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This week's discovery are two large predators that are fearsome to look at and their reputation is just. Both kings in their domain, but the most impressive is the true God lizard of ternova. Towering over others as they move through their kingdom taking anything on that dares challenge their reign. The two most impressive predators are here to stay no matter who challenges them.

Theosaurus rex: king of all dinosaurs on ternova their environmental range is vast, but can not be found in dry desert areas. Being a continuation of the tyrannosaurus lineage they are bigger than any known predator from both earth and ternova. Using their sheer size to intimidate others from their kills or to take down the largest of prey with no fear.

Dynamosaurus: an abelisaurid that has become its own top predator just 2nd to theosaurus. They can be found in more open areas as well some dry areas. They prefer more lush foliage than their relatives elsewhere, but can still cross paths with them. Using their bright colors to fend off other creatures as well as to attract the opposite sex they are the bulldogs of their domain.

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This week's discovery are two large predators that are fearsome to look at and their reputation is just. Both kings in their domain, but the most impressive is the true God lizard of ternova. Towering over others as they move through their kingdom taking anything on that dares challenge their reign. The two most impressive predators are here to stay no matter who challenges them.

Theosaurus rex: king of all dinosaurs on ternova their environmental range is vast, but can not be found in dry desert areas. Being a continuation of the tyrannosaurus lineage they are bigger than any known predator from both earth and ternova. Using their sheer size to intimidate others from their kills or to take down the largest of prey with no fear.

Dynamosaurus: an abelisaurid that has become its own top predator just 2nd to theosaurus. They can be found in more open areas as well some dry areas. They prefer more lush foliage than their relatives elsewhere, but can still cross paths with them. Using their bright colors to fend off other creatures as well as to attract the opposite sex they are the bulldogs of their domain.

(Reminder: please do not copy without permission)