Isla Sorna: The Next Generation: Chapter Two- Eggs

Wildflower, the female Spinosaurus on Isla Sorna, recently layed eggs. Scar, the male Spinosaurus, was out hunting. He saw a Corythosaurus herd, and attacked one. He killed it and brought it back to the nest. Wildflower took some leaves and ferns from the rainforest to keep the nest warm. There was five eggs in the nest. Unlike most dinosaur nests, the Spinosaurus nest was a mound of dirt a couple feet off the ground.

 

     Scar and Wildflower spent the next few months hunting and taking care of the nest. Then, three months after the basketball-sized eggs were laid, the day came.

 

     Scar just returned from hunting. He brought back a Pachycephalosaurus. The pair quickly ate the dinosaur. They heard cracking and chirping coming from the nest. They looked and saw four baby Spinosaurus.

 

    I said 4 hatchlings, so one egg didn't hatch. Congradulations to the few people who entered the contest! Here's the names chosen.

 

Males: Claw and Smokey

Females: Amber and Berry