Removed unused language files

Update 1.3

*Added Era, Epoch and Age tags to each animal
*Gave Laganosuchus a smaller prey size
*Removed Heavily armored from Onchopristis

Update 1.2
We are finalizing our research into Northern Africa of the Cretaceous before moving on to a saltwater environment of the same era. This week we have three new animals for you to display!

New this Update:

Simoliophis, an early aquatic snake that lived in the mangrove swamps and coastal waters, it still retained a pair of vestigial legs.

Squalicorax, a shark genus known to have preyed or scavenged on a multitude of animals, including marine reptiles, pterosaurs and even dinosaurs.

Onchopristis, a heavily armored skate, covered in sharp denticles and equipped with a saw bladed rostrum, this animal was well prepared to defend itself against predators.

-Added 1 more land requirement to Galianemys
-Added growth stages to Bawitius
-Added temp requirement to Adrianaichthys and Schizorhiza

Update 1.1
As directed by our partners, we’ve spent this past week looking into the freshwater fish of the Bahariya Formation!

New this Update:

Bawitius, a massive relative of modern bichirs that lurked in the murky waters and mangrove swamps of the region.

Palaeonotopterus, an early bony tongued fish related to modern day freshwater elephant fish.

-fixed Laganosuchus's category

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