CERATOSAURUS

CERATOSAURUS

"A stout carnivore, easily recognized by it's distinct nasal horns and it's astonishingly robust digestive system that allows it to feed upon the most putrid of carcasses without incurring any negative side effects. "

-Official Isle Roadmap

DIET PREFERENCES

Can eat anything (bones/rotten) and is a cannibal

S Diet | Proteins

Dots Diet | Carbs

Bar Diet | Lipids

STATS & INFORMATION

Grow Times


Group Information:


Movement and Abilities:

Scent Ranges:

Food & Water Consumption:

DINOSAUR CALLS & STATS

Calls can become lackluster or raspy if you are below half stamina.

Hatchling

Age | 0% - 25%
Bite Force | .13 - 27.05
Weight |  2 - 211.96 kg
Speed | 8.8 - 27.9 km/h

Begging ends at 12%

Juvenile

Age | 25% - 50%
Bite Force |  27.05 - 68.38
Weight |  211.96 - 568.79 kg
Speed | 27.9 - 36.5 km/h

Sub Adult

Age | 50% - 75%
Bite Force | 68.38 - 108.38
Weight |  568.79 - 939.31 kg
Speed | 36.5 - 39.4 km/h

Adult

Age | 75% - 100%
Bite Force |  108.38 - 150
Weight |  939.31 -  1,300 kg
Speed | 39.4 - 40.2 km/h

Chuffing Buff Distance from Corpse

0.11.57.02 Patch Changes to Vomit:

THESE ARE PRELIMINARY STATS AND ARE STILL BEING TESTED!

RIGHT CLICK | (Hold) Charged Bite

ALT + LEFT CLICK | Directional 360 Bite attack

LEFT CLICK | Bite attack

Body Buff |

When the Ceratosaurus is within 30 meters of a dinosaur's body, it gains automatic damage reduction. As a general guideline, a fully grown Ceratosaurus usually determines its body buff—none, 25%, or 50%—using the following criteria:



While factors like your growth compared to the body's growth influence this, the buff generally ends up as none, 25%, or 50%, the actual check in step 3 depends on whether the body's growth equals or exceeds your own. 


Keep in mind, you won't chuff around teammate, chuffing can be disrupted by crouching or resting, along with the buff.

NESTING & COURTING

DEBRIS NEST | MAX EGGS 3

Dinosaur Courting

Dinosaur Nest

Cerato Nests | 2 Stages

Ceratos use a debris nest but is completed in 2 stages.

Stage one: build nest to a halfway point then lay the eggs

Stage two: continue burying the eggs in debris (sticks)


Debris is needed to keep it warm

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