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Pelorus

Common name: Pelorus

Scientific name: *Piscisaurus sicamalus*

Name meaning: “Fish Lizard With Unpleasant Daggers”

Clade: *Polycotylidae, Polycotylinae*

Ancestor: *Dolichorhynchops herschelensis*

Native environment: Tropical Oceans, Coral Reefs, and Seagrass Prairies

Location: The Indo-Pacific

Size: 3 meters long, 1 meter tall 1 meter wide (not including the flippers)

Info: The polycotylids are the short necked relatives of the elasmosaurs, however they r not pliosaurs. The lineage hade a hay day during the Eocene epoch, spreading to all oceans of the world back then, however at the end of the epoch they began to decrease in population, dieing out in every ocean but the Indian, they survived there with high numbers until the end of the Pliocene epoch, killing all but one species, the Pelorus. The Pelorus is an ammonite specialist, feeding on the non-poisonous/venomous species. Once in a while, a pod of these plesiosaurs will go on a hunt for one of the largest ammonites, the Karken, they feed on the soft parts of said ammonite. They live in family pods up to 5 members all lead by one female.
Babbleberry Day

***Babbleberry Day*** is the 2nd story from the first episode of Season 1 of *PB&J Otter*. Ernest is supposed to pick babbleberries to make his annual batch of babbleberry turnovers to sell at his store. This year, however, Ernest has to take care of an emergency at the Snooties, so Peanut, Jelly, and Butter set out to pick the babbleberries for the turnovers.
Тагинцев, Денис Евгеньевич

*Частично перенесено со статьи в "Википедии".*

**Денис Евгеньевич Тагинцев** (4 марта 1989 года, Свердловск) — российский танцор, хореограф.

## Биография

Родился в Свердловске. С самого детства начал заниматься танцами, в 6 лет самостоятельно сделал выбор в пользу бальных.

В 2006 году окончил хореографическое отделение гимназии искусств им С. П. Дягилева.

В 2011 году окончил институт УрФУ им Б. Н. Ельцина по специальности «менеджер организации».

В 2009 году открыл танцевальный клуб GallaDance в Екатеринбурге, по франшизе крупнейшей российской сети. Позднее, клуб в Екатеринбурге получал награды как сильнейший клуб сети на командных встречах, а также получал статуэтку «Клуб года» на ежегодной премии Dance Club Awards. В 2011 году стал одним из организаторов крупнейшего танцевального Pro-Am конкурса на Урале —Ural Dance Cup.

Позже стал совладельцем ещё четырёх танцевальных клубов GallaDance: Санкт-Петербурге, Тюмени, Ростове, Нижнем Новгороде.

В 2015 году участвовал в проекте «Танцы со Звёздами» на телеканале Россия 1 в паре с актрисой Ксенией Алферовой, где пара дошла до финала и заняла 4 место. В 2016 году также принимал участие в 10-м юбилейном сезоне проекта, где в паре с актрисой Александрой Урсуляк, стали победителями проекта. Позже ещё дважды участвовал в шоу: в 2020 и 2021 году.

В 2017 году выпустил первый короткометражный фильм, «Глаза голубой Собаки», по мотивам рассказа Габриеля Гарсия Маркеса. Фильм был отмечен на международном фестивале в Армении. В 2018 году Тагинцев анонсировал выход документального кинопроекта «Indance. World», в первом сезоне планируется 5 серий. Первая серия, посвящённая танцам Италии, успешно показывалась на 17 фестивалях в Чехии, Италии, Египте, России, Германии, Англии, Португалии, Греции а также получила приз за лучший документальный фильм на фестивале в Барселоне, Испании.

## Достижения

* Победитель Блэкпульского фестиваля в программе Exhibition
* Чемпион Мира, Европы среди профессионалов по шоу (WDC)
* Чемпион России, Европы и Мира по Латиноамериканским танцам (Under 21).
* Чемпион России по Латиноамериканскому шоу,
* Чемпион России в программе Exhibition
* Финалист Чемпионата Мира по шоу среди профессионалов.
* Победитель Dutch dance Festival по Профессионалам,
* Полуфиналист Чемпионата Европы по латиноамериканским танцам по Профессионалам (WDC),
* Финалист German Open Championship по Профессионалам,
* Финалист International Championship (Under 21),
* Финалист UK Rising Stars (в категории Amateur),
* Победитель открытых чемпионатов Италии, Австрии, Германии, Польши, Чехии, Болгарии в категории Under 21 (WDSF),
* Семикратный чемпион УрФО,
* Мастер спорта России,
* Мастер танца России,
* Обладатель кубка Европы в категории ProAm,
* Победитель открытого чемпионата Германии ProAm.
Soar

Common name: Soar

Scientific name: *Cicollum angustalum*

Name meaning: “Mobile neck with narrow wings”

Clade: *Pteranodontidae*, *Circolluminae* (soars, sift and relatives)

Ancestor: *Geosternbergia*

Native environment: Shorelines

Location: Nearctic, Neotropical and Ethiopian coastlines facing the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

Size: 4m wingspan, 2m tall on ground

Environment info: The waters of the world's oceans are in constant circulation, driven by the force of the winds across the surface. At certain places, particularly where the prevailing wind is blowing off the land or parallel to the coasts, the strong swirling currents bring cold nutrient-rich water up from the deep ocean floor. These areas of upwelling are found off the west coasts of North America, South America and Africa. The nutrient-rich water combined with the warm sun gives rise to blooms of floating plants in the surface waters, bringing in great shoals of feeding fish. Huge flocks of birds and pterosaurs also congregate in these areas and they hunt the fish. One of the many types of pterosaur that have evolved a fishing way of life is the soar.

