbus, and Allohyaena were accepted as the four genera of Percrocutidae. More recent evidence, however, has shown that Belbus and Allohyaena at least, are not percrocutids. P. abessalomi is known only from a skull, two mandibles, and two teeth. These fossils were all collected from the Belomechetskaja, Georgia area and date from the sixth Mammal Neogene (MN) zone. This species is the best known of the family Percrocutidae P. miocenica is known from only a few mandibles, found in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Turkey. These fossils are also dated to MN 6. In the game, it is a neutral carnivore that acts alone, and attacks to counterattack when attacked, but perhaps because it is a hyena, the attacks of this creature can have a bone fracture effect on the opponent, and May trigger Mega Rabies at the same time. This is effective against other creatures as well as the player, especially against contaminated creatures, causing 5 times the normal amount of damage and 5 times the amount of broken bones, and causing Mega Rabies to suffer. How to tame He has an almost calm personality, so it's usually a passive tame by hand. However, the only bait used is Shadow Steak, and it will eat only that. Also, if the player accidentally attacks or is attacked by another creature, the taming gauge will be reset, so you need to be careful when taming. After that, feed the Shadow Steak, and when the taming gauge reaches 100%, the taming is complete. After taming You can ride a horse by attaching a saddle, but the saddle is equipped with various weapons, and you can use the following weapons. 1, jot machine It has a Jot plane, which is used to dash away from enemies or glide across distances. 2, assault rifle An assault rifle is mounted on its head, allowing it to carry out indiscriminate attacks even from a distance. 3, detector It is a device that allows you to understand what kind of creatures are around you, and from there you can learn about your enemies. 4, flame radiation He has flamethrowers on each of his hips, and can shoot flames from them. 5, environmental guard protection barrier A protective barrier is automatically applied to the mounted player to protect against environmental debuffs (e.g. heatstroke, freezing, etc.). If you have any other good ideas, let us know in the comments.

Brachiosaurus (/ˌbrækiəˈsɔːrəs/) is a genus of sauropod dinosaur that lived in North America during the Late Jurassic, about 154 to 150 million years ago. It was first described by American paleontologist Elmer S. Riggs in 1903 from fossils found in the Colorado River valley in western Colorado, United States. Riggs named the dinosaur Brachiosaurus altithorax; the generic name is Greek for "arm lizard", in reference to its proportionately long arms, and the specific name means "deep chest". Brachiosaurus is estimated to have been between 18 and 22 meters (59 and 72 ft) long; body mass estimates of the subadult holotype specimen range from 28.3 to 46.9 metric tons (31.2 and 51.7 short tons). It had a disproportionately long neck, small skull, and large overall size, all of which are typical for sauropods. Atypically, Brachiosaurus had longer forelimbs than hindlimbs, which resulted in a steeply inclined trunk, and a proportionally shorter tail. Brachiosaurus is the namesake genus of the family Brachiosauridae, which includes a handful of other similar sauropods. Most popular depictions of Brachiosaurus are in fact based on Giraffatitan, a genus of brachiosaurid dinosaur from the Tendaguru Formation of Tanzania. Giraffatitan was originally described by German paleontologist Werner Janensch in 1914 as a species of Brachiosaurus, B. brancai, but moved to its own genus in 2009. Three other species of Brachiosaurus have been named based on fossils found in Africa and Europe; two are no longer considered valid, and a third has become a separate genus, Lusotitan. The type specimen of B. altithorax is still the most complete specimen, and only a few other specimens are thought to belong to the genus, making it one of the rarer sauropods of the Morrison Formation. It is regarded as a high browser, possibly cropping or nipping vegetation as high as 9 meters (30 ft) off the ground. Unlike other sauropods, it was unsuited for rearing on its hindlimbs. It has been used as an example of a dinosaur that was most likely ectothermic because of its large size and the corresponding need for sufficient forage, but more recent research suggests it was warm-blooded. Among the most iconic and initially thought to be one of the largest dinosaurs, Brachiosaurus has appeared in popular culture, notably in the 1993 film Jurassic Park. In-game, it is three times the size of a Brontosaurus and half the size of a Titanosaurus. It usually has a gentle personality, but when attacked, it will roar with anger, grant a buff, and then become hostile. Roar of Fury is a buff that increases attack power, speed, and defense, and grants coma resistance, pollution resistance, cold resistance, and heat resistance. In this state, the main attacks are trampling attacks using the legs and mowing attacks using the tail. How to tame Brachiosaurus has a nest in a specific location, and the nest always contains a huge fertile egg. Once you get the fertilized eggs, all you have to do is hatch them and raise them to become adults. However, there are always Brachiosaurus watching near the nest, and the moment they take the fertilized eggs, they attack all at once. At that time, you will need to escape as fast as you can by riding on a flying creature such as a pteranodon. After taming You can ride a horse with a special saddle, and there are three types of saddles. The first is a regular saddle, the second is a platform for building a base, and the third is a TEK saddle. Just like in the wild, it is possible to use trampling attacks and mowing attacks, as well as buffs with ``Roar of Anger''. However, the platform saddle used to create the second base allows you to freely create a base. The TEK saddle has a beam on its head that consumes elements and can be used to attack from a distance, and on its back it can fire TEK missiles that consume elements and is best used on horseback. It will be covered with a barrier to prevent debuffs from being applied to players who are in it. This makes it very useful in the fight against contaminated creatures and the battle against the Titans. Especially when it comes to Titans, the TEK saddle is the best choice for fighting Titans, as they are twice as powerful as normal against their weak points. If you have any other good ideas, please let us know in the comments.

Cave bear, either of two extinct bear species, Ursus spelaeus and U. deningeri, notable for their habit of inhabiting caves, where their remains are frequently preserved. They are best known from late Pleistocene cave deposits (the Pleistocene Epoch lasted from about 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago), although they can be traced back to Late Pliocene times (the Pliocene Epoch spanned from about 5.3 million to about 2.6 million years ago). In European cave deposits the remains of more than 100,000 cave bears have been found. Cave bear remains have been found in England, Belgium, Germany, Russia, Spain, Italy, and Greece, and the animal may have reached North Africa. Several local varieties, or races, have been described; dwarf races are known from some regions. Stone Age peoples sometimes hunted the cave bear, but evidence of that hunting is very sporadic; it is highly unlikely that hunting by human beings caused its extinction. It appears likely that most cave bears died in the severe glacial winters during dormancy; the remains include a large proportion of very young or very old bears and many specimens showing unmistakable signs of illness or disease. One study suggests that the extinction of U. spelaeus may have been related to evolutionary changes in the skull, which resulted in enlarged sinuses that helped the bear survive dormancy at the expense of a thinner skull, which reduced the animal’s biting force and limited its diet to softer, low-value foods. Extinction of the cave bear seems to have been a gradual process that was complete between 28,000 and 27,000 years ago. The cave bear’s weight ranged from 400 to 1,000 kg (about 880 to 2,200 pounds), the largest cave bears being comparable in size to the Kodiak bears (U. arctos middendorffi) of Alaska and the polar bears (U. maritimus) of the Arctic. The head was very large and the jaws bore distinctive teeth, which suggests that the animal was largely vegetarian. In 2013 a mitochondrial DNA sequence of a cave bear was reconstructed by a group of scientists from a bone fragment discovered at Atapuerca’s Sima de los Huesos (“Pit of the Bones”) cave in Spain. The fragment was dated to more than 300,000 years ago, which made the genome among the oldest ever reconstructed outside of a permafrost environment. In the game, bears are highly territorial bears that mainly live in and around caves, and will attack any creature that approaches their territory, regardless of whether it's the player, a dodo, or a mammoth. They may also stand up and make a threatening roar as shown in the image below. Its roar has effects such as losing the will to fight and strengthening itself, but we will delve into that after taming. Also, on rare occasions, there are bears with their cubs. Children are friendly, but parents are extremely ferocious and dangerous to protect their children. Therefore, it is best not to approach the parent and child bears when not taming them. Taming To tame is to tame a child. However, parents are hostile and attack to protect their children, so it is necessary to defeat them. Because if you kidnap a child, they will chase you persistently. Then, after killing the parent, hand the honey to the child and complete the tame. After that, it is necessary for the player to raise it until it grows into Otona. After taming You can ride a bear without a saddle, but there is a saddle for riding the bear, and the saddle is unique in that the entire bear is covered with armor. A bear with an armored saddle can perform a lunge attack while running, which can destroy obstacles such as structures, giant rocks, and even metal structures. can do. This bear also has the following abilities: 1. Force of Nature: The Primal Roar empowers the cave bear, increasing its stamina and attack power for a short time. During this time, its skin becomes thicker, reducing damage taken from enemy attacks, and its claws become sharper, increasing the damage of its lunges and paw attacks. 2. Uncontrollable Fear: The cave bear's terrifying roar strikes fear into nearby enemies, causing them to be momentarily paralyzed with fear. This provides a tactical advantage for the bear and its allies, allowing them to attack stunned enemies or quickly move away from danger. 3. Protective Aura: The Primal Roar emits a protective aura around the cave bear, granting bonus resistance and health regeneration to nearby allies. This aura creates a sense of security and empowerment for the team, increasing their durability and allowing them to face challenges with more confidence. 4. Darkvision: When Primordial Roar is activated, the cave bear gains the ability to see in the dark with unearthly clarity. His eyes glow brightly, allowing him to see into the night, into the depths of the darkest caverns, as if it were broad daylight. This gives you a strategic advantage when exploring shadowy locations and surprising enemies that lurk in the shadows. 5. It can walk on all fours and two, and is fast on all fours, running as fast as a woolly rhinoceros. If you attack on all fours, you can get a lot of meat and berries. On the other hand, bipeds have a lot of stamina, but attack with powerful claws instead of increasing attack power and defense power. Biped walking gives you a lot of skins and fibers. By using these abilities properly, you will be able to play an active role in PVP, boss battles, and more! If you have any other good ideas, please let us know in the comments.

