Mammothsona Basically you irl but your hair color is your mammothsona’s fur color as real mammoths have different varying individual fur color.

They’re actually in Maevarano

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Another doodle

Today I learned most Americans don’t eat chicken feet😭😭 They don’t realize how much meat there is in a whole ass bird cuz they think it’s disgusting where here these are genuinely good eating that both me and my dogs love.

This is what happened to some theropods

Aegila, the excalibird Pokémon! This flying/steel type avian is well known for its short body and long bladed tail capable of cutting down trees that this Pokémon uses to mark its territory and build its nest.

When it uses/hit by a fire type move, it activates it’s signature ability Blade’s smith where it boosts its blade type moves and gives them a 30% chance to cause burn on the opponent,

Balatigan Stronghold doodle, it is described as the place where the rest of scaled ones reside, inside are villages, communities and cultures divided to save every important knowledge the outsiders tried to erase from the, protected by a Great Wall of fire and sharp glass.

There should be a spec evo species predatory Auk and it’s called the Auktwa

Regional Hestian Trapinch and Vibrava, both are pure bug type, while the ones that live in the desert are ground type, these live in rainforests where their greens mimic the foliage that surrounds them, they’re omnivorous with a slight bias towards insectivory.

Instead of evolving into Flygon, this Pokémon becomes Flydon, a very large Oregramma lacewing, this kalligrammatid despite resembling a butterfly Pokémon isn’t one as it’s a matter of convergent evolution, tho it still has a taste for hemolymph a majority of its diet is nectar.

Vaxeceous, Dragon/Dark type alt evolution of Fraxure, this massive mineravore is said to evolve in a more primordial setting that makes it even more of a Dicynodont, its diet of rocks and minerals help it sharpen its tusks meaning the more it eats the more they get deadlier.

araripesuchus, adalatherium and simosuchus discussing