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                The feather that Kallista had brought back to Apocrypha had proven to be of some use. How, exactly, Kallista had zero idea. The Albertosaur had taken the feather and put it with others that belonged to various species, trying to feel for where it apparently belonged. But none spoke to Apocrypha, none called out that the oddly colored yellow and blue feather was their sister or brother.                 The feather was alone.     Â...

The night was alive with the chirping of insects and the croak of distant frogs, streams of moonlight glinted off the fresh green leaves and glittered on the water which had been collected during the earlier rainstorm. The storm had left the ground damp and loose, tricky to navigate but far from impossible.F-23’s belly scraped along the...

Dam It ( Seasonal  for : Mirage )- BendustKas Writing by: Lil Monster Da gallery: https://www.deviantart.com/xxinsanenightmarexx/gallery Word count: 800+ Dino’s Included: Mirage (5588)   The snow had melted and spring was now here, with every dinosaur enjoying the warm weather it brought with it and not only were the islands dinosaurs more active it brought life with many other things coming out of the winter slumber.   Jaws let out...

When the spring arrived, so did the rain. Water fell from the skies, feeding the new plants and soaking into the ground. Plants blossomed and bloomed, and the rivers swelled as fresh water cycled back to the ground.    For suchomimus who tended to lurk around rivers and ponds and other bodies of water, this was the best part of the year. Soon the storms would arrive, and the water would only grow. Fish would ...

                Spring had come like a freight train with no breaks at full speed through winter. There had been no gradual build to the warmer days, the greener grass, the days of rain. It had, instead, been snowing one day and then the next day all the snow had melted and the sun was beating down on the isle. Which is what had brought Eos and Snowbird down to the sparse forest that butted up against the ocean.                 The mountains were still too...