Animal info: With their great wingspan, soars can hover for long periods over likely ocean areas, looking for signs of fish shoals near the surface. When a shoal is sighted, whole flocks of soars settle on the surface, and start to fish by clipping their long heads and necks quickly under the water. The animal itself is never fully submerged. After gathering a full crop it takes off again, rising clumsily into the wind from the wave tops and flying unerringly back to its nesting island. While it is hunting in flocks in the open ocean, the soar occasionally falls prey to the bird-eating plesiosaurs. The soars are graceful both in the sky and on the water. While swimming, it holds its wings above its back, never wetting them. Only the head and the long neck are plunged underwater. Some of the most derived soars also use their feet as a rudder and their wings as sails when on the water, they orientate their wingd with their hands and fingers. Most soars nests in flocks, forming rookeries on rocky islands and cliffs. Hunting trips may take several days, after which the adult brings a crop full of fish back to feed the young.
Seasonal Harpooneck

The harpooneck is a digging pterosaur that hunts by snatching quickly its preys underwater.

## Description

Common name: Seasonal harpooneck (and other palapterygoids and harpoonecks)

Scientific name: *Fodiensharpaga desationem*

Name meaning: “Seasonal Digger Harpoon”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae, Quetzalcoatlinae, Palapterygini*

Ancestor: *Arambourgiania*

Native environment: Wetlands, Deltas, and Flooded Savannas

Location: Warm tropical, mediterranean and semi-arid parts of the Ethiopian, Palaearctic and Oriental realms

Size: 5m long (1m for the body, 3m for the neck, 1m for the head)

Info: Some *Arambourgiania* descendants adapted to digging, using what used to be wings as shovels. Most of the modern representants of this clade adapted weird hunting behaviours like eating roots in the Palaearctic realm's forest or hiding as grass in grasslands and savannas to eat insects around with few efforts. But one of the weirdest genus is the harpoonecks' one: they dig burrows next to water, they hunt by keeping their body in their burrow and letting their head and neck in the water, hidden by their colours, even if some species hide on the bottom of the water, snatching fishes and other animals in the water that pass near thanks to their flexible neck base, some even prey on pelicrests diving in the water. They all live in bodies of water or water streams, some even in mangroves. However, the seasonal harpooneck changes its behaviour throughout the year, it lives normally in the wet season but during the dry season, their bodies/streams of water are dry and without preys, so the seasonal harpoonecks now hide in little burrows under dry bushes, hunting little preys, mostly in the night. They even change colours in the interseasonal periods to better hide.

## Creation

In a discution about another of Victzégopterix2's pterosaur that was first supposed to eat pelicrests while they're diving, ShadowDave proposed a plausible idea for a pterosaur that would snatch diving pelicrests that would later became, after some modifications, the harpooneck and that gave Victzégopterix2 the idea of a clade of digging *Arambourgiana* descendants.

## Trivia

-Even though it is described and illustrated preying pelicrests, it was canonised before them.
Glideaf

A ptreosaur that camouflages as leaves under a branch to ambush its preys.

## Description

Common name: Glideaf

Scientific name: *Phyllopteryx duropteryx*

Name Meaning: “Leaf wing with hard wings”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae*, *Pterosauravinae*

Ancestor: *Phosphatodraco - Archaeophyllopteryx*

Native environment: Tropical Rainforest

Location: The Congo Basin

Size: 0,9m wingspan, 0,4m long

Info: The glideaves hide as bark and two leaves under branches, use their pycnofibres to sense "arbrosaurs" then use their harden but light leaf-looking wingtips to stun them and/or make them fall to eat them. They can't fly anymore but they still can glide.

## Creation

Victzégopterix2 wanted to ad some extravagant animals to *The New Dinosaurs'*s universe, like in *After Man*. With this in mind, he had the idea of a relatively small pterosaur, hiding as leaves its wing that would hit its unaware preys and make them fall. This idea later became the glideaf.

## Trivia

-In its first drawings, its wings had two lobes, one for the leaf-lokking part and another for the rest of the wing. It was removed because it was not plausible.
Birdsnatcher

The birdsnatcher is plesiosaur symbiotic with fishes living in schools. They're capable of prpelling out of the water to snatch marine birds and pterosaurs.

## Description

Common name: Birdsnatcher

Scientific name: *Rapersaurus velocipinnus*

Name Meaning: “Swift-Finned Snatching Lizard”

Clade: *Elasmosaurinae*

Ancestor: *Albertonectes*

Native environment: Temperate sea

Location: Northern Pacific Ocean

Size: Up to 16m long (body+tail: 4m, neck: 10,5m, head: 1,5m)

Info: The birdsnatchers live hidden inside bodyguarded fishes’ (descendants of *Gasteroclupea*) schools, and protect them from their predators like *Xiphactinus’s* descents or some birds and pterosaurs. They move with the schools and there’s always some looking over the ocean with their eyes making them able to look up. When some see sea birds or pterosaurs approach to feed on the school, the sentinel birdsnatchers alert the others and they all jump out of the water with precision and catch the birds or pterosaurs to eat them. In exchange of protection and the food that is the filth on their protector, the birdsnatchers are cleaned and can feed on some bodyguarded fishes.

## Creation

The original birdsnatcher's neck was impossible. Victzégopterix2 though so that, to snatch birds, they could jump out of the water. He then though of a reason for them to adopt this behaviour. He though that birdsnatcher could "protect" fishes from their predators like marine birds and pterosaurs.

## Trivia

-The birdsnatcher is represented in the :Weeee: emoji of the discord server.

## Gallery

    [pls, someone, put the :Weeee: emoji here]
Forest Lank

A tall terrestrial pterosaur that lives in forests.

## Description

Common name: Forest lank

Scientific name: *Herbaphagus silvahabitari*

Name Meaning: “Grass-Eater Living in the Forest”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae, Quetzalcoatlinae, Herbaphagini*

Ancestor: *Hatzegopteryx*

Native environment: Tropical rainforest, Dry Open Woodland, Thorn Forest

Location: African forests

Size: 6m high

Info: A lank even taller than the savanna one that lives in the forests, they eat most of tree leaves but they’re the only animals in their habitats, especially of that size, that can eat conifers leaves.