Stegodon is an extinct genus of proboscidean, related to elephants. It was originaly assigned to the family Elephantidae along with modern elephants but is now placed in the extinct family Stegodontidae. In the game, it has a huge fang on a body larger than a mammoth, and usually acts in groups of three. If you kill this elephant, there is a small chance that it will drop Stegodon Fang. This "stegodon fang" can be used as a weapon, acting as a long spear that inflicts the effect of breaking bones on the enemy. Also, by combining a shield with a Stegodon Fang, you can generate a Stegodon Shield, allowing you to attack while defending with a shield. However, stegodons themselves can also be attacked with their fangs, which also inflicts a fracture effect. Stegodon also gets a buff called "Carnivore Killer" when carnivores are nearby. Stegodons that act in packs have a herd buff, but Carnivorous Killer greatly enhances that buff, allowing 3 Stegodons to easily defeat a level 1 Giganotosaurus. In addition, bosses such as Titan are also targeted, and since the "carnivorous killer" buff is given, you can fight advantageously by bringing 3 or more Stegodons. They are normally neutral towards everyone, but when attacked by someone they become hostile and the whole group fights back. At this time, the leader individual with a high level shouts and orders the entire group to attack. Combining the herd buff with the "carnivorous killer" buff greatly strengthens it, and since it attacks with the whole herd, it is considered to be a very frightening and dangerous existence for carnivores such as Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus. Sho. Taming method Using the same taming method as Dinopithecus, only the leader individual can be tamed. Therefore, it is necessary to defeat Stegodon other than the leader, but in the first place, the herd's buff itself increases attack power, defense power, and speed by 70%, and when combined with "carnivorous killer", it is strengthened by 2 times. that. Therefore, it is very difficult to defeat. After defeating the leader and reducing the leader's HP to 75%, the attack will stop. You can tame it by hand after it stops attacking, but it will only eat Sweet Vegetable Cake, so you'll need more Sweet Vegetable Cake. When the taming gauge reaches 100% after reaching a certain number, the taming is complete. After taming You can ride with your own saddle. There is no herd buff when alone, but it is possible to activate "Carnivorous Beast Killer". However, if two or more animals form a herd, the herd buff will be applied to the entire herd, and the individual with the highest level will become the leader. Once leader, a stegodon can howl and order an entire herd to attack. Also, like the wild, it can perform bleeding effect attacks with its long fangs without any problem. Especially carnivorous animals including bosses will activate "carnivorous killer", which is very useful in boss battles. And as an ability that can be used after taming, by putting stones in the inventory, you can grab the stone with your nose and throw the stone to stun, and its power is enough to stun even Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus. . By the way, if it hits the player or other creatures, it will die instantly. You can then cut the weight of wood, straw, stone, flint and metal by up to 95% and transport materials in bulk. If you have any other good ideas, let us know in the comments.

Sierraceratops (meaning "Sierra horned face") is a genus of chasmosaurine ceratopsian from the Late Cretaceous Hall Lake Formation of New Mexico, United States. The genus contains a single species, Sierraceratops turneri, known from a partial skeleton discovered in 1997. In 1997, geologist Gregory H. Mack discovered fossils of a large horned dinosaur on the Armendaris ranch of Ted Turner, founder of CNN, near Truth or Consequences in Sierra County, New Mexico. They had been exposed on the surface by erosion. A team of the Natural History Museum of New Mexico subsequently uncovered more bones with the cooperation of the ranch manager, Tom Wadell. In 1998, the discovery was reported in the scientific literature and referred to Torosaurus latus. More fossils were collected in 2014, 2015, and 2016. They were first prepared by volunteers and later by Sebastian Dalman. In 2021, the type species Sierraceratops turneri was named and described by Sebastian G. Dalman, Spencer G. Lucas, Steven E. Jasinski, and Nicholas R. Longrich; the final article version was published in 2022. The generic name combines a reference to Sierra County with the Greek keras, "horn", and ops, "face", a common suffix in ceratopsian names. The specific name honours Turner. The holotype, NMMNH P-76870, was found in a layer of the Hall Lake Formation, dating from the Campanian-Maastrichtian, about seventy-two million years old. It consists of a partial skeleton with skull. It preserves a left premaxilla, a jugal bone with epijugal, a right postorbital horn core, a quadrate, a quadratojugal, the interparietal bar, a squamosal, a pterygoid, a rear left dentary, two neck vertebrae, two back vertebrae, sacral vertebrae, two ribs, a shoulder blade connected to a coracoid, an ulna, a hand claw and an ilium. About 16% of the skeleton has been preserved. It was disarticulated but the various elements were found in close association in a natural position. The fossils are part of the collection of the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science. Sierraceratops compared to other Hall Lake Formation fauna Sierraceratops was a medium-sized horned dinosaur. The skull was a little less than 2 metres (6.6 ft) long and the animal measured around 4.5 metres (15 ft) in length. Compared to other chasmosaurs, it has short but massive brow horns that are relatively short and robust and a long cheek horn on the jugal. The frill was relatively long and had large holes, the parietal fenestrae, separated by an oval-shaped midline bar. In the game, it is three times larger than the Triceratops, and is highly territorial, so it is extremely ferocious and attacks players, carnivorous dinosaurs, and contaminated creatures to the point that it immediately becomes hostile when approached, and it charges quickly to stun them. This dinosaur howls and grants itself a buff that grants attack power, defense power, speed increase, coma resistance, pollution resistance, heat resistance, and cold protection, and causes surrounding creatures to lose their fighting spirit and fear. , grants a debuff that reduces attack power, defense power, and speed. Taming method This dinosaur is too ferocious, so taming it is difficult. How you tame it is a very special kind of tame, almost like a bullfight. After all, this dino is purposely hostile and will chase after you with a rush to stun you. Players must mount other creatures and guide them to collide with rocks and other obstacles (other than trees) while escaping from the Sierraceratops. Sierra raceratops will then collide with an obstacle such as a rock (other than a tree) and will be temporarily stunned. As soon as you pass out, give Sierraceratops a drink of Energy Brew. The moment you drink it, the taming gauge will finally rise. Then, it will immediately get up and chase after you to attack the player again, so all you have to do is guide it to an obstacle such as a rock (other than trees), make it collide with it, and at the moment it faints. By repeatedly feeding Energy Brew to raise the taming gauge, you can finally tame the animal when the taming gauge reaches 100%. However, if Sierra raceratops are attacked by other creatures, if the player or the creature the player is riding is attacked by Sierra raceratops, or if the layer itself or the creature the player is riding is attacked by another creature, The taming gauge will go down, so be careful. After taming You can ride it with a special saddle, and like in the wild, you can charge and howl to stun yourself, giving you buffs that increase attack power, defense power, speed, coma resistance, pollution resistance, heat protection, and cold protection. It is now possible to apply debuffs to surrounding creatures that cause them to lose their will to fight, cause them to fear, and reduce their attack power, defense power, and speed, and the buffs are also applied to players on horseback. However, there is actually another saddle, and it is this saddle that shows its true potential. First, the horn is equipped with a gunblade, which can function as a melee sword with a bleeding effect, or as a pump-action shotgun for powerful long-range attacks. Next, it is full body armor, and the armor cuts damage by 95% from surrounding creatures, making it almost invincible. What's more, both of his hips are equipped with missiles, allowing him to attack by launching missiles. The best part is that it is equipped with a gatling on its head, allowing it to perform gatling attacks from its head. However, to make this saddle you need to use a regular saddle. If you have any other good ideas, let us know in the comments.

