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Spec Evo Serina, Ultimocene, 275 Million Years PE- Thorny Monstrocorn
   
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Spec Evo Serina, Ultimocene, 275 Million Years PE- Thorny Monstrocorn

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Spec Evo Serina Collection
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“Nimicorn thorngrazers were the largest surviving land animal at the end of the ice age, and they inherited a world for the taking. Now some thorngrazers are well on their way to becoming somewhat less loathsome, almost elegant animal as they evolve brightly-colored head casques and reduce most of their tooth-horns. Living in herds, they now develop more complex social behaviors. Soon they will be wholly unrecognizable for what they once were.
The monstrocorns, however, are anything but elegant. Low-slung, hunch-backed, plodding beasts, these other nimicorn descendants have responded to the new green world that they've been given by growing bigger; they have grown by a third to over 1,200 lbs and are now too heavy to run from enemies. Instead they lurch along, pulling their hind leg up inchworm-like, and defend themselves with a vicious array of horns, spikes, quills, and toothy nodules below the skin. Their more rapid increase in size has gone hand in hand with the loss of most of their shaggy ice-age fur coats, which have only been modestly thinned out in smaller species, to the point that monstrocorns are almost bald. Without fur to soften their literal hard edges, they show off all of the cuts, scars and lumps thorngrazers accumulate through their rough, combative lives as they are bitten by predators, gored by conspecifics, and chewed on constantly by countless sorts of parasites that range from flies to birds as large as crows. Losing their hair makes the monstrocorns more vulnerable to some pests, but removes places for the smaller ones to hide and prevents overheating in the humid, stifling weather of the soglands. To help keep flies at bay, monstrocorns spend much time rolling in mud - a natural skin protection.”

All Credit for Serina and it's Creation Goes to Dylan Bajda, im Just a Fan of Their Work.

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