## Trivia

-The lank was firstly taller, the first drawing of taller lanks were modified to be the forest lank's drawing.
Thin-Fat

The thin-fat is a terrestrial pterosaurs that lives in the deserts and survive thanks to its fat hump.

## Description

Common name: Thin-fat

Scientific name: *Camelomimusaurus arabus*/*palaearcticus*

Name Meaning: “Ancient Arctic/Arabian lizard that imitates camels”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae, Quetzalcoatlinae, Herbaphagini*

Ancestor: *Hatzegopteryx*

Native environment: Desert (hot for *P. arabus*, cold for *P. palaearcticus*)

Location: Arabia and the cold Palaearctic deserts

Size: 2,4m high

Info: They're adapted for living in the desert, the store fat on their back and don't need to often drink water. The Arabian thin-fats are the one which gave that name to the thin-fats as they have long and thin legs with a little body contrasting with their big humpback. The Palaearctic ones are bulkyer and lack a dewlap. They're the closest relatives to the lanks. They convergently evolved with stripped humpbacks but avoided competition by "moving" to other deserts.

## Trivia

-They were supposed to live also in the Sahara but, as the description of the stripped humpack changed, it was decided to not do that to avoid competition.
Fat Lank

Common name: Fat Lank

Scientific name: *Continecrassus hydrophilus*

Name meaning: “Fat Stocker That Likes Water”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae, Quetzalcoatlinae, Herbaphagini*

Ancestor: *Hatzegopteryx*

Native environment: Freshwater and wetlands in ice age toundras, taigas and steppes

Location: Most of the north half of the Palaearctic realm, some managed to go to the Northwest of the Nearctic realm

Size: 3m high

Info: Thin-fats adapted to an old ice age, their fat protected them from the cold air and water. The thin-fats were so already adapted to environments like the one in the ice ages that they developed during this period with too much concurrence, becoming then fat lanks. They later pledge themselves to the waters of the ice age that weren't inhabited by big animals due to their cold temprature. However the fat of the fat lank were also protective for this environment. They lived near water, feeding in a big part on aquatic plants, sometimes even on some fishes, and were good swimmers.
The New Dinosaurs Revised Wiki

**Welcome to the The New Dinosaurs Revised Wiki!**

Dougal Dixon's book New Dinosaurs is a book about what would happen if the K-Pg mass extinction never happened and we still had theropods and ornithischians. But there are many inaccuracies in the book. And this server is about fixing those inaccuracies and even adding new creatures to the book. Join our Official Discord to help expand the project, https://discord.gg/62cTjUsNSe

## Important Canon Articles

**Ethiopian Realm**

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**Nearctic Realm**

**Neotropical Realm**

**Oriental Realm**

**Australasian Realm**

**Oceans**

## Other Canon Arcticles

Paleocene Epoch

Eocene Epoch

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Bathead

A pterosaur that kills its preys by bludgeoning them with it's head.

## Description

Common name: Bathead

Scientific name: *Battuerecephalus delapsae*

Name meaning: “Swooping bat-head”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae, Quetzalcoatlinae*

Ancestor: *Hatzegopteryx*

Native environment: Tall and Shortgrass Savanna

Location: African Savannas

Size: 7,5m wingspan, 3,5m long (1m for the body, 1m for the neck, 1,5m for the head)

Info: They swoop swiftly on preys and bludgeon them with their big and heavy head thanks to powerful neck muscles, breaking the knocked out prey's bones.

## Creation

ShadowDave suggested a weirder behaviour for the harpooneck: use its beak like a baseball bat to smack preys out of the air, bludgeon with its head. This idea later became a seperate species as Victzégopterix2 didn't get that he was talking of a behaviour for the harpooneck.
Battle to Save Tanya Cookies

Battle to Save Tanya Cookies is a *Tanya Cookies* TV movie. This is the story of three champions of nature conservation to rescue Peanut, Baby Butter, Jelly, Pinch, Scootch, Flick, and Munchy - Daniel (a World Animal Adventure investigator), Todd Darren and Jayden LaMarche (creature experts and explorers), and Jason and his friends (global travellers). The trio’s quest has brought them into conflict with Operation: Tanya Cookies, the very lifeguard body set up.

## Recap

The film opens with Peanut, Baby Butter, Jelly, Pinch, Scootch, and Munchy stone skipping, but then hunters arrived to kill them. Just then, three champions of nature conservation - Todd Darren and Jayden LaMarche (creature experts and explorers), Daniel (a World Animal Adventure investigator), and Jason and his friends (global travellers), is coming to their rescue.

To the northeast, Ramsey Lake is flown from the French River and Lake Nipissing. Ramsey Lake was stocked with perch and lake trout. Todd Darren and Jayden LaMarche (creature experts and explorers) fish for perch, perch were they caught in the lake. Aquatic vegetation provides a habitat for pike. Ramsey Lake had not been stocked with perch. Smaller bass were caught. Lake trout were native to Ramsey Lake, but bass and pike were fished out.

## Characters

* Peanut Otter
* Baby Butter Otter
* Jelly Otter
* Pinch Raccoon
* Scootch Raccoon
* Flick Duck
* Munchy Beaver
* Todd Darren
* Jayden LaMarche
* Jason
* Todd
* Emily
* Timothy
* Daniel
Bone-Crusher

A scavenging pterosaur.

