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ASSET(S)- #014
SPECIES- Giraffatitan branci
CODENAME- “Titan” “Atlas”

LOADING LOG#44-

“July 28th, 2019

“Several years ago, a majestic species almost went extinct, due to an illness that spread through the sauropods on the island by unknown causes. We are still searchibg for the cause, which is seemingly being more and more likely sabotage from unknown entities. But thankfully, and yet sadly, one member of our herd of Giraffatitans survived the sickness, the lead bull.

“The workers and I have decided to name the animal Atlas for having to bear the immense weight of having lost his entire herd so suddenly, wth nothing but the small group of Pachycephalosaurus we brought in to keep him company. His sorrowful cries can be heard for miles, continually searching for his family, as if in denial that they have past.

“Our lead vets have figured that he is suffering from depression, a mental problem we have thought to have been a purely mammalian thing. Which makes his story even sadder, added to the fact that whn he passes on- either from sickness or old age-, it is unknown if we can bring any other of these magnificent Titans back from the past.

“Atlas is a good boy.”

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ASSET(S)- #371, #372, #373
SPECIES- Carnotaurus sasteri
CODENAME- “Devil-Bull”

LOADING LOG#43-

“July 27th, 2019

“As dawn rose over the island, our trio of Carnotaurs began their day. The two females went to wet their parched throats after a dry night, with their leader, the male and largest member of the pack, yawned a rumbling roar. The trio are some of the fastest animals on the island, fast enough to chase down ornithomimids and keep up with vehicles up to 50mph for a good while.

“The trio, when let to run loose in a much larger paddock where they can hunt various game animals we have, such as deer and antelope, they work as a cohesive unit.

“The trio will stalk a herd and one of the females will run in, scaring the herds and causing the prey to scatter, exposing any weak or sick individuals, which is when both the male and remaining female join the fray upon spotting a victim. The trio will bully and harass the prey away from the saftey of a herd, with both females on either side, while the male deals the killing blow by a bite to the neck and thrashing the prey like a dog into the gound.

“Once the meal is secured, the trio will tear the carcass apart, with the male taking the best parts unless it’s matibg season, in whoch the females get the best parts to help boost the health and production of eggs.

“They are like African Wild Dogs, but much, much deadlier.”