⎲ [ ♀ ] cow
𝐑𝐎𝐑𝐐𝐔𝐀𝐋
⎳ " balaenoptera physalus, the fin whale or common rorqual . . ."
Amphithere / Rorqual
aliveShare Rorqual
⎲ [ ♀ ] cow
𝐑𝐎𝐑𝐐𝐔𝐀𝐋
⎳ " balaenoptera physalus, the fin whale or common rorqual . . ."
The exact origin of this sauropod is unknown, very few glimpses and auditory records were recovered of this giant traversing mist-veiled coastlines prior to capture. With silhouettes of a leviathan's neck cruising the open sea merely rumoured from local fishermen, these claims provided very little to go off of.
Due to primarily drifting across coastal waters, traversing sand or stone swept away by tides and the aid of weather conditions. Rorqual remarkably went highly undetected within her temporary homes despite her natural size. Eventually, enough hard evidence of her existence was compiled for officials to investigate the region.
In the wake of a recent hurricane, a team of trackers and researchers set out to explore the recorded areas, but to no initial avail.
Months later, Rorqual was found collapsed across a road. Miles from the region of her sightings, she was deemed severely dehydrated and fatigued.
With her location confirmed, Rosa Wildlife Reserve rehabilitated and released the sauropod onto the site where she currently resides.
Fond of basking in water sources, swimming, coastal regions, rainfall and high winds.
Oceanic Feeding
Sandy Nomad
Every clutch Rorqual has been part of, in the order they happened, and the way back to the post each one is on.
Rorqual has not been on a nest yet, and did not hatch from one on record.
No parents or offspring are recorded yet, so there is no line to draw.