Samsonar Shaman
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my name is Samsonar and I am a 24 year old autistic male with an ever expanding multiverse in my mind
tests life's survival seasonally, alongside the threat of Flooding in catastrophic results, this was still a challenging world to live in. our world has survived 5 mass extinction events in it's history, but there is always another one yet to unfold that could come over the horizon.
January 4, 2026 at 7:24 PM
tests life's survival seasonally, alongside the threat of Flooding in catastrophic results, this was still a challenging world to live in. our world has survived 5 mass extinction events in it's history, but there is always another one yet to unfold that could come over the horizon.
alongside the creatures already said along with Teyujagua. measuring around the same as Kwatisuchus, it too is an Archosauromorph reptile and an Ambush predator at that. Sanga do Cabral is our window into how the world was nurturing itself back to health, but with Arid to Semi-arid conditions that-
January 4, 2026 at 7:21 PM
alongside the creatures already said along with Teyujagua. measuring around the same as Kwatisuchus, it too is an Archosauromorph reptile and an Ambush predator at that. Sanga do Cabral is our window into how the world was nurturing itself back to health, but with Arid to Semi-arid conditions that-
themselves in a seasonal world of plenty. among the survivors came newer groups of reptiles, specifically the Archosauriformes, a group encompassing Archosaurs and their close relatives. Elessaurus, a small to medium sized Archosauromorph that is linked to the family called Tanystropheids, it lived-
January 4, 2026 at 7:08 PM
themselves in a seasonal world of plenty. among the survivors came newer groups of reptiles, specifically the Archosauriformes, a group encompassing Archosaurs and their close relatives. Elessaurus, a small to medium sized Archosauromorph that is linked to the family called Tanystropheids, it lived-
as well as the Temnospondyls, there were the Parareptiles or near reptiles. members of the family called Procolophonids evolved in the Guadalupian or middle Permian. creatures like the 12 inch long Procolophon and fellow Procolophonid Oryporan are herbivorous and insectivorous animals that found-
January 4, 2026 at 6:00 PM
as well as the Temnospondyls, there were the Parareptiles or near reptiles. members of the family called Procolophonids evolved in the Guadalupian or middle Permian. creatures like the 12 inch long Procolophon and fellow Procolophonid Oryporan are herbivorous and insectivorous animals that found-
made it through the Great Dying. the 1.5 meter long Benthosuchid Kwatisuchus, the Stereospondyl Tomeia, and Rhytidosteid Sangaia, are all members of the order called Temnospondyls that first evolved in the carboniferous period, many of their ancestors took refuge in the waterways of their world.-
January 4, 2026 at 5:26 PM
made it through the Great Dying. the 1.5 meter long Benthosuchid Kwatisuchus, the Stereospondyl Tomeia, and Rhytidosteid Sangaia, are all members of the order called Temnospondyls that first evolved in the carboniferous period, many of their ancestors took refuge in the waterways of their world.-
for brief moments in time. this water fuels the thirsty soil and the local Glossopterid's ferns and Conifers. Sanga do Cabral serves as a window into the world after the Great Dying. not only to it's flora, but to it's fauna as well. the creatures of Sanga do Cabral are descendant's of those that-
January 4, 2026 at 2:00 AM
for brief moments in time. this water fuels the thirsty soil and the local Glossopterid's ferns and Conifers. Sanga do Cabral serves as a window into the world after the Great Dying. not only to it's flora, but to it's fauna as well. the creatures of Sanga do Cabral are descendant's of those that-
History. the world of the Triassic still bears the scars of the Permian, but life has been bouncing back, like other triassic formations, Sanga do Cabral has two seasons, dry and wet. the flow of water formed Meandering rivers, breathing life into it's floodplains along with the Ephemeral Streams-
January 4, 2026 at 12:31 AM
History. the world of the Triassic still bears the scars of the Permian, but life has been bouncing back, like other triassic formations, Sanga do Cabral has two seasons, dry and wet. the flow of water formed Meandering rivers, breathing life into it's floodplains along with the Ephemeral Streams-
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January 2, 2026 at 3:29 AM
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hey I just covered the formation Fasolasuchus comes from last Sunday.
December 30, 2025 at 10:17 PM
hey I just covered the formation Fasolasuchus comes from last Sunday.
long run, they along with many of the Late Triassic's species would vanish from the fossil record in Pangaea's separation. while the dinosaurs would grow from strength to strength.
December 28, 2025 at 11:14 PM
long run, they along with many of the Late Triassic's species would vanish from the fossil record in Pangaea's separation. while the dinosaurs would grow from strength to strength.
