Shrikers

Shrikers are a family of sentient therapod dinosaur that live throughout Seraphina. Shrikers are widely considered one of the most dangerous animals in the world.

Shrikers are known to be able to intelligently and cohesively cooperate with other species of Shrikers, and as such, Shriker packs will often consist of individuals of many different species.

Species

Common Shriker (Deinonychus)

As their name suggests, the common shriker is the most commonly seen and numerous of the shrikers. Common shrikers typically grow to be around 12 feet long, 4 feet tall, and weigh around 130 lbs on average. Like all shrikers, common shrikers are covered in feathers, which are black and yellow in color. In shriker packs, common shrikers have an almost foot soldier-like role.

Black-Striped Shriker (Achillobator)

The black-striped shriker is one of the largest species of shrikers. Black-striped shrikers can grow to be around 16 feet long, 6 feet tall, and 700 pounds. Black-striped shrikers typically act as the muscles of their pack. Black-striped shrikers are typically blue with black stripes, and white underbellies.