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"Sauropods are Nature's way of telling the 'Square-Cube Law' to go f*** itself, y'know?" - Casey Earl
"I thought that was Daikaiju?" - Erik Earl
"Yeah, those too." - Casey Earl

'While certainly not the largest sauropod in existance, the Brondozarous is certainly massive. The largest herbivore to inhabit Hel's Falls, it is a relief to remember these guys are herbivores, a stark contrast to the menagerei of carnivores and man-eaters.

It is odd, though that this perticular sauropod features two special features from the prehistoric sauropods Amargasaurus and Agustinia.

It would be hard to not notice the arrival of any one of these titanic beasts, as they, like any large sauropod, shake the Earth beneath them as they walk.

-RC'

A/N: For once, something not originating from a failed idea. The name just rolls of the tongue don't it? I swear its a b**** sometimes to come up with names for some of them, and I'm not even aiming for meaning!

Description
"Sauropods are Nature's way of telling the 'Square-Cube Law' to go f*** itself, y'know?" - Casey Earl
"I thought that was Daikaiju?" - Erik Earl
"Yeah, those too." - Casey Earl

'While certainly not the largest sauropod in existance, the Brondozarous is certainly massive. The largest herbivore to inhabit Hel's Falls, it is a relief to remember these guys are herbivores, a stark contrast to the menagerei of carnivores and man-eaters.

It is odd, though that this perticular sauropod features two special features from the prehistoric sauropods Amargasaurus and Agustinia.

It would be hard to not notice the arrival of any one of these titanic beasts, as they, like any large sauropod, shake the Earth beneath them as they walk.

-RC'

A/N: For once, something not originating from a failed idea. The name just rolls of the tongue don't it? I swear its a b**** sometimes to come up with names for some of them, and I'm not even aiming for meaning!