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Anatomassi - Related to the Anserbary of the Mega Plains, Anatomassi is also a giant duck relative. They are the largest animals on the largest island chain in the Pacific Ocean. Their home is the center of volcanic activity on Earth, and any large disturbance could set off a mass extinction event.

Apatonanornis - This little bird eats insects of the forest floor and is one of the longest lived birds at 70 years if they can survive that long.

Aetotyrannus - Although not the largest eagle, Aetotyrannus is still a formidable predator. Their huge talons can crush the back of even the largest Anatomassi. They usually can eat up to half their body weight before they feel full.

Dracophysis - Not really a dragon, but this gecko relative looks like one. Acting much like a sloth, this lizard eat leaves and fruit all day long and can take up to 3 days to finish digesting their food. They aren't really fast animals.

Suchomorphus - Crocodiles never really made it to this island chain, so the geckos took their place. They are semi-aquatic piscivores that can survive in both salt and freshwater. Depending on the species, they will lay their eggs on the beach or on riverbanks. They are much more like seals than crocodiles behavior wise.

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Description
Anatomassi - Related to the Anserbary of the Mega Plains, Anatomassi is also a giant duck relative. They are the largest animals on the largest island chain in the Pacific Ocean. Their home is the center of volcanic activity on Earth, and any large disturbance could set off a mass extinction event.

Apatonanornis - This little bird eats insects of the forest floor and is one of the longest lived birds at 70 years if they can survive that long.

Aetotyrannus - Although not the largest eagle, Aetotyrannus is still a formidable predator. Their huge talons can crush the back of even the largest Anatomassi. They usually can eat up to half their body weight before they feel full.

Dracophysis - Not really a dragon, but this gecko relative looks like one. Acting much like a sloth, this lizard eat leaves and fruit all day long and can take up to 3 days to finish digesting their food. They aren't really fast animals.

Suchomorphus - Crocodiles never really made it to this island chain, so the geckos took their place. They are semi-aquatic piscivores that can survive in both salt and freshwater. Depending on the species, they will lay their eggs on the beach or on riverbanks. They are much more like seals than crocodiles behavior wise.

Map: Here