## Description

Common name: Bone-crusher

Scientific name: *Plenurhynchos necrovora*

Name Meaning: “Death eater with a filled beak”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae, Quetzalcoatlinae*

Ancestor: *Hatzegopteryx*

Native environment: Shortgrass Savanna, Tall-Grass Savanna, Dry Open Woodland, Thorn Forest

Location: the African Savanna and The Dry Forests in and around it

Size: 1,8m high, 3,6m wingspan

Info: They eat carcasses and bones but hunt sometimes if really hungry. They spot carcasses with its excellent smell. To crush the bones more easily, their beak became filled, they got a more efficient shape and their jaw muscles became bigger.
Whulk

Common name: Whulk

Scientific name: *Insulasaurus oceanus*

Name meaning: “Ocean Island Lizard”

Clade: *Elasmosauridae, Weddellonectia, Aristonectinae*

Ancestor: *Aristonectes parvidens*

Native environment: Temperate and Polar Sea

Location: Arctic, North Pacific, and North Atlantic oceans

Size: 17 meters long and 70 tons

Info: One of the largest animals in Dixon Earth is the Whulk, a massive plesiosaur species of the northern hemisphere. It’s diet consists of plankton, and swim in pods of 2-5 in the open ocean gulping down the plankton in its baleen like teeth. In fact they can sometimes eat schools of small fish. Every winter, they migrate down to warmer waters where their food source is abundant.
Spotted Yellow Sift

Common name: Spotted Yellow Sift

Scientific name: *Pterocolum rubicundum*

Clade: *Pteranodontidae*, *Cicullominae* (soars and sifts), *Pterocolumini* (sifts)

Ancestor: *Geosternbergia*

Native environment: Wetlands

Location: Around the Great Basin

Size: 1,2m wingspan, 1,4m tall

Environment info: A great tract of land on the southern and southwestern shore of the North American continent consists of deltas, swamps and backwaters. Since Cretaceous times it has gradually been rising above sea level, and it is now covered in marshy vegetation, comprising vast areas of reed beds and mangroves with stands of conifers, evergreen oaks and magnolias on the drier banks. The available moisture and warm climate mean that several varieties of plants and animals live here. Bird and pterosaur life is particularly abundant, as the birds have adapted well to this pleasant environment. Anseriforms graze the waterweed, gaviiforms plunge into the waters after ray-finned fish, and charadriiforms peck after smaller creatures in the mud and shallows. However, the pterosaurs live side by side with the various species of birds and reveal similar adaptations to the same conditions.

Animal info: The sift is built to the general pterosaur design, with a small lightweight body stiffened for flight, wings of membrane supported by the arms and extended fourth finger, and a very flexible neck. However, in appearance the sift is more like a wading bird, with its long-shanked legs and its tapering beaked jaws. The sift congregates in flocks out in the shallows. The folded wings, larger in proportion than those of birds, catch the sun and provide an ever-changing pattern of light as the flock moves about filtering the tiny plants, insects and crustaceans from the muddy water. The long, thin jaws are armed with a multitude of tiny, comb-like pseudoteeth which are used to trap the waterborne food. Even though their sexual dimorphism is way less pronounced than in their ancestors, the male still have a nuptial parade, some sort of weird dance in which they move their tail, wings, neck and legs in a weird motion.
Петров, Максим

**Максим Петров** (род. 13 ноября 1978, Барнаул) — российский танцор, хореограф.

Алтайский государственный институт культуры и искусств

## Биография

Родился 13 сентября 1978 года.

В 2000 году окончил Алтайский государственный институт культуры и искусств.

Танцевал с детства, первые шаги сделал в 14 лет. Не собирался заниматься хореографией, но в Германии его отец взял автограф у чемпионки мира по бальным танцам, что увлекло мальчика.

После окончания института переехал в Москву. В 2004 году ненадолго поехал в Англию. В Россию вернулся в 2006 году, в ранге танцора международного класса. Во время пребывания в Великобритании стал финалистом нескольких престижных турниров.

В Исландии стал главным педагогом сборной страны по бальным танцам. В 2012—2013 годах побывал в США.

Был ведущим шоу «Мои университеты. Будущее за настоящим» на НТВ.

В основном он живёт и работает в Европе (в частности, в Исландии), где у него сотни учеников.

## «Танцы со звёздами»

### в России

Впервые поучаствовал в шоу в 2015 году в паре с режиссёром Валерией Гай Германикой.

В 2016 году вышел на паркет с актрисой Ириной Безруковой. Вылетел в полуфинале.

В 2020 году попал в пару к актрисе Алёне Бабенко. Были одними из фаворитами, но остановились «в двух шагах» от финала из-за болезни Алёны.

В 2022 году партнёром Максима стала Марина Зудина. Дошли до финала.

### в Исландии

В 2018 году стал победителем шоу в паре с певицей Йоханной.

В 2019 году был в паре с певицей Региной.

## Личная жизнь

В 2015 году на «Танцах со звёздами» познакомился с актрисой Агнией Кузнецовой. В том же году сыграли свадьбу.

В 2020 году у пары родился сын.

## Награды

* Судья международной категории.
* Мастер спорта России по танцам.
* Финалист и победитель международных турниров (в частности, Английских).
* Танцор международного класса.

