BONESOSAURUS, THE PREHISTORIC GIANT STINGRAY



THE BONESOSARUS IS KNOWN FOR ITS PECULIAR BARBED TAIL STINGER, WHICH IS PRIMARILY USED TO WARD OFF PREDATORS AND OTHER SUCH IRRITANTS. THOUGH USUALLY MILDLY IRRITABLE AND FAIRLY DOCILE, THE BONESOSAURUS BECOMES AGGRESSIVE IF SIGNIFICANTLY PROVOKED, PARTICULARLY WHEN PESTERED RELENTLESSLY BY CURIOUS LAND-DWELLING CREATURES, SUCH AS THE KIRKASAURUS (THE USUAL CULPRIT). IT IS ALSO TO BE NOTED THAT THE SPOCKASAURUS, THOUGH LESS DIRECT IN ITS PROVOCATIONS, ALSO HAS AN ADVERSE EFFECT ON THE BONESOSAURUS' GENERAL PSYCHOLOGICAL DEMEANOR.
THE BONESOSAURUS TYPICALLY DEVOTES A LARGE PORTION OF ITS DAY TO SCAVENGING FOR FOOD WHILE THE REMAINDER IS SPENT NAPPING, WHEREIN IT BURIES ITSELF UNDER A THIN LAYER OF SAND AS A CAMOUFLAGE MECHANISM.
THOUGH, THIS NAP-TIME IS SOMETIMES DISRUPTED BY OTHER LAND-DWELLERS AND AQUATIC CREATURES SEEKING ITS COMPANY, WISHING TO ENGAGE IN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES. THE BONESOSAURUS INITIALLY REBUFFS THESE PROMPTS AND APPEARS TO IGNORE ITS COMPANION(S) BUT EVENTUALLY IT BEGRUDGINGLY BEGINS TO RECIPROCATE.
THOUGH SEEMINGLY TEMPERAMENTAL, THE BONSOSAURUS IS AT HEART A SOCIAL AND ALTRUISTIC MEMBER OF THE ST-PREHISTORIC CREATURE FAMILY.

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