These creatures have a common trait with the other Dilophosaur Genus such as its shrill call and the ridges on its neck which are supposedly used for mating or for intimidating enemies.ĭilophosaur possess weird behavior as they would randomly choose between fighting or running away from those attacking it or that it notices.īefore attacking its prey, the Dilophosaur prefers to spray their victims with venomous spit which obscures vision and slows them down.ĭilophosaur are usually referred to as “Guard Dogs” since they are too small to be ridden but they do a good job at protecting areas against certain enemies. Having a tamed Dilophosaur can serve tribes as an early protector but these usually don’t do much against larger predators and are much more useful for spitting at other survivors to blind them or slow down their tames. These creatures are one of the strangest you might find around as they are carnivorous and sometimes aggressive but they will also attempt to run away every now and then instead of continue attacking you.ĭilophosaur, also known as Dilo for short, are usual seen around shores and in jungles where they wander around searching for prey that they can take down which can either be smaller or slightly bigger than it.Ī Dilophosaur will attempt to attack survivors every chance they get once they see one nearby but when attacked they sometimes have a knack for running away.

The Dilophosaurus Sputatrix is a skittish carnivore that was first seen during the early Jurassic period.

Taming dilo