Varanasaurus herraborealus
Evolved from D. audioacrus that migrated to zone d due to competition of its own species for food and land. They evolved to become smaller to be able to move through the dense forest of zone d and developed longer claws on both hands and feet to climb the trees of zone D
Found in zone d they only grow up to 1.4 feet long . They are seen mostly on the ground hunting most prey it comes across. They still have a sensitive vibration so it can sense the vibrations of the footsteps of other species, the vibration is from having more nerves on their feet. They also climb trees to catch aboreal prey sensing the vibrations when climbing trees. They feed on V. allium, V. cocotus, V. cuniculum, V. detritus, T. purpa, D. arbora, D. brunus, D. purpurus and P. velox. They are also seen hunting the occasional A. distringa, A. flectopesus or A. opposa that injured their wings and cannot fly anymore which it would then take the opportunity to eat it but would also feed on them if they fly low. They are seen in pairs(mated pair or twins) or trios(triples or a pack of 1 male and 2 females). They are seen to cooperatively hunt species by flanking a surrounding prey which they use their claws and jaws to kill their prey. The long claws help for digging for Vermislontus species, building nest and climbing use it as better grip.
When breeding single males would try to impress females they would fine using their feathered crest to impress mates. If the female accepts the male they will be a mated pair which then they mate. The pair would then dig and build a nest. The female would then lay her eggs(8-15 eggs but only 2-4 survive). When the eggs hatched the the pair would care for their young and feed them until they are juveniles which they will chase them off to fend for themselves.