Listriodontinae was an extinct subfamily of even-toed ungulates that existed during the Miocene in Europe, Africa, and Asia. In-game, they are omnivorous boars about the size of a Daeodon, with males having a single unicorn-like horn and females having no horns. They have a neutral personality and always act in pairs, male and female, and will fight together if attacked by an enemy. However, if one dies, the other may wander around in search of a new partner (because the other has also lost its partner). When you meet a new partner, a pair is formed, but both partners must be male and female, and pairs with the same surname are not possible.If the other person already has a partner and a pair has been formed, , searches for individuals of the opposite sex who have given up and lost another partner. When attacked by an enemy, the female emits a "cry of love", granting the male a buff and the male charging the enemy with its horns. After performing a lunge attack, the male and female will normally fight together. However, a male lunge with its horns stuns the opponent, reduces attack, defense, speed, and fractures. As a result, the male and female are able to defeat the male and female together before the effect wears off. Also, the male's lunge is effective regardless of whether it is from a long distance or close range. Taming method It is completely impossible to tame unpartnered individuals, so we need to find a pair of partnered male and female individuals. Each tamed pair is handed one potato to prove they are not the enemy. After feeding the potato, it will be temporarily tamed and will follow the player, but there is a time limit of 30 minutes. How to tame within that 30 minute time limit? First of all, it is temporarily tamed, so you cannot ride it, but it will fight alongside you instead. However, you can only fight against contaminated creatures, and your taming gauge will not rise even if you fight uncontaminated creatures. Therefore, you need to fight and defeat the contaminated creatures together. Killing contaminated creatures fills the Taming Gauge. Also, if you are damaged, you can feed it potatoes to heal it. However, if you kill one or both of them, or accidentally attack them and turn them hostile, the taming gauge will be reset, so be careful. After that, you can fight together and fill up the taming gauge to 100%, then the taming will be completed. After taming It can be ridden without a saddle, but females can buff males with Cries of Love, and males can stun, attack, defend, and slow their opponents, and charge with a fracture effect. However, with a dedicated saddle, you can use additional abilities. It also differs between males and females. First, the female has no horns, so her head is equipped with a flashlight that allows her to see in the dark, such as in caves. Additionally, Cruise Missiles are equipped on both hips, and can be fired from there to automatically track and attack targets. The male, on the other hand, has horns, so the horns are equipped with swords, allowing him to additionally deal heavy bleeding attacks and cause large amounts of damage over time. In addition, Miniguns are equipped on both hips, allowing continuous firing attacks from them. If you have any other good ideas, please let us know in the comments.

Darwinius is a genus within the infraorder Adapiformes, a group of basal strepsirrhine primates from the middle Eocene epoch. Its only known species, Darwinius masillae, lived approximately 47 million years ago (Lutetian stage) based on dating of the fossil site. The only known fossil, called Ida, was discovered in 1983 at the Messel pit, a disused quarry near the village of Messel, about 35 km (22 mi) southeast of Frankfurt, Germany. The fossil, divided into a slab and partial counterslab after the amateur excavation and sold separately, was not reassembled until 2007. The fossil is of a juvenile female, approximately 58 cm (23 in) overall length, with the head and body length excluding the tail being about 24 cm (9.4 in). It is estimated that Ida died at about 80–85% of her projected adult body and limb length. The genus Darwinius was named in commemoration of the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Darwin, and the species name masillae honors Messel where the specimen was found. The creature appeared superficially similar to a modern lemur. The authors of the paper describing Darwinius classified it as a member of the primate family Notharctidae, subfamily Cercamoniinae, suggesting that it has the status of a significant transitional form (a "link") between the prosimian and simian ("anthropoid") primate lineages. Others have disagreed with this placement. Concerns have been raised about the claims made about the fossil's relative importance and the publicising of the fossil before adequate information was available for scrutiny by the academic community. Some of Norway's leading biologists, among them Nils Christian Stenseth, have called the fossil an "exaggerated hoax" and stated that its presentation and popular dissemination "fundamentally violate scientific principles and ethics." In the game, unlike the existing Mesopithecus, it has a unique face and appearance similar to a Golden snub-nosed monkey, and is slightly larger than the Mesopithecus. This monkey lives in a wide range of forests, caves, and snowy mountains, and is always alone. They are omnivorous and may eat both berries and meat, and sometimes scavenge the corpses of living creatures. Unlike Mesopithecus, they are curious about players and will observe them when they spot them. However, he didn't come here to be tamed, he intended to observe, and if attacked, he would be hostile without question. When hostile, they will perform a dung throwing attack that slows movement and reduces defense, or a scratching attack that causes blindness and bleeding with their powerful claws. And on rare occasions, they may steal weapons, tools, etc. from players. How to tame The way to tame them is not passively handing them over, nor taming them in a coma, but in a special way. As I said earlier, there are times when players steal weapons, tools, etc., and this is a major key to taming. What I mean by that is, you get them to steal your tools or weapons on purpose. When you steal a weapon or tool, a "monkey mark" will appear on Darwinius himself who stole it, and you will need to follow it and follow him. If Darwinius sits down tired, hand him the food he requests and ask him to return any stolen tools or weapons. If you exchange stolen items for requested food, your taming gauge will increase. After resting for a few minutes, he will steal the tool or weapon again and go somewhere, so you chase him, and when you catch up, give him the food he requested, then return the stolen weapon or tool, and so on. Repeat this until it reaches 100%, and the taming is complete. However, please note that if the player attacks Darwinius during taming and Darwinius becomes angry and becomes hostile or is attacked by other creatures, the taming gauge will be reset, so please be careful. After taming Since it is larger than Mesopithecus, it rides astride the player as shown in the image (*The image is of a chimpanzee, but it is just an image). ↑ *This is an image only. Darwinius riding on the player will help the player. For example, when a player is fighting in PVP, it is possible to attack by throwing feces, and if the feces are hit, it will reduce movement speed and defense power. At close range, it will use its powerful claws to attack the player with a clawing attack that causes poor visibility and bleeding. Furthermore, if you have a weapon or tool, if it is a gun type, it will automatically shoot when you are fighting, if it is a melee weapon such as a sword, it will be used for melee attacks. When it's running low, they'll let you eat and drink. In some cases, it may automatically replenish before some effect wears off, or it may automatically fix debuffs. It will also be useful for collecting later. What's more, all materials obtained through harvesting are 80% lighter, so you don't have to worry about weight. If you have any other good ideas, please let us know in the comments.

