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These predators are the most powerful carnivore on Green Earth, at least on land. They are native to the taiga forests of Arwesci. Chimeric False Gorgonopsids use their large pseudo-thumbs for gripping their prey, as well as for combat. They have five toes on each foot, and the innermost toes on the hind feet are used for grooming. These giants can grow up to 65 feet long, and hunt anything they can. These beasts get their aggression from a bundle of nerves at the base of the skull, these nerves protected by tough cartilaginous tissue. If this nerve bundle is surgically removed (or more often the case, is never present) these mammal-like reptiles are actually quite tame, and make excellent battle mounts. The Chimeric False Gorgonopsid is only aggressive if startled, threatened, or starving, unless it is a mother with cubs, in which case, they will be aggressive towards anything that approaches their young. Chimeric False Gorgonopsids are live-birthers, and females nurse their young with milk. These predators have a bite force of 9980 newtons per square inch, and can snap bones with ease. Their claws can cut through steel plate armor with little effort. These giants are covered in a coat of insulative fur, and are endothermic.

(Note that the tail is not permanently curled, and is normally held somewhat straight from base to tip.)

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Description
These predators are the most powerful carnivore on Green Earth, at least on land. They are native to the taiga forests of Arwesci. Chimeric False Gorgonopsids use their large pseudo-thumbs for gripping their prey, as well as for combat. They have five toes on each foot, and the innermost toes on the hind feet are used for grooming. These giants can grow up to 65 feet long, and hunt anything they can. These beasts get their aggression from a bundle of nerves at the base of the skull, these nerves protected by tough cartilaginous tissue. If this nerve bundle is surgically removed (or more often the case, is never present) these mammal-like reptiles are actually quite tame, and make excellent battle mounts. The Chimeric False Gorgonopsid is only aggressive if startled, threatened, or starving, unless it is a mother with cubs, in which case, they will be aggressive towards anything that approaches their young. Chimeric False Gorgonopsids are live-birthers, and females nurse their young with milk. These predators have a bite force of 9980 newtons per square inch, and can snap bones with ease. Their claws can cut through steel plate armor with little effort. These giants are covered in a coat of insulative fur, and are endothermic.

(Note that the tail is not permanently curled, and is normally held somewhat straight from base to tip.)

Roojoeus, this is for you!