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Greene Foundation Temporal Wildlife Rescue Missions

Scope: Saurian War
Scope: Saurian War Universe/Greene Foundation
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Greene Foundation Temporal Wildlife Rescue Missions

From 1986 - 2006, the Greene Foundation, under complete secrecy, used a Soviet Particle Collider to breach space-time and create traversable rifts to the past and rescue various creatures from those times from various imminent threats.

List of Missions

Solnhofen - 150 Mya (Late Jurassic)

The First Mission, took place in 1986 and was just a test or proof of concept, to see if Thaddeus Greene’s idea to bring these species back was possible. Due to this test being the first the exact time period and location were not able to be pinpointed, causing some worry about whether the device would open to a time before the earth had formed or lead into deep space

Thankfully the magnetic field of Earth kept the portals locked into Earth. However the destination was still a mystery.

Rescued Creatures

  • Archaeopteryx
  • Compsognathus
  • Anurognathus
  • Rhamphorhynchus

Cloverly Floodplains - 130 Mya (Early Cretaceous)

Rescued Creatures

  • Acrocanthosaurus
  • Deinonychus
  • Falcarius
  • Utahraptor
  • Sauroposeidon
  • Aquilops
  • Iguanacolossus
  • Tenontosaurus
  • Gastonia
  • Sauropelta
  • Jugulator

Yixian Forests - 125 Mya (Early Cretaceous)

Rescued Creatures

  • Beipiaosaurus
  • Confuciusornis
  • Dilong
  • Incisivosaurus
  • Liaoningosaurus
  • Microraptor
  • Psittacosaurus lujiatunensis
  • Sinosauropteryx
  • Yutyrannus

Red Beds of Texas - Early Permian

Rescued Creatures

  • Dimetrodon
  • Edaphosaurus
  • Seymouria
  • Platyhystrix
  • Eryops

Usili Formation - Middle Permian

Rescued Creatures

  • Dicynodon
  • Diictodon
  • Geikia
  • Lycaenops
  • Pareiasaurus
  • Peltobatrachus
  • Suminia
  • Sycosaurus

Hell Creek - Late Cretaceous

Rescued Creatures

  • Ankylosaurus
  • Dracorex
  • Edmontosaurus
  • Pachycephalosaurus
  • Struthiomimus
  • Triceratops
  • Tyrannosaurus

Nemegt Formation - Late Cretaceous

Rescued Creatures

  • Alioramus
  • Barsboldia
  • Deinocheirus
  • Gallimimus
  • Homalocephale
  • Mononykus
  • Prenocephale
  • Tarchia
  • Therizinosaurus

La Colonia Formation - Late Cretaceous

Rescued Creatures

  • Amargasaurus
  • Argentinosaurus
  • Armadillosuchus
  • Carnotaurus
  • Dreadnoughtus
  • Tapejara
  • Tupandactylus

Maevarano Formation - Late Cretaceous

Rescued Creatures

  • Beelzebufo
  • Mahajangosaurus
  • Majungasaurus
  • Masiakasaurus
  • Rahonavis
  • Simosuchus

Ghost Ranch and Lockatong Formation - Late Triassic

Rescued Creatures

  • Coelophysis
  • Coelurosauravus
  • Daemonosaurus
  • Desmatosuchus
  • Drepanosaurus
  • Funcusvermis
  • Hypuronector
  • Longisquama
  • Sharovipteryx
  • Placerias
  • Postosuchus
  • Skybalonyx
  • Vancleavea

Canadon Asfalto Formation - Early Jurassic

Rescued Creatures

  • Asfaltovenator
  • Argentoconodon
  • Cryolophosaurus
  • Glacialisaurus
  • Manidens
  • Piatnitzkysaurus

Valley of the Moon - Late Triassic

Rescued Creatures

  • Eoraptor
  • Herrerasaurus
  • Hyperodapedon
  • Pisanosaurus
  • Sillosuchus
  • Trucidocynodon

Messel Pit - Eocene

Rescued Creatures

  • Allaeochelys
  • Boverisuchus
  • Gastornis
  • Buxolestes
  • Leptictidium
  • Lesmesodon
  • Eomanis
  • Propalaeotherium
  • Darwinius
  • Europolemur
  • Godinotia
  • Ailuravus

Pleistocene World Tour - Pleistocene-Early Holocene

Aftermath

Following Rescue from their native time period the animals were held in a wildlife preserve setting on the West Florida Keys. Additionally, the strange energy produced by the collider caused a mutation in many of the animals that were brought through, causing a significant development in their brains, which gave them full sapience, including the ability to speak in their own 'language' and develop their own culture.