First is the confucisornis
- Confucisornis dossier
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Species: confucisornis kilyus
Time period: late Cretaceous
Diet: insectivore
Temperament: stalker
Wild
Confucisornis are not common or rare but can easily be found cause of their songs, no other creature will naturally prey apron them because their chances of survival are very low, when agitated, it will fly in random patterns around you before delivering a deadly bite.
After biting, it will retreat to near by trees and structures to stalk you before you die, after perched it will sing a beautiful song called the death song to summon more birds to feast on your dead body, you can also hear this song when they find dead or abandoned unconscious body's, making taming a little harder.
Domesticated
Like modern parrots you can teach them to talk with voices like yours, this can be used to greet tribe members, enemy's and strangers, they can be used to send messenges to others. Confucisornis's have a naughty side were they purposely pull pelt out of wild and tamed animals without poisoning them.
Other info
Th birds of the Cretaceous period all had teeth, so confucisornis have gained a bacteria that's more poisonous than any other creature, it starts with itchy purple rash on the arms, then a miner dizziness, lastly is hitting and punching randomly at what ever before death.
Now is the phascolarcros
- Phascolarcros dossier
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species: phascolarcros stironix
Time period: Pleistocene
Diet: herbivore
Temperament: clumsy
Wild
Phascolarcros are the only creature on the island that can eat the toxic leafs that strangely grows on almost every tree, despite their laziness, they can run at surprisingly fast speeds and are also strong swimmers. Also strangely they have developed a shell like substance on their back, arms and forehead, so when they are threatened they will ether roll up and drop on them from high grounds or run for it.
Domesticated
Most tribes don't see the use of phascolarcros, I at first didn't see it ether but now it's all clear, first is base defence, they can sit in high perches on walls, pillars and trees, then they can drop on intruders to knock them unconscious depending in the size of the creature. The second use is to distract aggressive dinos to follow them, if the dino is big than he probably can out run them but fast creatures can't climb trees. The last and main use for phascolarcros is collecting every single toxic leaf from every tree that can be used to make powerful drugs that poison targets instead of making them sleep.
Despite being a herbivore, it will only except the toxic leaf and narcotics, but the leafs are a rare drop on every tree, So berry are useless in taming them.
The third one is the hirudinea
- Hirudinea dossier
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Species: hirudinea gigorphice
Time period: Permian
Diet: hematovore
Temperament: patient
Wild
Hirudineas are more muscle then stomach as they can pull down trees in attempts to slow down hosts, but they digest very quickly so they need lots of blood, the three category's for food is small animals which won't survive, medium sized can fight back but might survive anyway and large animals will survive and won't even notice. As well as having a serious bleeding affect it can change the colour of its skin to camouflage, it will wait in bushes and swampy water and grab anything that comes its way. It can fling its self through the air if it's desperate enough or it might roll in high speed chases, they are also fast swimmers.
Domesticated
To tame a leech you need to knock it unconscious while its sucking blood from your tames, but I will have to suggest not using small pets or else they will die. When tamed they will hide within you base and try to suck the life out of intruders, they can also patrol the area but will not go to far from structures. Training him to eat more will consume more from enemy dinos and humans.
Other info
Hirudineas have a great fear of other bugs and will remain hidden with bugs present, if connect to a host and bugs appear at the seen, they will instantly go into hiding and running. So having tamed bugs around will protect you from near death.
Now we have the elasmotherium, which has been suggested by fans more than once, but I offer more than a "battle horse" because there's already lots of battle horse dinos.
- Elasmotherium dossier
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species: elasmotherium splitaurus
Time period: late Pleistocene
Diet: herbivore
Temperament: grumpy
Wild
Elasmotheriums have strange habits to only attack you if they are looking straight at you, if they attack you, you can't do much to defend your self with, you can't out run them or climb rocks since they will smash rocks like butter, attacking them is no better because from behind they can still kick you and they can stab you even if you are at their sides by turning their heads. The strength gives them a chance of killing Trexs.
Domesticated
Elasmotheriums have horns that can split right through trees and rock allowing you to scout fast through forests and mountain sides, as they ram through dead body's, they collect all the loot and collect prime instead of normal meat, they can also quickly break through thatch, wood and stone walls of not made from metal. But taming them is really hard since it takes ages and their torpor drops like you would not believe it.
These are just 4 of the 8, they will be in another poet because I can only make five attachments per post.