## Примечания

1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 https://alexgitara.ru/znamenitye-lyudi/agniya-kuznecova-biografiya.html
2. ↑ 2,0 2,1 https://biografii.net/znamenitosti/maksim-petrov.html
3. ↑ 3,0 3,1 https://smotrim.ru/person/347824
4. ↑ https://www.ntv.ru/peredacha/Moi\_universitety/m90180/o672506/video/
5. ↑ https://hellomagrussia.ru/kino-i-televidenie/teleshou/8430-chto-proishodit-za-kulisami-tancev-so-zvezdami.html
6. ↑ https://www.tatar-inform.ru/news/showtime/28-03-2016/irina-bezrukova-i-maksim-petrov-vernulis-v-shou-tantsy-so-zvezdami-4920552
7. ↑ https://www.vokrug.tv/article/show/15903170351/
8. ↑ https://www.dance.ru/news/dolgozhdannaya-pobeda-kto-vyigral-v-13-m-sezonu-shou-tantsy-so-zvezdami/
9. ↑ https://altapress.ru/afisha/story/barnaulskiy-uchastnik-tantsev-so-zvezdami-rasskazal-kak-prohodit-proekt-v-usloviyah-pandemii-267256
10. ↑ https://www.starhit.ru/novosti/aktrisa-agniya-kuznetsova-vyishla-zamuj-za-tantsora-117973/
Saltwater Pelicrests

Common name: Saltwater Pelicrests (Migratory, Northern, Caribbean and Japanese)

Scientific name: *Halmurosaccus atlanticus*/*septentrionus*/*caraibes*/*japonica*

Name meaning: "Migrating/Northern/from Caraibes/Japanese Brine Pocket"

Clade: *Nyctosauridae, Saccupteryginae, Neomundusaccusini*

Ancestor: *Alcione*

Native environment: Shorelines and seas near shorelines

Location: Hudson bay, James bay, Labrador sea, Gulf of St. Lawrence and Gulf of Maine most of the time, Azores and Macaronesia during their migration, Morocco and Macaronesia for nesting for *atlanticus*

Bering strait, Bering sea, sea of Okhotsk, gulf of Alaska, gulf of Anadyr for *septentrionus*

Caribbean sea and gulf of Mexico for *caraibes*

Sea of Japan, Yellow sea and East China sea, Bohai sea for *japonica*

Size: 3,5m wingspan, 1,6m long for *atlanticus*

2,8m wingspan, 1,4m long for *septentrionus*

3m wingspan, 1,5m long for *caraibes*

2,25m wingspan, 1,5m long for *japonica*

Info: Even though the saltwater pelicrests form a real group of animals, they aren't the only saltwater pelicrests, actually, the ancestor of the pelicrests lived in saltwaters. The pelicrest divided in two groups: a eurasian one and an american one. Most of the saltwater eurasian pelicrests went extinct or became able to live in freshwaters, with the exception of the Caspian pelicrest (Antemundusaccuderetero marecaspius (last bag of the Old World in the Caspian sea) as they mostly lived in the former Paratethys sea. Most of the modern saltwater pelicrests aren't migratory, with the exception of *atlanticus*, but their ancestors were, as an exemple, *caraibes* descend from a population of ancients *atlanticus* that migrated to South instead of Southeast. The two other species also had ancestors that went exploring or had problems for migrations.
Mangrove Paraso

Common name: Mangrove Paraso

Scientific name: *Umbrala solitara*

Name meaning: “Solitary Shadow Wing”

Clade: *Pteranodontidae*, *Pseudodonptera* (pseudotoothed pterosaurs), *Umbrelinae* (parasos)

Ancestor: *Volgadraco*

Native environment: Mangroves and similar wetlands

Location: Most of the Oriental Realm

Size: 2,5m wingspan, 1m tall or 4,5m wingspan, 1,8m tall

Environment info: Vast areas of tropical swamp and deltas are found in the Indomalayan ecozone, where great rivers, fed by the snow and glaciers of the mighty Himalayas, wander across the lowlands and empty into the Indian Ocean. Mangrove swamps develop at the ocean's edge on the mud banks built up by debris deposited by the rivers. The mangrove swamp usually blends into the tropical forest on the drier land, and many of the tree creatures that live here are the same as those further inland. The swamps are home to a great many ray-finned fish and other aquatic animals, particularly those that can withstand the conditions of both saltwater and freshwater. They also support vast numbers of wading birds and pterosaurs that feed on the fish and the mud creatures. The paraso is one of the oddest of such animals.

Animal description: The paraso is a pterosaur that hunts in the shallow lagoons and backwaters of the swamps. The wings are brightly colored and make a dazzling display as the pterosaur launches itself into the air and flies off over the swamp. The wings, however, have another function. They are used as a kind of a trap in order to lure and catch fish without having reflects on the water in a way that is totally unlike any other in the animal kingdom. For this reason, even though the paraso doesn't look like a weird pterosaur at first, it really is. They have an extremely disproportionate ratio between its size an its wingspan as more wing surface is a better for its unique hunting method which also require to have the head surrounded by its wings making them even bigger. In order to have its wings out of the water and let the fishes go under them, it developed taller first phalanx to their first three fingers. Its head and jaws are very slim, with many tiny sharp pseudoteeth. These "teeth" are typical of a fishing animal, being able to grip slippery fish firmly. The paraso, unlike other fishing pterosaurs, is a solitary animal, flying and hunting on its own.
Ultimate Flarp

A joke specie of terrestrial pliosaur that imitates flarps.

## Description

Common name: Ultimate flarp

Scientific name: *Imtoolazyi tofindoneus*

Name meaning: "I'm too lazy to find a name"

Clade: *Perfection*

Ancestor: *Something*

Native environment: Flarp

Location: Flarp

Size: Flarp

Info: Flarp but better than an oviraptor

## Creation

Victzégopterix2, Din0boy1 and PaleoNerd argued about the relevance of the cladograms imposed by Din0boy. Victzégopterix2 defended that, even though they aren't useless, some parts are irrelevant for the project like the flarp that became an oviraptorid in the cladograms, especially since Din0boy didn't approve his flarp for this reason. Din0boy then approved it but still said that it should be called the false flarp, the real one should be the oviraptorid. Then, Victzégopterix2 joked about the situation, make the voluntarily dumb assumption that Din0boy1 could approve a flarp descending from a pliosaur if he made one. And he made it.

