We need deep water instead of walk-in water so that we can have semi aquatics. But the deep water needs to be an environment option instead of it being non-customizable like the lagoon. This way we could build lakes that we could put mosasaurs, pyroraptors, and spinosaurus`, etc into. Those dinosaurs need to be able to walk on land and SWIM in water instead of always just walking in it.
Semi aquatics
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a) the mosasaurus is aquatic. He cant live out of water. and obviously he cant go out and go in whenever it wants.
b) the spinosaurus is a LAND dinosaur. He only uses water to fish. And obviously he does not "swim" LOL. So again, nonsense.
c) the pyroraptor is not, again, aquatic.
Nothing you said makes any sense.
b) the spinosaurus is a LAND dinosaur. He only uses water to fish. And obviously he does not "swim" LOL. So again, nonsense.
c) the pyroraptor is not, again, aquatic.
Nothing you said makes any sense.
Appreciate you’re constructive and collaborative attitude
Anyways.
A. Obviously it’s an aquatic creature, please re-read the sentence it was mentioned in to gain a deeper understanding of the sentences purpose and implication. I never said mosie wasn’t aquatic. Good luck with this task the 2nd time round, and don’t feel bad every skill takes practice!
B. Current science suggests spino was equally active in both water and land, similar to contemporary extant alligators. Also they are not all male so. They. It’s 2022 grow up.
C. While current science suggests pyros were unlikely to swim, in the JP fandom they are explicitly semi-aquatic and known to swim, not just walk, in water bodies.
<3 hope to hear your brilliant future contributions to the field of paleontology and the JP universe considering how well versed you believe you are. Confidence is everything bb