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Pachyrhinosaurus ( C )
Species: Pachyrhinosaurus arctovus
Class: Beast
Habitat(s): Tundra, Taiga, Redwood
Diet: Herbivore
A bulky herbivore dinosaur found in colder forested regions, Pachyrhinosaurs are common herbivores found in taiga or tundra locales next to Anatosaurs, Giant Elk, and Wooly Mammoths. Pachyrhinosaurs don't appear at first to handle cold temperatures, but researchers and beast experts have found that they have thick heat insulating blubber to keep them from freezing. Pachyrhinosaurs have protrusions on their nose and crest which is used for combat against foes and rival males.

Pachyrhinosaurs aren't entirely hostile but they will attack anything that harms them or their offspring, travelers can walk past or through a herd of Pachyrhinosaurs with little to no issue. Most small predatory creatures go for the defenseless young but are usually chased relentlessly by the whole herd. Larger predators like the Smilodon or Yutyrannus are more daring to attack an older individual.

Though not tamable, Pachyrhinosaurs are capable of coexisting alongside most creatures as well as being able to be befriended, individuals mostly have unique personalities or quirks that make them stand out at times.

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Description

Pachyrhinosaurus ( C )
Species: Pachyrhinosaurus arctovus
Class: Beast
Habitat(s): Tundra, Taiga, Redwood
Diet: Herbivore
A bulky herbivore dinosaur found in colder forested regions, Pachyrhinosaurs are common herbivores found in taiga or tundra locales next to Anatosaurs, Giant Elk, and Wooly Mammoths. Pachyrhinosaurs don't appear at first to handle cold temperatures, but researchers and beast experts have found that they have thick heat insulating blubber to keep them from freezing. Pachyrhinosaurs have protrusions on their nose and crest which is used for combat against foes and rival males.

Pachyrhinosaurs aren't entirely hostile but they will attack anything that harms them or their offspring, travelers can walk past or through a herd of Pachyrhinosaurs with little to no issue. Most small predatory creatures go for the defenseless young but are usually chased relentlessly by the whole herd. Larger predators like the Smilodon or Yutyrannus are more daring to attack an older individual.

Though not tamable, Pachyrhinosaurs are capable of coexisting alongside most creatures as well as being able to be befriended, individuals mostly have unique personalities or quirks that make them stand out at times.

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