The Chatham raven is an extinct species of large raven native to the Chatham Islands (New Zealand). Another closely related raven occurred on the North Island and South Island of New Zealand, namely the New Zealand raven (C. antipodum). included in C. moriorum, but is considered a distinct species today. A reconstruction of the species is in the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, specimen MNZ S.036749. The Chatham raven was significantly larger than the New Zealand raven, and probably the world's fourth- or fifth-largest passerine. They had long, broad bills that were not as arched as those of some of the Hawaiian crows (C. hawaiiensis). Presumably , they were black all over like all their close relatives. There do not seem to be recorded oral traditions of this species – most of the Moriori people, after whom this species was named, were eventually killed or enslaved by Māori explorers, and little of Their natural history knowledge has been preserved. Thus, it cannot be completely ruled out that like some congeners they had partially white or gray plumage (see also Pied raven). Remains of Chatham ravens are most common in coastal sites on the Chatham Islands. On the coast, it may have frequented the seal and penguin colonies or fed in the intertidal zone, as does the Tasmanian forest raven (C. tasmanicus). have depended on fruit, like the New Caledonian crow (C. moneduloides), but it is difficult to understand why a fruit eater would have been most common in coastal forest and shrubland when fruit was distributed throughout the forest. In-game, he appears as a crow the same size as Fjordhawk. These crows move in groups of five, but since they are migratory birds, they constantly fly to move to different places with their groups. However, they are extremely vigilant, and if there are carnivorous dinosaurs or players nearby, they will cry loudly, and all of them will immediately fly away at once. However, when attacked, the whole group becomes hostile and attacks all at once. This crow can inflict a debuff that reduces defense and recovery when attacking an enemy. Also, if one member of the pack is killed, it will remember who killed it and will chase it down to get revenge. If it is a player, even if it dies and respawns, it will still remember the player and may attack that player to get revenge. Taming method Real-life crows are known to be the most intelligent birds, and since this crow is also highly intelligent, it is a unique taming method that uses that intelligence. However, all members of the herd are automatically tamed, so keep that in mind. Also, even if you tame only one, it is impossible to tame only one, and if you kill a companion, they will become hostile for revenge, so if you tame, it is recommended to tame the entire herd. To do. First, Ghillie equipment is required. Build a small hut a little further away from the group when you have Ghillie equipment, and set up a food storage in the hut. In addition, when building a hut, a window is essential, and it is necessary to install a window frame in one place. However, please do not install doors and door frames for entrance doors, as they will be recognized as entering by the player. Also, there is only one place to install the window frame. And don't forget to install the ceiling above to prevent it from coming in from above. After that, go outside and install the window frames and windows. In a nutshell, the order is to “install the base” and “all the walls except for the space used for the window frame”, and then “install the ceiling and finally install the window frame and window in the space used for the window frame”. After that, while watching from outside the hut, check if there are any enemies nearby. Then they notice the existence of the hut and fly to the hut together with the flock. After observing the hut, open the window, enter the hut from there, and obtain food from the food storage, which will greatly increase the taming gauge. And when it comes out of the hut, the player sneaks up and hands over the same food that was in the food storage to complete the tame. Also, if you are attacked by an enemy, notice the player's presence, or if the hut is destroyed, the taming gauge will be reset, so please be careful. After taming Since the entire herd is tamed, it is possible to attack the whole herd, and when attacking, it is possible to give the enemy a debuff that reduces defense and recovery, just like wild animals. Also, when it detects that there are enemies nearby, it will let out a loud cry to inform the player and the crows in the flock. In addition, because of its excellent intelligence, by handing tools such as axes, it will automatically collect items, and by instructions from the player, it can steal items from other creatures or other players, At the player's instruction, steal eggs (regardless of whether they are fertilized or unfertilized) from creatures that protect eggs such as wyverns, and watch them instead of the player like a surveillance camera. can do. By the way, the individual with the highest level becomes the leader, and only the leader can be placed on the player's shoulder. All members of the herd may follow along while the leader is on the player's shoulder. However, if the leader dies, the remaining members of the herd will automatically return to the wild, fly away from the spot, and disappear as they are, so it is necessary to prevent the leader from dying. . If you have any other good ideas, let us know in the comments.

Epigaulus is a genus of extinct herbivorous rodents in the Myragauridae family that lived from the Oligocene to the Pleistocene. The correct genus name is Ceratogaulus, and Epigaulus is a synonym. Just like the Honed Gopher, it had two large horns growing from its nose. Epigaurus is the smallest known horned mammal, the only horned rodent, and the only horned borer (other than the fossil armadillo Peltephilus). It is also a mammal (which burrows underground). They were native to what is today known as the Great Plains of North America. Speculation about the role of the horns abounds, including burrowing (disproved by the location and orientation of the horns), sexual display, and fighting/predator protection. Since the horns were not sexually dimorphic, their defensive role is likely. In-game, they are friendly nocturnal creatures that like Purlovia are good at digging, burrowing into the ground during the day in the same manner as Purlovia, and emerging at night to feed. I wander in search. They are timid and will immediately burrow into the ground to hide when they see the player or a creature larger than themselves. Therefore, unless something happens, basically no one can kill them. By the way, unlike Purlovia, it looks like an image, so I think you can understand it at a glance. How to tame Ghillie equipment is essential as it is timid and will run away if you just look at it. Then, with Ghillie equipped, find the depression in the ground where Epigaulus is hiding and place some honey near it. After that, hide in a place a little far away and wait for it to come out. Then, it poked its head out of the ground, smelled it, noticed the presence of honey, ate the honey, and then crawled back into the ground. At this time, the taming gauge will rise. After that, check to see if there are any enemies nearby, then place some honey so they don't find out, feed it, and increase the taming gauge. And when it reaches 100%, the taming is completed. However, if you are discovered midway through, you will run away immediately and your taming gauge will be reset, so you must do your best not to be discovered. After taming It is impossible to ride, and it is too big to carry on your shoulders. However, it is good at digging in the ground, and you can make it burrow under the ground and collect some materials. And it will store those collected materials in the ground. You can also burrow underground and use it as a spy for reconnaissance. For example, you can find out what kind of creatures are out there without being found out, and what kind of things are in the enemy's base. If you have any other good ideas, please let us know in the comments.

Neotamandua borealis is an extinct species of anteater. Fossils were found in the Honda Group at the Konzentrat-Lagerstätte of La Venta, Colombia. It was suggested to be an ancestor of the giant anteater, and is also related to the tamanduas. The species was described by Hirschfeld in 1976. In the game, it is a neutral creature that looks like a core anteater and is about the same size as Thylacoleo, and usually lives in the forest. Usually, when it finds Titanoma, it stretches out its tongue and preys on it, but it is basically nocturnal and hides in dark places during the day, but becomes active at night. However, they are territorial and have a habit of standing up and threatening medium-sized creatures, including the same Neotamandua or the player, as well as larger creatures. This threat has the effect of instilling fear in the surrounding creatures, causing them to lose their will to fight. In the game, it is a neutral creature that looks like a core anteater and is about the same size as Thylacoleo, and usually lives in the forest. Usually, when it finds Titanoma, it stretches out its tongue and preys on it, but it is basically nocturnal and hides in dark places during the day, but becomes active at night. However, they are territorial and have a habit of standing up and threatening medium-sized creatures, including the same Neotamandua or the player, as well as larger creatures. This threat has the effect of instilling fear in the surrounding creatures, causing them to lose their will to fight. However, if this doesn't work and you ignore the threat and attack or try to enter its territory, you will be given an "anger buff" like Megatherium and will attack in that state. It doesn't matter if it's day or night. How to tame Taming this anteater requires a Titanomyrma corpse and Ghillie gear. This is because if you don't have the Ghillie armor on, it will be alert and pose a threat. Taming is not possible while intimidated, so Ghillie equipment is required. Then hand-deliver the corpse of Titanomrma while equipped with Ghillie. It will then see the corpse and start eating it, which will increase the taming gauge. After that, taming is completed by feeding the corpse and raising the taming gauge. However, it will not eat other foods such as Kibbles other than Titaniumma corpses, so it will only eat Titanomirma corpses, so if you are aiming for a high level, you will need a large amount of Titanomirma corpses. After that, the higher the level of Titanoma, the easier the taming gauge will rise. After taming You can ride a horse with a special saddle, and you can even climb walls. And like the Ravager, it can travel on both natural and artificial ziplines, and takes no fall damage. Also, just like in the wild, you can perform a threatening pose that has the effect of instilling fear in surrounding creatures to make them lose their will to fight. Furthermore, if you take a threatening pose even once, you will receive an "anger buff". This buff includes the ability to increase attack power, speed and defense power by 75%. It mainly attacks with its claws, but it can also attack with its tongue. It also has a very long tongue, which allows it to attack flying creatures such as Dimorphodon from a distance. Insects, especially Titanomarma, can be killed with their tongues to yield cement or organic polymers. However, this creature is actually capable of clinging to and attacking large creatures such as Tyrannosaurus, and is especially effective against bosses such as Titans. Moreover, since you can climb while clinging, you can safely attack weak points against Titans, for example. If you have any other good ideas, please let us know in the comments.

