@concavenanimator
@cerato
@pheonix
@thedinosaurhunter
@lawrencethedragon
@lucasthedinoman
@ssbswb

ASSET(S)- #2
SPECIES- Trannosaurus rex
CODENAME- “The Rulers” “Hera”

LOADING LOG#55-

“September 26th, 2019

“When we first started the Sanctuary, we knew we had to have some T-Rexes. They are one of the first things people think of when they think of the words “prehistoric” or “dinosaur”. They are so common in media, but are still just as terrifying and magnificent as ever. They were our first animals we went back in time to capture and bring back.

“We had managed to bring back a mated pair of T-Rexes, but the male had past away shortly after, during an encounter with a Triceratops that had escaped containment. The Male was gored by the ceratopsian and had to be put down.

“The female, who the handlers had named Hera, after the Queen of the Greek Goddesses, thankfully was unharmed and even gave us a happy surprise with a large clutch of eggs. Only when she goes out to hunt the live prey of deer and cattle we send into her enclosure, can we check the nest and the eggs’ progress.

“Hopefully they hatch and give us some hope for the species.”

@lawrencethedragon

Hey I\’m about to start the project you and your friend asked me to do. Which should I start with?

@concavenanimator
@cerato
@pheonix
@thedinosaurhunter
@lawrencethedragon
@lucasthedinoman
@ssbswb

ASSET(S)- #571, #572, #573
SPECIES- Unitatherium anceps
CODENAME- “Wart-Rhino

LOADING LOG#54-

“September 9th, 2019

“One of the odder, and more aquatic, inhabitants of our massive safari zone, our trio of Unitatherium are known to take up residence in the more watery areas of the grassland, seemingly preferring the softer grasses and reeds around the water’s edge than the tougher material in the plains.

“Being the size of a rhinoceras and an attitude to match, they are known to tussle with one another, especially the two males we have, who use their knobby heads to shove and lock knobs with each other until one of them backs down. Surprisingly, their tusks are rarely used in combat, though they will use it to bite at their opponents hindquarters and tail to make sure the rival backs down.

“I was out on my rounds, dropping some hay in various spots throughout the Safari zone, when one of them wandered up to my truck. The animal was almost the same size as the vehicle, and just as strong. Thankfully he didn’t want to fight or show me out of his territory, but instead wanted to snatch a bite from the hay in the back.

“Such an odd animal.”