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       Velociraptor/Western Thatching ant
   DIR By: Dutch
       Date: September 27, 2020, 9:13 pm
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       Velociraptor
       Image:
  HTML https://www.extinctanimals.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Pictures-of-Velociraptors.jpg
       Note: Most paleontologists believe raptors had feathers, but the
       debate continues, so I chose not to use a picture with feathers.
       Info: A small but fierce dinosaur. More here:
  HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velociraptor
       Formica obscuripes (Western Thatching ant)
       Image:
  HTML http://www.davidlouisquinn.com/5260sm.jpg
       Size: 4-8 mm long
       Info: Also known as Red ants, these are fierce and powerful pack
       hunters. More here:
  HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formica_obscuripes
       and
  HTML http://www.naturenorth.com/summer/Ants/Thatching_Ants.html
       Local info: "The Velociraptor are... very dangerous creatures.
       They kill many bugs. They bite and spray fire. They swarm when
       they angry."
       Damage type: Crush (jaws), Tackle (legs, body), Venom (acid)
       Damage level: Low Ceratosaur-class (jaws), high Ant-class (legs,
       body), high Ant-class (acid)
       Armor durability level: High Flea-class
       Immune system durability level: Mite-class
       Speed level: Ceratosaur-class
       Swimming ability level: High Ant-class
       Eyesight level: High Raptor-class
       Intelligence level: High Worm-class
       Where to find: In dry forests.
       Care: Keep them like other ants, but give them dryer soil and
       larger prey.
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