Timonya is an extinct genus of temnospondyl amphibian represented by the type species Timonya annee from the Early Permian of Brazil. Timonya is a basal member of a clade or evolutionary grouping of temnospondyls called Dvinosauria. It was named in 2015 on the basis of several specimens from the lower part of the Pedra de Fogo Formation in Parnaíba Basin, which is about 278 million years old. It was likely a small aquatic predator that inhabited lakes and wetland areas. During the Early Permian the center of tetrapod diversity was in the equatorial regions of the supercontinent Pangea, and Timonya was part of this fauna. In the game, Sarco is an amphibian that lives near water and looks like a giant axolotl, the same size as Sarco. It has a very timid personality, and will immediately run away if the player or other creatures are nearby, and if attacked, it will run away as well, but if there is water nearby, it will run away. , and swim away into the water. However, when attacked, it becomes covered with a mucous membrane that increases its defense power, and the effect of this mucous membrane is powerful, cutting 95% of damage from attacks from enemies, preventing damage from entering, and protecting players and other creatures. When touches its mucous membrane, the effect of poor vision and attack power reduction is exerted. Also, the moment your health drops below 60%, you will be automatically given a health regeneration buff, allowing you to quickly recover your health. By the way, when it finds a fish, it usually attacks and preys on it, sometimes interfering with fishing and stealing it. Also, to check if there are any enemies nearby, it will make a gesture of smelling. How to tame To tame this creature, you will need Ghillie equipment and a fish cage. Although not required, having a tamed otter is very effective. If you catch a fish in a fish cage and secretly hand over the fish cage containing the caught fish while wearing Ghillie equipment, the fish inside will be eaten and the taming gauge will rise. Although he has a timid personality, he is friendly with otters, so if you place an otter nearby, his taming gauge will double the normal amount. However, please note that even if you are equipped with Ghillie, it will perform a sniffing action, so if it recognizes the player by smell, it will run away immediately and the taming gauge will be reset, so the sniffing action will not work. Once in, it's best to leave. Also, it is the same when attacked by enemies, especially when otters are attacked, so either check if there are any enemies around or build a facility to tame. After taming It is possible to ride a horse with a special saddle, and while riding a horse, the same effect as Diplocaulus will be exerted, and the player will be supplied with oxygen. In addition, when Timonya is attacked and her HP falls below 60%, she will automatically receive a HP regeneration buff to recover her HP quickly, but if the player is also attacked, Timonya will give her a ride Players who do so will also receive the buff, allowing them to quickly recover their health. Moreover, it eliminates all debuff effects such as coma value reduction, stamina recovery, and pollution. In other words, even just riding a horse can provide treatment. Moreover, just like in the wild, when attacked even once, it is covered with a mucous membrane that increases its defense power, and the effect of the mucous membrane is strong. , when a player or other creature comes into contact with its mucous membranes, they will experience poor vision and reduced attack power. This also applies to mounted players, making them nearly invincible. After that, you can quickly adapt to any environment. Extinction has a variety of environments, some of which are dangerous, but even those are disabled and can be safely ridden and traversed. It can run as fast as a Parasaurolophus, but when it comes into contact with water, it can temporarily run as fast as a Gallimimus. If you have any other ideas, please let me know in the comments.

Gigantohierax is a genus of eagle from the Quaternary of present-day Cuba. Little is known about the two known species of the genus other than their very large size. It is known from two species, Gigantohierax suarezi and Gigantohierax itchei, and was first described by Arredondo & Arredondo in 2002 based on material found in cave deposits in Cuba. The second species was described in 2020 by William Suaréz, and was found in the Las Breas de San Felipe tar seeps, also in Cuba. Gigantohierax is primarily known from fossils of the leg with bones of the femur and the tibiotarsus known. Based on their structure with the thigh having flared ends and twisted structure, these raptors may have been partially terrestrial but not necessarily entirely so, whereas few modern hawks and eagles travel in this manner. Furthermore, the osteology of Gigantohierax implied that it was robustly built, unlike some other large fossil buteonine fossil species. The two species of Gigantohierax differed In size. G. itchei was around 29% smaller than G. suarezi. However, what is certain is that Gigantohierax was extremely large. In fact, they are regarded as the largest accipitrid ever known to exist in the Americas. Furthermore, the fossil discovered of G. suarezi approach in size those of the Haast's eagle, which is considered the largest eagle and typical bird of prey known to have existed. G. suarezi was considerably larger than the harpy eagle, the largest extant eagle in the Americas (and one of the top two most massive living eagles). If Gigantohierax was nearly the size of Haast's eagle as projected, it may have been over 30 cm (12 in) greater in total length than the harpy eagle and around an estimated 40-50% heavier. Gigantohierax was one of several examples of Island gigantism in Quaternary Cuba, especially several birds and mammals. Of note is that Gigantohierax co-existed with a similarly record largest giant owl, Ornimegalonyx, representing the nocturnal near ecological equivalent. In-game, they are giant Argentavis-like birds of prey that specialize in combat and will not turn hostile unless they get close to them, but if approached or attacked they will turn hostile and fight back mercilessly. It attacks with its beak and claws, but inflicts damage while giving the opponent a bleeding effect. In addition, it performs a ramming piercing attack from the air by gliding, and an attack that continuously damages medium-sized creatures while restraining them with its claws. And by howling, you will be given a buff called "Courageous Roar". It grants increased defense, attack power, speed, reduced stamina consumption, coma resistance, faint resistance, and poison immunity. Surrounding creatures who hear the howl can be given a debuff that has the effect of fear, loss of fighting spirit, speed, attack power and defense power reduction. By the way, the speed is much faster than the Pteranodon. Taming method This ancient raptor cannot be tamed normally, unlike the Argentavis. Because to tame this bird, you have to steal a fertilized egg from the nest, hatch it, raise it, then tame it. However, there are always Gigantohieraxes guarding the nest, and when the player approaches the nest, the nearby Gigantohierax will attack, and after the fertilized eggs are taken, the surrounding Gigantohierax will attack all at once. Also, since it chases faster than a Pteranodon, it will catch up quickly unless it kills the chasing Gigantohierax or escapes by jumping long distances such as Beelzebufo and Procoptodon. In the wild, they grab and restrain and attack, so there is a danger that they will be forcibly dismounted from the creature they are riding, and then they will be taken away and attacked until they die while restrained, so it is extremely life-threatening. increase. However, once you have a fertilized egg, you can raise it with meat just like Argentavis. After taming It can ride in its own saddle, can fly faster than a Pteranodon, can glide, and is specialized in combat. Especially in battle, attacks with beak and claws that give the effect of bleeding like wild, A ramming piercing attack from the air by gliding, an attack that continuously damages medium-sized creatures while restraining them with claws, and by howling, granting the strongest buff to yourself and debuffing creatures in the surroundings. You can also use Brave Roar, which can give It can also carry more cargo than the Argentavis, sometimes cutting metal, obsidian, crystal, and fur by 80%, and reducing the weight of the creature it's grabbing and restraining by 70%, making it a carrier. suitable as In that sense, this bird is more combat-friendly than the Argentavis, and can be useful for transport.

