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At sixty feet tall, they need to be kept in massive pits, seeing as electrical fences won't do it.
Dontosaurchara usually live to be about 80 years of age, but a captive individualonce reached 112. They grow to about 60 feet tall and 80 feet long. An adult is fully grown and begins mating around the age of 30. Dontosaurchara sometimes live in mated pairs, caring for young until age 17. Females mate once a year and lay a clutch of 2-3 eggs. Packs of Dontosaurchara, consisting of 5-10 members, are not uncommon. Such packs consist of an alpha male, alpha female, and their young, who continue to live with them. These numbers help them to take down larger prey like the Feror Continensaur. An alpha male may be indentified by a pattern or design on his sail. Females are called Huntresses and have smaller sales than males. Males are called Brutes. Younglings first start to develop sails at age 19. By age 25, they practically look like miniature adults, with sails, slender limbs, and crocodile-like jaws. Dontosaurchara are able to speak english, but prefer a meal over a conversation.
Dontosaurchara usually live to be about 80 years of age, but a captive individualonce reached 112. They grow to about 60 feet tall and 80 feet long. An adult is fully grown and begins mating around the age of 30. Dontosaurchara sometimes live in mated pairs, caring for young until age 17. Females mate once a year and lay a clutch of 2-3 eggs. Packs of Dontosaurchara, consisting of 5-10 members, are not uncommon. Such packs consist of an alpha male, alpha female, and their young, who continue to live with them. These numbers help them to take down larger prey like the Feror Continensaur. An alpha male may be indentified by a pattern or design on his sail. Females are called Huntresses and have smaller sales than males. Males are called Brutes. Younglings first start to develop sails at age 19. By age 25, they practically look like miniature adults, with sails, slender limbs, and crocodile-like jaws. Dontosaurchara are able to speak english, but prefer a meal over a conversation.
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Dontosaurchara usually live to be about 80 years of age, but a captive individualonce reached 112. They grow to about 60 feet tall and 80 feet long. An adult is fully grown and begins mating around the age of 30. Dontosaurchara sometimes live in mated pairs, caring for young until age 17. Females mate once a year and lay a clutch of 2-3 eggs. Packs of Dontosaurchara, consisting of 5-10 members, are not uncommon. Such packs consist of an alpha male, alpha female, and their young, who continue to live with them. These numbers help them to take down larger prey like the Ferror Continentasaur. An alpha male may be indentified by a pattern or design on his sail. Females are called Huntresses and have smaller sales than males. Males are called Brutes. Younglings first start to develop sails at age 19. By age 25, they practically look like miniature adults, with sails, slender limbs, and crocodile-like jaws. Dontosaurchara are able to speak english, but prefer a meal over a conversation.
Dontosaurchara usually live to be about 80 years of age, but a captive individualonce reached 112. They grow to about 60 feet tall and 80 feet long. An adult is fully grown and begins mating around the age of 30. Dontosaurchara sometimes live in mated pairs, caring for young until age 17. Females mate once a year and lay a clutch of 2-3 eggs. Packs of Dontosaurchara, consisting of 5-10 members, are not uncommon. Such packs consist of an alpha male, alpha female, and their young, who continue to live with them. These numbers help them to take down larger prey like the Ferror Continentasaur. An alpha male may be indentified by a pattern or design on his sail. Females are called Huntresses and have smaller sales than males. Males are called Brutes. Younglings first start to develop sails at age 19. By age 25, they practically look like miniature adults, with sails, slender limbs, and crocodile-like jaws. Dontosaurchara are able to speak english, but prefer a meal over a conversation.