Edmontosaurus

Real- Life Information
Edmontosaurus was a genus of a giant hadrosaurid (duck- billed dinosaurs) living in the Hell Creek formation, North America, approximately 68 million years ago, the Maastrichtian Cretaceous Period. It lived alongside many other dinosaurs at the time, such as the herbivorous Triceratops, Parasaurolophus, and the infamous giant carnivore Tyrannosaurus. It was massive, specimens averaging above 8 to a whopping 14 meters in length, and probably weighing up to 6 tons (6000 kgs). Like other hadrosaurs, it was a herbivore, and recent discoveries suggests that Edmontosaurus likely lived and migrated in herds.

Adult Edmontosaurus

 * Health: 8500
 * Damage: 400
 * Stamina: 65
 * Bleed: -
 * Oxygen: 30
 * Hunger: 3000
 * Thirst: 30
 * Sleep: 100

Sub- Adult Edmontosaurus

 * Health:

Juvenile Edmontosaurus

 * Health: 450 
 * Damage: ???
 * Stamina: 60
 * Bleed: -
 * Oxygen: 25
 * Hunger: 150
 * Thirst: 20
 * Sleep: 100

Description
Edmontosaurus is if not, the tankiest dinosaur in the game excluding Giraffatitan, with 8500 health. While tanky, it is also pretty vulnerable. Having a bad turning radius and very slow sprint speed, Edmontosaurus are most likely to be hunted down by Tyrannosaurus, Tarbosaurus, Acrocanthosaurus, or even Carnotaurus. The raw damage is considerably low compared to other dinosaurs, excluding other hadrosaurs. Still, there is a secret weapon of Edmontosaurus, which is a high leg-breaking chance comparable to Tyrannosaurus'.

A common behavior of Edmontosaurus players is herding and nesting. Usually, there is a mass herd in a server. As the Edmontosaurus hunger drain is the best of the bigger herbivores, it is significantly more durable and is a very fun growth stage to play. Edmontosaurus being vulnerable alone, it is exceptionally strong in numbers.

Combat
A not very good fighter alone, Edmontosaurus gets targeted by many carnivores of all size.

Starting off with the rather small, Carnotaurus is surprisingly a tough fight as they are way more agile than Edmontosaurus, exploiting your slow and bad turning. While it would take time for them to degrade your health, a couple of 2 - 3 Carnotaurus can easily kill an Edmontosaurus and is possibly your biggest threat alone. A pretty good way to get rid of Carnotaurus is by brake-checking; as their sprint is too fast to tailride you, they will trot and brake switching every time. By sprinting and braking in a sudden they can get brake-checked. Your damage is enough to kill them in 5 hits including critical, and if lucky, may get them to break a leg. Although this method depends on the reflexes of the Carnotaurus and sometimes unreliable. You can prevent them from attacking by being in herds of 2 or more.