## Trivia

-It's the first joke specie of the project.
Pelisaur

Common name: Pelisaur

Scientific name: *Ichthyonychus hydra*

Name meaning: “Aquatic Fish-Claw

Clade: *Alvarezsauridae*, *Parvicursorinae*, *Ceratonykini*

Ancestor: *Ceratonykus*

Native environment: Tropical Rainforest - Ocean Island

Location: Seychelles Archipelago

Size: 2 meters tall and 3 meters long

Info: One of the many species of island dwelling alvarezsaur species, the Pelisaur is one with a very unique niche, a niche similar to that of the extinct spinosaurids. It is a fish eater feeding on the many fish species living in the Indian Ocean. They live in groups of 4 members 2 males and 2 females. They r bigger than their ancestors due to the lack of main land carnivores.
Cutlasstooth

The cutlasstooth is a predatorial noasaurid that uses its extremly specialised teeth to snatch peices of meat on its preys.

## Description

Common name: Cutlasstooth

Scientific name: *Caedosaurus gladiadens*

Name Meaning: “Sword-Tooth Cutting Lizard”

Clade: *Noasaurinae*

Ancestor: *Noasaurus*

Native environment: Grasslands and savannas

Location: Neotropical pampas

Size: 6m long, 2m high, more than 0,5m for the largest tooth

Infos and changes: Featherless, now has the sabertooth on the mandible, the other teeth can hold the prey and rip the meat. When a cutlasstooth spot a prey, its sits in the tall grass to hide then run towards the prey when near enough. They plants their jaws in the prey and bite to cut meat in it and snatch it. They aren't territorial, they tend to hunt in band if they can. They generally follow one prey to make it die of its repeated bites.

## Trivia

-The cutlasstooth is the new dinosaur represented in the banner of the project. It's a refrence to the cover of the original book by Dougal Dixon.
Book Three: Heat Wave

***Heat Wave*** is the third book in the Extraordinaries trilogy by TJ Klune. It came out on July 19th, 2022.

## Synopsis

Heat Wave is the explosive finale to the thrilling and “uproariously funny” (Sophie Gonzales) Extraordinaries trilogy by New York Times and USA Today bestselling author TJ Klune!

Nick, Seth, Gibby, and Jazz are back in action bringing justice, protection, and disaster energy to the people of Nova City.

An unexpected hero returns to Nova City and crash lands into Nick's home, upturning his life, his family, and his understanding of what it means to be a hero in the explosive finale of the thrilling and hilarious Extraordinaries trilogy by New York Times bestselling author TJ Klune.

## Trivia

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## References

1. ↑ https://www.tjklunebooks.com/heat-wave
Sbeark

The sbeark is a partially bipedal pterosaur that uses a spear-like beak to pierce its preys while flying.

## Description

Common name: Sbeark

Scientific name: *Pterosauravis enchorhychos*

Name Meaning: “Spear-Beaked Winged Lizard Bird”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae*, *Pterosauravinae*

Ancestor: *Phosphatodraco*

Native environment: Tropical Rainforest

Location: Congo Basin

Size: 0,6m wingspan, 0,3m long (not conting the protuberance on the beak), 0,2m high.

Info: Instead of ambushing "arbrosaurs", some *Phosphatodraco* descendants used speed to hunt them. They stand like birds on branches. This specie developed a protuberance on the beak kill more quickly its preys. The pterosauravids are also present in the occident of the Paleo-Arctic realm including a similar specie: *Pterosauravis kaioeuropa* (european blue and black bird pterosaur).

## Creation

Victzégopterix2 wanted to ad some extravagant animals to *The New Dinosaurs'*s universe, like in *After Man*. With this in mind, he had the idea of a relatively small bird using a spear-like beak to hunt. As he later made the glideaf, and since he prefers pterosaurs to birds, the sbeark became a pterosaur and a close relative to the glideaves with the new clade that are the pterosauravids.

## Trivia

-The weird name of the sbeark is a combination of the words "spear" and "beak".
Redrun

Common name: Redrun

Scientific name: *Triplodocus sokephalos*

Name meaning: “Raming Heads With Triple Spine”

Clade: *Abelisauridae, Carnotaurinae, Brachyrosta, Furileusauria, Carnotaurini, Carnoryginae*

Ancestor: *Carnotaurus*

Native environment: Grassland

Location: Pampas

Size: 3,5m tall, 11m

Info: The abelisaurs were the great carnivores of South-America since 100Ma, during this time isolated from the other continents, they became pursuit predators higly adapted for speed. Some, like the carnotaur, also developped horns for display and combat against the other members of their species. The redrun is a descendant of the carnotaur which its feature were even more exagarated. The redrun is bigger, has longer horns and more facial display, has a shorter snout, there's more skull behind the eyes than before, a better sens of smell, more powerful bites, can open his mouth wider even if that's mostly for display, the tiny arms of abelisaurids are totaly absent, their big muscle on the tail used for fast running is bigger, giving it the name Triplodocus as the parts of the vertebrates where this muscle attaches look like a trident from a tranversal view which also disable the redrun for turning easily while running, it is so one of the fastest dinosaurs, being able to run at around 70km/h.
Shorerunner

Common name: Shorerunner

Scientific name: *Brevalus insularis*

Clade: *Pteranodontidae*, *Pseudodonptera* (pseudotoothed pterosaurs), *Arbropterygoinae* (arborial pterosaurs), *Polynesipterygoini* (polynesian pterosaurs)

Ancestor: *Volgadraco*

Native environment: Tropical Rainforest - Ocean Island

Location: Kiribati

Size: 17cm tall, a 31cm long skull with the crest

Environment info: When new islands appear above the surface of the ocean their colonization usually follows a standard pattern. The initial living things to grow there are plants, germinating from seeds and spores borne on the wind. The first animals are always insects, again because they can be blown on the wind from distant continents. The first vertebrates to arrive are the birds and pterosaurs, winged vertebrate creatures that are able to fly over the intervening ocean areas. Very often these winged creatures give up their powers of flight and take up a ground-dwelling existence, eating the plants and the insects on an island that is free from any dangerous predators. The shorerunner is just such a pterosaur, found on one Pacific Ocean island group near the Equator, Kiribati.

