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If so, when young, they will be very touch and go for a while.
What are you feeding them?
That's your problem! They are herbivores.
This is also documented thoroughly on the wiki and also dododex. Bookmark both.
BEEN PLAYING THIS GAME HOW MANY HOURS
thanks for ur help just had a brain fart or something.
Hahahaha. Good luck!
Yeah, I agree. The same problem exists with taming.
If you prefer to not read spoilers, then give them every food type, although even that will fail with some important utility dinos, like beetles and snails (although the word "dung" might help with the beetle taming). You can't even observe their behavior to figure it out, as you found with therizins. They eat veggies, despite being aggressive, while pteranodon's who won't hurt you (but will fly into your house if you leave the door open), eat meat (that's the one that tripped me up as a newb).
Someone should contact Dino Social Services. :P