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Jurassic world dominion Dreadnoughtus and quetzalcoatlus


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JURASSIC PARK eruse
JW "powerscaling" is dumb lol Did we beat the JP3 Spinosaurus? Giga, that was an accurate Spinosaurus
SOL.DRAWZZ TRIBAL CORPIOS Deep in the jungles of Mexico lives what is known as the Tribal Scorpios, an enigmatic species of Dinosaur Hybrid unlike anything seen before. The origins of this creature dates to decades ago, when scientists tried to create a direct successor of Henry Wu's Scorpios Rex. The result was almost identical, with one vital change, an extreme increase in neuron development. The enhanced intelligence of these Scorpios was severely underestimated during their transport from Costa Rica to a facility in California escaping somewhere in Mexico. Seeking refuge in the jungles and ancient mayan temples of the region, the hybrids soon began to learn from the now long gone Mayan culture within those ruins. Learning to use tools and clothing of their own such as spears and maces. Slowly growing in numbers, a complex hierarchy was established, a tribe. Very few people venture the known localities where those Tribals now form territory, and most people don't believe them to be real, claiming to be merely demonic spirits who protect the ruins from outsiders.
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Uploaded Jun 18, 2021 at 04:47PM EDT

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