whole. it's large size means that it wasn't a particularly fast hunter, but it didn't need to be, it could use ambush tactics and only needed to be faster than it's preferred prey, the sauropodomorph's in it's environment. Fasolasuchus was the last and the largest of the clade Loricata, but in the-
December 28, 2025 at 11:13 PM
whole. it's large size means that it wasn't a particularly fast hunter, but it didn't need to be, it could use ambush tactics and only needed to be faster than it's preferred prey, the sauropodomorph's in it's environment. Fasolasuchus was the last and the largest of the clade Loricata, but in the-
predator of this size would be dwarfed by the ruler of Los Colorados. measuring 26 to 33 feet in length, and weighing 4 tons, this is known as Fasolasuchus. an enormous killer, it was the biggest predator of it's time. with a skull measuring 4.3 feet in length. it could have swallawed a human head-
December 28, 2025 at 11:12 PM
predator of this size would be dwarfed by the ruler of Los Colorados. measuring 26 to 33 feet in length, and weighing 4 tons, this is known as Fasolasuchus. an enormous killer, it was the biggest predator of it's time. with a skull measuring 4.3 feet in length. it could have swallawed a human head-
size. with so many small creatures roaming around in Los Colorados, Zupaysaurus had an all you can eat buffet, if it could catch them. 13 feet in length and weighing 440 pounds, Zupaysaurus was one of the many large predatory dinosaurs that roamed what would one day become south america, but a-
December 28, 2025 at 10:47 PM
size. with so many small creatures roaming around in Los Colorados, Zupaysaurus had an all you can eat buffet, if it could catch them. 13 feet in length and weighing 440 pounds, Zupaysaurus was one of the many large predatory dinosaurs that roamed what would one day become south america, but a-
1 meter long Sphenosuchian, a group that would live up until 152 million years ago in the late jurassic. the 1 to 1.2 meter long nimble hunter, Hemiprotosuchus. a kind of Protosuchid, a family that would live all the way to the early cretaceous. and Coloradisuchus, a fellow Protosuchid of unknown-
December 28, 2025 at 10:39 PM
1 meter long Sphenosuchian, a group that would live up until 152 million years ago in the late jurassic. the 1 to 1.2 meter long nimble hunter, Hemiprotosuchus. a kind of Protosuchid, a family that would live all the way to the early cretaceous. and Coloradisuchus, a fellow Protosuchid of unknown-
others before rushing back out to safety. 3 other residents of Los Colorados belonged to the group called Crocodylomorpha, the same family as modern crocodiles and alligators, but these long legged creatures were far different looking then their modern relatives. there was the Pseudhesperosuchus, a-
December 28, 2025 at 10:26 PM
others before rushing back out to safety. 3 other residents of Los Colorados belonged to the group called Crocodylomorpha, the same family as modern crocodiles and alligators, but these long legged creatures were far different looking then their modern relatives. there was the Pseudhesperosuchus, a-
found competition in the forms of Riojasuchus, equal in size to Powellvenator, it might have been a Facultative biped, meaning it ran not on 4 legs but on 2, allowing it to keep up with the smaller vertebrates it preyed on, to escape it's own predators, and to dart in and steal from the kills of-
December 28, 2025 at 10:09 PM
found competition in the forms of Riojasuchus, equal in size to Powellvenator, it might have been a Facultative biped, meaning it ran not on 4 legs but on 2, allowing it to keep up with the smaller vertebrates it preyed on, to escape it's own predators, and to dart in and steal from the kills of-
6.6 meter long and 1,800 pound Riojasaurus. the predatory dinosaurs weren't much to look at but they were well on their way, at 1.2 meters long, Powellvenator was too small to take on larger animals, but was still possibly a menace to the local Cynodont's like Chaliminia and Tesselatia, however, it-
December 28, 2025 at 10:02 PM
6.6 meter long and 1,800 pound Riojasaurus. the predatory dinosaurs weren't much to look at but they were well on their way, at 1.2 meters long, Powellvenator was too small to take on larger animals, but was still possibly a menace to the local Cynodont's like Chaliminia and Tesselatia, however, it-
these reptiles will have had their day, newer kinds of Reptiles have been evolving, the early Dinosaurs are appearing in numbers, like the Sauropodomorpha. 3 species lived here in Los Colorados alone, the 3 meter long and 150 pound Coloradisaurus, the 12 meter long 7.7 ton Lessemsaurus, and the-
December 28, 2025 at 6:47 PM
these reptiles will have had their day, newer kinds of Reptiles have been evolving, the early Dinosaurs are appearing in numbers, like the Sauropodomorpha. 3 species lived here in Los Colorados alone, the 3 meter long and 150 pound Coloradisaurus, the 12 meter long 7.7 ton Lessemsaurus, and the-
it fed alongside Neoaetosauroides, a type of Aetosaur that commonly measured 4.3 feet in length, though some have been found to have grown to be 7.9 feet in length. the fossil record of the Aetosaurs shows that they evolved in the late triassic, and Dicynodont's evolved in the middle Permian, but-
December 28, 2025 at 1:40 AM
it fed alongside Neoaetosauroides, a type of Aetosaur that commonly measured 4.3 feet in length, though some have been found to have grown to be 7.9 feet in length. the fossil record of the Aetosaurs shows that they evolved in the late triassic, and Dicynodont's evolved in the middle Permian, but-
mudstones holding within them Gypsum. the shifts from temperate to subtropical left it's mark in the form of the vegetation. ferns, lycopsids, conifers, ginkgoes, and dicroidium, all these plants attracted many kinds of herbivores, one was called Jachaleria colorata, 3 meters long and 660 pounds,-
December 27, 2025 at 11:16 PM
mudstones holding within them Gypsum. the shifts from temperate to subtropical left it's mark in the form of the vegetation. ferns, lycopsids, conifers, ginkgoes, and dicroidium, all these plants attracted many kinds of herbivores, one was called Jachaleria colorata, 3 meters long and 660 pounds,-
reptilian hierarchy. represented by a fluvial system within a rift basin, Los Colorados experienced a constant shift from a much more humid landscape with sinous rivers and floodplains containing early kinds of soil, to a much drier and more arid environment characterized by red sandstones and-
December 27, 2025 at 10:14 PM
reptilian hierarchy. represented by a fluvial system within a rift basin, Los Colorados experienced a constant shift from a much more humid landscape with sinous rivers and floodplains containing early kinds of soil, to a much drier and more arid environment characterized by red sandstones and-