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Zellon's species (Kaijusaurus gigantis) are colossal and very powerful. In sufficient numbers, they could wipe out an entire species. As such, mother nature has made these creatures very long lived, but can only lay an egg every 2 thousand years. Nevertheless, how ever long their life is, they're not immortal. They do need to lay an egg occasionally, and that egg is a prime target for many late cretaceous predators. They shear size of these behemoths is usually enough to keep would-be thieves at bay. If there is an especially bold individual, a fire blast sends them running.

Description
Zellon's species (Kaijusaurus gigantis) are colossal and very powerful. In sufficient numbers, they could wipe out an entire species. As such, mother nature has made these creatures very long lived, but can only lay an egg every 2 thousand years. Nevertheless, how ever long their life is, they're not immortal. They do need to lay an egg occasionally, and that egg is a prime target for many late cretaceous predators. They shear size of these behemoths is usually enough to keep would-be thieves at bay. If there is an especially bold individual, a fire blast sends them running.