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Description
I’m too lazy right a full summary I’ll just write it like this.

Name: Baylene

Species: Brachiosaurus.

Age: Early 80s

Bio: Baylene is an old female Brachiosaurus who accompanied the Valley Herd during a migration following the 1st asteroid impact. Hazel compares Baylene to her late grandmother, who had similar mannerisms, British accent included. Despite being an elder and being rather timid, Baylene isn’t a pushover. She may not possess Eema’s sass and bite, but if pushed hard enough, she’ll put you in your place.

Name: Yin

Species: Borealosaurus

Age: Late 20s or early 30s

Bio: Yin is the leader of the Park’s Borealosaurus herd and a close friend of Baylene. She and her Titanosaur companions originated from Early Cretaceous China, during a time when the region was a hotspot for volcanic activity. While Nigel never planned on rescuing a sauropod herd, a nearby volcanic eruption quickly changed his mind. Now, Yin and her herd live safely without the threat of natural disasters looming over them all the time. Plus, the predators (minus one) are also pretty chill too.

Description
I’m too lazy right a full summary I’ll just write it like this.

Name: Baylene

Species: Brachiosaurus.

Age: Early 80s

Bio: Baylene is an old female Brachiosaurus who accompanied the Valley Herd during a migration following the 1st asteroid impact. Hazel compares Baylene to her late grandmother, who had similar mannerisms, British accent included. Despite being an elder and being rather timid, Baylene isn’t a pushover. She may not possess Eema’s sass and bite, but if pushed hard enough, she’ll put you in your place.

Name: Yin

Species: Borealosaurus

Age: Late 20s or early 30s

Bio: Yin is the leader of the Park’s Borealosaurus herd and a close friend of Baylene. She and her Titanosaur companions originated from Early Cretaceous China, during a time when the region was a hotspot for volcanic activity. While Nigel never planned on rescuing a sauropod herd, a nearby volcanic eruption quickly changed his mind. Now, Yin and her herd live safely without the threat of natural disasters looming over them all the time. Plus, the predators (minus one) are also pretty chill too.