Agriarctos is an extinct genus of panda from the Middle to Late Miocene, approximately 8-18 million years ago. This genus and its type species A. gaali was established based on fossils from Hatvan, Hungary, and A. vighi based on fossils from Rózsaszentmárton Miklós Kretzoi proposed Agriarctos was closely related with Agriotherium. Previously published, Ursavus depereti was assigned to Agriarctos by Kretzoi, but now proved to be polyphyletic. Agriarctos beatrix was published in 2011 as a new species of Agriarctos. genus Kretzoiarctos, which was named after Kretzoi. Agriarctos est un genre fossile d'ours décrit en 1942 par le paléontologue hongrois Miklós Kretzoi. ) a cependant identifié un ancêtre possible, le genre Agriarctos, de la fin du Miocène en Hongrie, et a suggéré qu'il s'agissait d'un descendant d' du milieu du Miocène. Agriarctos — викопний рід триби Ailuropodini з підродини Ailuropodinae родини Ведмедеві. In-game, she appears as a panda the same size as Phiomia. This panda is a rare creature with an extremely low probability of appearing, and is basically friendly in nature and will run away as soon as it is attacked. However, it is omnivorous, and when it finds the corpse of a creature, it may go to the corpse and eat the corpse. will attack surrounding creatures, including With this buff, your attack power, speed, and defense are extremely high, and you can easily take down a Brontosaurus. By attacking, you can give bleeding damage to the enemy. In addition, as a special attack, it may roll and roll its body to rush, and has the effect of stunning the player and creatures (excluding large creatures and larger) that are hit by this attack. However, once the "Rage" buff wears off, it reverts to normal. Taming method It will be a passive taming by hand, but the food is special, and it can only be given fiber. Moreover, one tame consumes 50 fibers, so you will need a lot of fibers. If you are attacked by a player or other creature, the taming gauge will drop if you run away. Furthermore, if you eat the corpse of a living creature and become "feral", the taming gauge will be reset, so it is assumed that there are no living creatures around. After taming It can be ridden without a saddle, but equipping a saddle greatly enhances it. What this means is that without a saddle, just like in the wild, eating the corpses of living creatures grants the "Ferocious" buff, greatly increasing attack power, speed, and defense, and dealing bleed damage when attacking. I can. You can also use a special attack that rolls and rolls your body, which has the effect of stunning the player and creatures (except for large creatures and above). After that, it has excellent gathering ability, and collects a lot of fibers, hides, furs, and organic polymers in particular. But what happens when you equip a saddle? First of all, the saddle has a design that feels like a Roll Rat, and the special attack that rolls up the body feels like a chip saw, causing bleeding to most creatures, including large creatures, and cutting down trees. and destroy rocks. However, if you do that, the saddle's durability will drop and it will break, so you'll need a spare saddle. And the other is that he is usually not good at swimming, but by equipping this saddle, you can overcome that. Because the saddle has a plate for that purpose, and it acts as a raft, allowing it to move twice as fast as normal. Even in this state, if you eat a corpse, it will become "feral" and become even stronger, so even if you encounter a megalodon, there should be no problem.

Vieraella is an extinct genus of frog from the Lower Jurassic (Early Pliensbachian to Toarcian) Roca Blanca Formation of Argentina, and one of the oldest true frogs known. This genus is known by a single excepcionally well preserved specimen, P.V.L. 2188, with at least eight presacrals vertebrae, free ribs, ulna and radius not fused, bony skull with some discoglossid characters. Despite living around 188 million years ago, Vieraella was anatomically very similar to modern frogs. For example, its hind legs were adapted for jumping, and the skull already possessed the lattice-like form found in modern species. It was, however, an unusually small frog, measuring only 3 centimetres (1.2 in) in length. Although older frog-like creatures are known, such as Triadobatrachus, these possessed many primitive characteristics, and cannot be said to be "true" frogs. In the game, it appears as a friendly frog that lives near water. Even if attacked, it will run away immediately. It is amphibious, swimming in water and flying on land. ARK has Beelzebufo, but unlike Beelzebufo, this frog is friendly when attacked and can climb walls and glide when flying high. Taming method To tame, show the corpse of a small insect such as Meganeura in the same way as an otter, and it will eat it, and the taming gauge will rise after eating. However, if you are attacked, the taming gauge will be reset. Therefore, assuming that there are no living creatures around, you can safely feed the corpses of small insects to raise the taming gauge, and when it reaches 100%, the taming will be completed. After taming It can be ridden with a special saddle, and is amphibious that can swim inside and fly on land just like the wild, and can climb walls and glide when flying high. When I say glide, it doesn't feel like a griffon, it feels like a meteorite falling when flying, and it's a sudden drop and glide. But that's not all. Yes, this frog's greatest ability is to grant buffs with its croaking. ↑ 1. When it sings like the image above, it has the effect of increasing the attack power, speed and defense power of tamed creatures, just like Yutyrannus. Also, since you can swim underwater, you can buff tamed creatures that are underwater. ↑ 2. By crying like the image above, the tamed creature will be given buffs that increase recovery, regenerative power, and increase stamina to help them recover. It makes me feel like a Daeodon. After that, just attack normally, and you can attack the enemy with a debuff that reduces recovery and slows movement speed like Carcharodontosaurus.

Stegodon is an extinct genus of proboscidean, related to elephants. It was originaly assigned to the family Elephantidae along with modern elephants but is now placed in the extinct family Stegodontidae. In the game, they mainly act in packs of three, with the higher level being the leader, and the entire pack will always receive a pack buff. They are normally neutral, but when attacked, the whole group becomes hostile and attacks in groups. Also, at this time, the leader may attack the enemy all at once after giving a "menacing roar" that reduces stamina, fear, loss of fighting spirit, and movement speed reduction. This ancient elephant has much longer tusks than mammoths and can use its tusks to skewer enemies with a bleeding effect, making them effective against larger creatures such as Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus. Also, if there is a carnivore nearby, a buff called "Carnivore Killer" will be given. This buff deals twice as much damage to carnivores such as Tyrannosaurus, and by combining the pack buff with this carnivorous killer buff, even large creatures such as Tyrannosaurus can be easily defeated. can. Taming method It will be a tame with a special method called "fighting together tame". This is a taming method similar to Amargasaurus. First, approach the leader individual and give him a "Sweet Vegetable Cake" to get them to fight together. Then all the herd will follow the player, but from here is the real taming. It is to subdue hostile carnivorous animals and raise the Taming Gauge. However, it is important to note that if you subdue non-hostile carnivores such as herbivores, omnivores, Dire Bears and Beelzebufo, the taming gauge will reset and the Stegodons will all attack at once. So, mainly defeat hostile carnivores such as Tyrannosaurus to increase the taming gauge. Also, after defeating a hostile carnivore, you can restore health with Sweet Vegetable Cake, and after giving it, the taming gauge will increase easily, so you need to give Sweet Vegetable Cake to all the herds to heal them. In addition, when the taming is completed, the whole group will be tamed as it is. After taming A dedicated saddle that can be ridden, and acting in a pack grants a pack buff. Of course, the individual with the higher level will be the leader. Moreover, when the leader moves, all the individuals in the group may ignore the player's instructions and follow automatically. If you want to act alone, we recommend that you act as an individual that is not the leader. Also, just like in the wild, if there are carnivorous animals nearby, a buff called "carnivorous killer" will be given, and the leader will reduce stamina, fear, lose fighting spirit, and slow movement speed to the enemy at this time. You can also roar. It is also an excellent carrier as it can harvest a large amount of Wood, Straw and Fiber and cuts the weight of Wood, Straw, Fiber and Stone, Flint and Metal by 90%. In addition, they are extremely faster than mammoths, have high fighting power from the beginning, and are almost the strongest when acting in a group, so you can take them to boss battles. A tamed Stegodon herd can then merge with another tamed Stegodon herd, with the highest level individual from the merged herd becoming the leader.

Albicetus is a genus of stem-sperm whales that lived around 15 million years ago, found in Santa Barbara, California in 1909. It was originally wrongly categorized for decades as belonging to a group of extinct walruses. whale," a reference to the leviathan in Herman Melville's classic 1851 novel Moby sausage, centering on Captain Ahab's obsession with a huge white sperm whale. It was originally classified as a species of the extinct walrus Ontocetus in 1925. At the time, the whereabouts of the holotype of Ontocetus emmonsi were considered unknown, even though Remington Kellogg considered it a member of Physeteridae. In 1994, the holotype of Ontocetus emmonsi was relocated in the collections of the Smithsonian Institution, and in 2008 a comprehensive paper was published demonstrating that the Ontocetus generitype was a walrus, not a sperm whale. However, Scaldicetus, being based on teeth, was hardly diagnostic at the genus or even familial level, and so in 2015 the new generic name Albicetus was coined for Ontocetus oxymycterus. In the game, it appears as an ancient whale that acts in a pack, and mainly acts in a pack of three. They are neutral, but if you get too close they become hostile and attack in packs. If you attack this whale, you can give the opponent a bleed effect. Also, when you act in a group, a group buff will be given, and the group's high-level individual will become the leader, and when the leader howls, the group's buff will be strengthened, and with the howl as a signal, all the animals in the group will all move at once. attack the target. Taming method In the same way as Dinopithecus, only the leader individual can be tamed. Therefore, it is necessary to kill the non-leader and reduce the health to 50% of the leader. It runs away as soon as it finishes shaving up to 50%. Once you run away, all you have to do is passively tame it by handing it over. However, the only food they use is ammonite bile, and that is the only food they are given. Therefore, when taming, defeat the Ammonite, obtain Ammonite's bile, defeat the individual other than the leader, reduce the leader's HP to 50%, and immediately run away after reducing it to 50%. Once you've escaped, all you have to do is pass the ammonite's bile to passively tame it. After taming They can be ridden with a special saddle, and when there are two or more of them, a herd will be formed and a herd buff will be given. A higher-level individual becomes a leader, and the leader can howl to grant the herd buff and command the herd to attack the target. Also, as a special action, it has the ability to spray water, which allows the player to drink the water sprayed, and the water sprayed with a water bottle can be added.

