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ASSET(S)- #1731
SPECIES- Dimetrodon limbatus
CODENAME- “Finback”

LOADING LOG#69-

“Janaury 6th, 2020″

“After a recent expedition to the Early Permian United States, we were capable of bringing back two iconic species of synapsids. The most famous of which being our Dimetrodon.

“When we encountered a massive herd of Edaphosaurus, this Dimetrodon ambushed the herd shortly after, causing the herd to panick and stampede in wild directions, splitting up into fragments and nearly trampelling the expedition party. We managed to get a small group of Edaphosaurs before our big guy, the Dimetrodon charged after them, trying to further isolate and take down one of the herbivores.

“Our herd was safely put in a holding pen just moments before the Dimetrodon came through. We now have him in a meadowy paddock where he can bask in the sun and eat far more frequently than he used to, as when he came through he was near skeletal. It was clear he was desperate, having attacked a herd of that size. But now he’s packing on the pounds with a diet of livestock and fish.

“At least Dimetrodon aren’t pack hunters.”