Titanodon

Towering above most species, including even dragons in some respects, these huge creatures are among the largest and heaviest creatures upon the planet. Covered in large bony plates upon their back to regulate the hundreds and hundreds of pounds of blood running through them, and great powerful crests upon their head, these creatures are nothing to scoff at when they roam through the plains. Of course, beings of this size are herbivores, and often move in the wake of falling forests, only to replant them and foster new growth on their way through.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Towering and impressive, these creatures stand above most structures, trees, and even some hills in the region.

Biological Traits

Living quite long lives to grow to their massive size and dominate smaller species and otherwise, these creatures live slow and long lives with powerful sizes and larger than life bodies

Genetics and Reproduction

Sexual Reproduction, eggs take on average 5 months to hatch

Growth Rate & Stages

Incredibly slow growth to their sheer massive size. Growing this large takes time

Ecology and Habitats

The large endless forests in the eastern portion of Taldoria where vegetation is thick and strong

Dietary Needs and Habits

Herbivores

Additional Information

Facial characteristics

Impressively large horns and spike upon their head for anything brave enough to assault them

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Eastern portions of Taldoria, massive trees support these massive creatures

Average Intelligence

Slow and fairly dim, but their size helps in most regards

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Extraordinary sense of smell and strong sight distance due to their sheer height of their head

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Dinosaur

Scientific Name

Lai'caesza

Origin/Ancestry

Natural

Lifespan

100-300 years

Average Height

150-200 ft when head lifted

Average Weight

Multiple tons

Average Length

Inbetween 200-300 feet when fully grown

Average Physique

Powerful and brawny with scaled portions

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Usually reds, greens, or darker colorations

Geographic Distribution

• Taldoria