Animal description: It lives mainly on the beach, running here and there catching other shore creatures, or pecking about in the ferny undergrowth for smaller reptiles and insects. The shorerunner is a major predator of the coconut grab. Should one of the ammonites linger too long over its coconut so that the sudden tropical dawn finds it on dry land, it will be set upon by a flock of shorerunners and torn to pieces. Other prey besides coconut grabs consists of burrowing insects winkled out of tree trunks by the long jaws. It is also adept at climbing trees, using its long toes and fingers including an opposable first figers inherited from its continental ancestors, and can run nimbly along branches using its vestigial wings and long and heavy at its end head crest for balance. The Kiribati islands are no more than about five million years old (dating back to the Early Pliocene, or Zanclean), suggesting that the shorerunner's ancestors must have arrived since that time. From the flying ancestor several species have developed to populate the groups of islands, all with slightly different shapes and sizes and differing eating habits.
Lank

A tall terrestrial pterosaur that lives in savannas.

## Description

Common name: Lank

Scientific name: *Herbaphagus longicollum*

Name Meaning: “Long-Necked Grass Eater”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae, Quetzalcoatlinae, Herbaphagini*

Ancestor: *Hatzegopteryx*

Native environment: Tall Grass Savannas, Thorn Forests, and Dry Open Woodland

Location: The Tall Grass Savannas and the dry forests around it

Size: 4m high

Info: The open savannas have tall grass, animals have evolved some adaptations for this environment, for example long legs, and use of a batery of teeth or gastroliths. One clade of animals that have adapted to the savannas are the pterosaurs. the Lank is a 4 meter tall pterosaur, that feeds on the leaves of the trees, unlike the titanosaurs, they are faster and more lightly built and have basicaly the same niche as Home Earth giraffes. All of their limbs have hoofs at the end. They use gastroliths to break down leaf material and actually don't feed on the grasses, hadrosaurs and some other dinosaurs do. These pterosaurs have a dewlap under the neck for thermoregulation.

## Trivia

-They were firstly taller, the first drawing of taller lanks were modified to be the forest lank's drawing.
Harridan

Common name: Harridan

Scientific name: *Harpyia latala*

Name meaning: “Broad-Winged Harpy”

Clade: *Azhdarchidae*

Ancestor: *Aerotitan*

Native environment: Mountains

Location: The Andes

Size: over 5m wingspan, 2,4m tall

Environment info: Between the mountain peaks and above the valleys of the Andes soar a number of large birds and pterosaurs. They circle in the winds rising from the valley heads and the updrafts from warm hill slopes. One of the largest of these soaring creatures is the harridan, a pterosaur.

Animal description: The harridans can maneuver expertly while in flight. The air sweeping over its broad wings is controlled by additional membranes attached to the second and third fingers of the hand. These two fingers are elongated but not as much as the fourth finger that in all pterosaurs, supports the main flying membrane. The first finger carries a claw which is used when the animal is walking or crawling on cliff faces. In addition to the wing membranes it possesses membranes on its hind legs. Each of these is supported by a very long first toe, and is used to control the animal in flight. The eyes are directed forward and give a good stereoscopic vision. This pterosaur is a solitary animal. It mates for life, both mates chose each other by impressing members of the other sex and intimidating rivals when they puffer their colorful caruncles, they then nest on high pinnacles in the mountains, rearing no more than two young each year. With its warm-blooded physiology, its carnivorous hunting habits, its curved beak and its talons, it is very similar to the predatory birds that are found in the mountainous areas of other ecozones. The harridan has very keen eyesight and can spot smaller animals scampering about on the ledges hundreds of meters below. It then swoops out of the sky and pounces accurately on its food. Its prey usually consists of the small mammals (placental eutherians and ameridelphian marsupials) that have adopted a mountain habitat. Sometimes it might go after a small non-avian dinosaur, such as a dip.
Giant Wooly Flarp

Common name: Giant Wooly Flarp

Scientific name: *Mammuthusaurus sp.*

Clade: *Azhdarchidae, Quetzalcoatlinae, Herbaphagini*

Ancestor: Hatzegopteryx

Native environment: Tundra

Location: Arctic Tundra

Size: 5,5m high

Info: A flarp adapted for the cold climate of the last ice age, they so became very big and covered in a lot of pycnofibers to be protected from cold. The mostly went extinct at the end of the glaciation but some little population are still living on some of the northernmost islands of the Globe.
Wheirdro

Common name: Wheirdro

Scientific name: *Allonatare allorhynchos*

Name meaning: “Weird Swimmer With a Weird Beak”

Clade: *Pteranodontidae, Pseudodonptera, Pinuloidea, Pinulidae*

Ancestor: *Volgadraco*

Native environment: Polar sea and Shorelines

Location: The northern shores of the Palaearctic realm

Size: 3,5m long counting the legs

Info: The wheirdros lives in cold waters, protected by fat, all have weird beaks adapted to feed on the shellfish. The firsts that found it said «What are these weird water weirdos, hydro-weirdos, wheirdros!» giving then their names.
Fat Birb

Common name: Fat Birb

Scientific name: *Pachyornis pachytorothylakus*

Name meaning: “Big bird, bigger sacs”

Clade: *Avialae, Pachyornidae* (fat birbs and herbivultures), *Pachyorninae* (fat birbs)

Ancestor: *Balaur*

Native environment: Deciduous and mixed woodland, Coniferous forest

Location: Paleoarctic realm (European forests), other species of birbs live in the Neoarctic realm, Oriental realm and other places in the Paleoarctic realm

Size: 1m (More like a 6 3 foot turkey.)