The cave bear (Ursus spelaeus) was a species of bear that lived in Europe during the Pleistocene and became extinct at the beginning of the Last Glacial Maximum about 24,000 years ago. Both the name cave and the scientific name spelaeus derive from the fact that fossils of this species were mostly found in caves, indicating that this species spent more time in caves than the brown bear, which only uses caves for hibernation. Consequently, in the course of time, whole layers of bones, almost entirely those of skeletons, were found in many caves. The specific name "cave" (Latin spelaeus) was given to Cave Bears because many of its bones are found in caves. The body length of the bear reached 2.7-3.5 metres, which is 30% larger than the modern brown bear. The front part of the body was more developed than the back legs which were short and strong; it also had a massive head. The skull of Cave Bears differ from the brown bear, having a much steeper forehead and lacking front teeth.It was most likely vegetarian with the main diet consisting of herbaceous plants and honey. However, in winter, in the cold season, the bear could hunt for prey and other animals. Cave Bears are found only in Eurasia, which formed in several geographical races, differing in size. The cause of extinction was probably the climate in the late Warm glacial period, when the forest cover has declined sharply, depriving the Cave Bears food sources. However, the prominent role played in its extinction were probably because of hunting activities of ancient people. In the game, it is an aggressive bear that is larger than Dire Bear and has an extremely ferocious personality. If it is to protect the , it will actively attack surrounding creatures. This bear is sometimes standing and walking on two legs, and when it is standing, it makes a "threatening roar", which is a warning to surrounding creatures. This will give you a buff that increases attack power, defense power, speed, and regeneration, and will give debuffs that reduce fiber loss, movement speed, fear, and defense power to surrounding creatures. In addition, the attack in bipedal walking is extremely high, and because it attacks with claws, it gives a large amount of bleeding effect and can drive the opponent to death. Normal quadrupedal walking accelerates as you run, and its speed is about the same as Woolly Rhino. Quadrupedal walking is mainly for movement, and standing bipedal walking is mainly for intimidation and attack. Taming method Adult bears cannot be tamed, unless they have cubs. Because only children can be tamed, first you need to defeat the parent who protects the child. And after defeating the parent, hand-feed honey to the baby bear left behind, taming is completed, and then you can raise it into an adult. Fortunately, they are omnivores, so they will eat anything. After taming It can be ridden with a special saddle, can use "Menacing Roar" just like a wild one, can stand up and walk on two legs, can attack with claws that give a bleeding effect, and has excellent harvesting power. It collects more fiber and berries. By the way, the strength is almost the same as Tyrannosaurus, so you can take this bear to the boss battle instead of Tyrannosaurus.

Megapaloelodus is an extinct genus of birds distantly related to flamingos. It belongs to the same family as the closely related genus Palaelodus, but was more specialized. Megapaloelodus represents a specialization of the lifestyle of Palaelodus, which apparently was more like a wading duck in behavior – long-legged but still able to swim with ease, possibly even diving a lot – than a modern flamingo. Megapaloelodus, on the other hand, seems to have been evolved into a true wading bird, convergent with the true flamingos. In-game, it is a friendly creature with a design that resembles a giant flamingo, mostly brightly colored. These flamingos live in groups of about five around the water, and when attacked by other creatures, they all fly into the sky at once to escape. However, if certain conditions are met, they will spread their wings and act intimidating to warn them, and if they ignore the warning, they will attack all at once. The condition is to get close to their nest. At that nest, they are always waiting to warm their eggs, just like real flamingos. warn you. However, if you ignore the warning and approach the nest, Megapaloelodus will attack all at once to protect the nest. It is usually timid enough to run away, but it may attack if it is to protect the nest. Taming method You may think that there are eggs in the nest, but the probability of producing fertilized eggs is extremely low, and 80% of them are infertile, so finding fertilized eggs will be difficult. If you get a fertilized egg, you can hatch it and raise it, but the problem is that the food is "Megapaloelodus milk" that is dropped from Megapaloelodus with a low probability, and you can only feed it. Therefore, you will need to defeat many Megapaloelodus to obtain it. But there is another way of taming, and it is very peaceful. That is, by approaching the individual you want to tame with Ghillie equipment and handing over Chitin, you can play a dance game with the player wearing Ghillie equipment. In addition, Megapaloelodus will not accept any equipment other than Ghillie equipment, so Ghillie equipment is required when taming. And dancing games require a well-timed "left click" to center the bar in the same way as hacking taming in Tek Stryder. If successful, the Taming Gauge fills up, but unlike the Tek Stryder, it dances without rest. A time is set for this dance, and after that time, the bar will reappear, and just like before, press "Left Click" at the right time to move the bar to the center and raise the tamage gauge. However, if you fail, you will have to stop dancing and start all over again. And once it's up to 75%, you can mount it like an Equus, auto-pop, and start flying in the air. From there, press and hold either the left or right key on the screen in the same way as Andrewsarchus, and the taming gauge will rise, and when it reaches 100%, the taming is complete. This will automatically fly in the sky just by pressing the key. You'll have to redo it, so just be careful. After taming It can be ridden without a saddle and can glide. Touching water tends to increase movement speed. They can spread their wings to intimidate, which is effective against medium-sized creatures such as Raptors and Sabertooths. Equipping a saddle, however, can be fun. It's like a "flying gatling", this Megapaloelodus has a small Gatling cannon mounted on its head that can be used by having an assault rifle in the Megapaloelodus inventory. However, the saddle itself has a durability value, and when it runs out, it can no longer be used. Also, Megapaloelodus can stand and wait like a real flamingo, so you can use Gatling in that state. However, there is actually a TEK saddle that allows you to shoot light bullets while flying like a jet. Moreover, if you enter the water while gliding, you can swim like a submarine. Without gliding, you can ride it like a TEK Hoversail if you stick it in the water. However, this assumes you have a TEK saddle.

Morohasaurus kamitakiensis is an extinct genus of monstersaurian squamates that lived in Japan during the Early Cretaceous period. In the game, it appears as a neutral lizard, but if you get too close to it carelessly, it will become hostile to protect itself. This creature is an amphibious lizard that can cling to walls and climb like Megalania, or burrow underwater like Sarco for locomotion. However, the biggest feature is that it has a very strong poison. This poison is a strong poison that afflicts the player and other creatures even if it is bitten, and the effect of "stamina decrease, poor visibility, coma value increase, movement speed decrease, bleeding" is given, and the player dies immediately. Other creatures, even large creatures such as Tyrannosaurus, are immune to poison, so basically no one attacks them. This means that even after being tamed, you will not be attacked by anyone while mounted as well. They also have an excellent sense of smell, so even if they are wearing Ghillie equipment, their sense of smell will quickly detect them. And you can use your sense of smell to find out if there are dangerous creatures around you. Taming method Normally, it cannot be tamed, but instead, a "Morohasaurus Nest" will be generated at a low probability, and the nest will always contain fertilized eggs, but there are times when Morohasaurus will be on guard around the nest. If you try to approach the nest, the nearby Morohasaurus will become hostile, and if it discovers that you have stolen the fertilized eggs, all nearby Morohasaurus will become hostile and attack to retrieve the fertilized eggs. However, once a fertilized egg is successfully obtained and hatched, it is necessary to grow it into an adult. Fortunately, meat alone is enough to feed them, so if you have meat, you can easily raise them. After taming An adult Morohasaurus can be ridden with its own saddle. However, just like in the wild, you will not be attacked by other creatures while riding. Also, the venom of this creature is still present, and in some cases can be used for coma taming after weakening. Also, like the wild, they have an excellent sense of smell, so they can sense where dangerous creatures are, and where players with Ghillie equipment are. And in the inventory there are times when a toxin "Morohasaurus Venom" is generated that is more potent than Bio Toxin. This "Morohasaurus Venom" can be thrown like a bomb to attack, or it can be eaten by comatose creatures to further increase their coma values. By the way, if the player eats it, he will die instantly. So this item is definitely a good item for taming and poison attacks. After that, it will be an amphibious creature that can climb walls and move underwater, just like in the wild.

