Goregutter Terrasuchus
Evolved from T. ceratotherium due to predation of M. vulturtalonus they became bigger and developed spikes( which was a mutation which made its vertebrae in its tail extend until it protruded out to the skin) on their tail to defend themselves.
Found in zone H they feed on the roots of L. clearensis, L. subaquatica, P. cashmonii, and P. marcops, the leaves of P. marcops, and rotten wood. They get 2.4 feet and are highly risky for D. vulturtalonus to hunt. They usually are found in groups of 1-4 with groups of T. ceratotherium and V. coxaeiuncturam following protection. Their tusks are still used to uproot plants to feed on their roots or break pieces of plants. When breeding many herd into one area during winter and autumn and males battle and ram at each other for a mate. The males could break their tusk or risk even collapsing in their fights but easily get back up in a day or two. Once the female accepts a male they mate in a large creek laying up to 50-150 eggs, only 2-8 survive, and leave them until they hatch in about 3-5 days. Young hatch with small gills in their larvae form and can fend for themselves. They will cannibalize each other to get bigger and develop terrestrial capabilities. The gills will be gone in 2 days and ready to climb out on land. They reach maturity about a year after exiting the water.