Environment info: For a long time, Europe was an archipelago where lived odd and specialised animals. When it became a single landmass connected to Asia, this weird fauna had to adapt to the biodiversity from Asia and other islands. Few survived to the present days but among the most notable organisms from this ancient Europe, with the giant predatorial pterosaurs went into Africa and became flightless herbivores, are flightless omnivorous birds with unique hands and feet that managed to conquer most of the North hemisphere.

Animal info: As its name suggests, the fat birb is a big bird, it contains a big space for its long digestive tract to sustain its mostly herbivorous diet, though it is frequent for them to eat small mammals, reptiles and carcasses. It also became bigger during the cold season as it develop more feathers and fat to be protected from the cold. Despite its size, it can be decently fast and is good jumpers thanks to powerful legs, though it does not fly, but it still uses its wings for balance. It also can make itself look bigger to scare a predator but mostly during their mating rituals against other individuals of the same sex fighting for a partner or to impress a partner as individuals that can make themselves look bigger are more attractive. It does this by spreading its wings and tail feathers and inflating air sacs with air coming from the tear duct that became a part of the respiratory system. This is because their air sacs are fragile and can be ripped, the other fat birbs with the pointy sickle-shaped claws on their hands and feet.
Sailhorn

Common name: Sailhorn

Scientific name: *Carnoryx allocrista*

Name meaning: “Carnivore Oryx With a Mohawk”

Clade: *Abelisauridae, Carnotaurinae, Brachyrosta, Furileusauria, Carnotaurini, Carnoryginae*

Ancestor: *Carnotaurus*

Native environment: Savanna

Location: South-American savannas

Size: 3m tall (without the horns and the sail), 7m long

Environment info: The tall grasses of the savannas are inhabited by a lot of herbivores from the big invincible tortusaurs and lumbers and the numerous hadrosaurs from the North continent and some few remaining running sauropods. But among the tall grass, it can sometimes be seen pairs of black taller and thicker grasses until they raise even higher and show a black sail and black stripes on a yellow body. They aren't grasses, they're fearsome predators known as sailhorns.

Animal info: The sailhorns, as their name suggests, are recognizable via their black scaly sail and elongated horns. Even though they seem dangerous they aren't used to attack preys but to compete and impress sexual partners and rivals when they migrate to their areas of reproduction. Their actual weapon is their powerful jaws and their high speed provided by their unique legs the two toes on the sides have some sorts of hooves while the middle toe still has a claw to maintain a struggling prey loosing its blood. Indeed, when a prey is spotted, a sailhorn will sprint a it with the mouth widely open then snatch a big chunk of meat with a powerful bite and letting they prey die because of an hemorrhage to eat the rest later.
Northern Gourmand

Common name: Northern Gourmand

Scientific name: *Ganeosaurus borealis*

Name meaning: “Northern Glutton Lizard”

Clade: *Tyrannosauridae, Tyrannosaurinae, Tyrannosaurini*

Ancestor: *Tyrannosaurus*

Native environment: Grassland - Prairie

Location: North American Grasslands south of the Canadian Shield, mainly the Great Plains

Size: 4.5 meters tall, 9-14 meters long, 10 tons

Environment info: The center of the Nearctic Realm is a wide expanse of prairie called the Great Plains. The dominant plants are the grasses, then eaten up by the thescelosaurs, hadrosaurs, ceratopsians, pachycephalosaurs, and ankylosaurs. Then the omnivores of this region are the ornithomimids, troodontids, and oviraptorosaurs, then these herbivores and omnivores get prey upon by alioraminin tyrannosaurs, dromaeosaurs, and pterosaurs. But they are prey to the tyrannosaurinin tyrannosaurs, mainly the Northern Gourmand.

Animal info: The Northern Gourmand is the apex predator of the Great Plains, being larger than the largest Mesozoic theropod, the *Tyrannosaurus rex*. The diet consists of large hadrosaurs, ceratopsids, ankylosaurs, and carrion when fully grown, however teenagers of this species feed on smaller hadrosaurs, ornithomimids, and other smaller dinosaurs that are smaller then the prey of the adults. It has been seen that both adults and youngsters do hunt in packs, but youngsters mainly hunt with another species of tyrannosaur, the Northclaw. These massive carnivores have a bite force stronger than that of the *T. rex*.
Pink Pelicrest

Common name: Pink Pelicrest

Scientific name: *Saccufiltrum rosa*

Name meaning; "Pink Filtering Bag"

Clade: *Nyctosauridae, Saccupteryginae, Antemundusaccusini*

Ancestor: *Alcione*

Native environment: Coastlines and freshwaters rich in its food

Location: Mediterranean basin, Black sea, coasts of Africa of the North hemisphere, along the Nile, Persian gulf, Red sea and West India and Pakistan

Size: 2,7m wingspan, 1,3m long

Info: Like all the pelicrests, the pink pelicrest have a caracteristic throat pouch and a flexible mandible that used to be used to catch and stock more of the fishes which the feed on but pink pelicrest use it for an other purpoise. Indeed this pelicrest is not only fish eaters but a filter-feeders, also using their pouch to swallow big quantities of water full of food then contracting it with the beak almost closed to eject the water but not the food filtered by hard pycnofibers on the sides of the beak. These hard pycnofibers share a close origin to the whiskers of the great pelicrest. The pink colour which gave the name of this specie of pelicrest is due to a pigment in the shrimps which the feed on. They still eat fishes from time to time but their descendants will most likely be only filter-feeders.
Push War

The push war happened during the early days of the server, between Attico and PRO\_\_Monkey. Attico knocked PRO\_\_Monkey off a high place comically. There were a lot of deaths, which led to PRO\_\_Monkey's plans to start new wars. So far no wars have happened except for a battle after Four pushed PRO\_\_Monkey off Attico's base. The war axe was made before Attico and PRO\_\_Monkey's wooden weapons duel after some of the battles.