Notobatrachus is an extinct genus of frog from the Middle Jurassic Cañadon Asfalto Formation, Cañadón Asfalto Basin and La Matilde Formation, Deseado Massif of Patagonia, Argentina. N. degiustoi is the most completely known Jurassic frog and has been recorded in many outcrops of the La Matilde Formation of the Deseado Massif in southern Patagonia. In the game, Beelzebufo is a larger toad that lives near water. It is neutral and hostile to being attacked, but when in hostile state it takes the following actions. 1, bite attack Unlike Beelzebufo, it swallows its prey whole, so it has an extremely short tongue and attacks by biting. Its power is so strong that it causes bleeding effects. 2, jump attack When the enemy moves away from it to a certain distance, it jumps from itself, jumps on the enemy with its own weight, restrains it so that it cannot move, and deals damage with its body weight. 3, gastric juice attack This toad vomits gastric juices from a distance that immobilizes its enemies. Creatures or players affected by gastric juice are given the effects of "coma value increase, movement speed decrease, stamina decrease, defense power decrease, poor visibility, destruction of buildings and armor", especially for players wearing armor Therefore, it acts as a lysate in the same way as Arthropleura. This toad with these behaviors is extremely nasty, so if you don't tame it, be careful not to annoy it. In addition, it may put a "poisonous mucosa" on itself to protect itself, and when the player or other creatures touch an individual with the poisonous mucosa, it will be attacked by a "hallucination effect". In addition, the poisonous mucous membrane is only applied when it is used for water, so if you find an individual that is used for water, it is safer not to touch it. After that, you can jump and swim like Beelzebufo. However, unlike Beelzebufo, it cannot be tamed normally. Taming method The taming method is to steal the fertilized eggs. There is a small chance of a nest surrounded by grass near water, with a fertilized egg in the center of the nest. However, Notobatrachus is always watching the surroundings, and if it is taken, everyone will attack at once to retrieve the fertilized egg. Naturally, even if you get close to the nest, they will become hostile, and even if you're wearing Ghillie equipment, they'll sometimes find out, so you'll need to mount a flying creature to escape. And if you can get a fertilized egg well, you can raise it to an adult and then you will have an excessive amount of taming. After taming It can be ridden on a special saddle, and can jump and move, swim, vomit gastric juice that gives debuffs, jump and attack using its own weight, and perform normal bite attacks just like wild animals. . Note that this toad itself is immune to all types of poison, so it is impossible to put it into a coma. But I have no doubt that he will be a very good ally, at least in the future of ARK!

Chororapithecus is an extinct great ape from the Afar region of Ethiopia roughly 8 million years ago during the Late Miocene, comprising one species, C. abyssinicus. It is known from 9 isolated teeth discovered in a 2005–2007 survey of the Chorora Formation. In the game, it appears as an ancient gorilla about the size of a Tyrannosaurus, acting in a pack of five. They always act in packs, and the one with the highest level becomes the leader, and always receives pack buffs. In addition, the leader can "drum" the chest like a drum, giving the entire pack a buff with the same effect as Yutyrannus. This gorilla is neutral and normally docile, but when attacked by a player or other creature, with the pack buff applied, after the leader "drums" the entire pack buffs, The whole group will fight back at once. Also, you can carry rocks that are generated in ARKs, and you can throw them to attack. This rock-throwing attack has the same offensive power as Giganotosaurus, and if hit, it has a stun effect that stuns even large creatures such as Brontosaurus, and at the same time, it immediately puts large creatures such as Brontosaurus into a coma. I can. Well, if you're a player, you'll definitely die instantly. Taming method In fact, there is a child Chororapithecus in the herd, and the child must be given the Sweet Vegetable Cake by hand. However, if you try to get close to the child, the adult Chororapithecus in the surrounding group will attack all at once, so you need to kill all but the child. If it's just kids, hand them Sweet Vegetable Cake and then tame them. After being tamed, they are still in a child's state, so they need to be raised by an adult. Luckily, they are omnivores, so they eat anything from berries to meat. After taming Can be ridden without a saddle, forms a herd with two or more animals, generates a herd buff, and a higher-level individual becomes the leader, and the leader performs "drumming", beating its chest like a drum. By doing so, you can give the entire herd a buff with the same effect as Yutyrannus. Also, just like in the wild, you can carry rocks that are generated, and you can throw them to attack. As for rocks, you can move them to a different location in addition to throwing rocks, so you can carry rocks to a safe location. By the way, you can also take it to boss battles.

Morohasaurus is an extinct genus of cf. monstersaurian squamates know from a single left dentary from the Early Cretaceous (?Albian) Ohyamashimo Formation of the Sasayama Group in Tamba City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. The type and only species is Morohasaurus kamitakiensis. As of 2021, Ikeda et al. place this taxon a conferatur within Monstersauria based on general synapomorphies but without performing a phylogenetic analysis. The unique characters described in the paper to distinguish Morohasaurus kamitakiensis as a valid species include "the sinuous posteroventral rim of the dentary with a large U-shaped upper notch and small V-shaped lower notch, posteroventral corner of intramandibular septum with a weakly pointed eminence projecting posteriorly, and unicuspid, curved trenchant teeth with distinct blade-like carinae on their mesial and distal sides without grooves or serrations." If its presumed affinities are correct, Morohasaurus represents the oldest known monstersaurian to date. In-game, it appears as a giant venomous lizard about the size of a rock drake, with a similar design to the Helodermatidae. This lizard is normally neutral, but becomes hostile when attacked by the player or other creatures. Naturally, it has a strong poison and gives the following poison effects to the player and other creatures. Increased coma, decreased movement speed, reduced stamina, loss of fighting spirit, poor visibility, and bleeding are all effects of the lizard's poison. Of course, even if you manage to escape, there is always a risk of death from this poison, and even Reapers and Giganotosaurus die from it. All creatures, including the Reaper, are afraid of the lizard's venom, so no one bothers to attack the Morohasaurus. It is recommended that you take Nameless Venom immediately after receiving this poison. By the way, they have a very good sense of smell, so they can recognize players wearing Ghillie gear. Taming method There is a small chance that a "Morohasaurus Nest" will spawn, with several fertilized eggs in the center. The player must steal the fertilized egg from its nest. However, there are Morohasaurus roaming around, and if you try to approach the nest, they will attack you. Even if you approach the nest with Ghillie equipment, they will be detected by their sense of smell, and once they have taken the fertilized eggs, they will all attack at once. Therefore, if you steal a fertilized egg, you can either run away quickly with something like a rock drake or kill them all. Fertilized eggs do not hatch unless they are in a very cold environment, so it is necessary to lower the temperature with an air conditioner. And once they hatch, they just grow into adults. Luckily, meat is enough. After taming It can be ridden with its own saddle, it can attack with powerful poison just like a wild one, and even a Reaper that is almost invincible when not exposed to charge light can use this poison's effect to kill a Reaper. Can be defeated without charge light. It has Radiation Resistance, Electricity Resistance, Coma Resistance, and Poison Resistance that nullifies all living creatures' poisons. Also, by putting Narcoberry, Ascerbic Mushroom, Narcotic, and Bio Toxin in Morohasaurus' inventory, "Morohasaurus Venom" is automatically created, and by putting it in a water bottle, you get "Morohasaurus Poison Bomb". And this Morohasaurus Poison Bomb can be thrown to act as a Poison Bomb. Even powerful creatures that cannot be defeated, such as Reapers or Giganotosaurus, can take a lot of damage from this poison bomb, and in some cases, it can be used effectively for taming by increasing the coma value at once. However, you can't climb walls like in Megalania.