Grimclaw Tigrex Ecology

In-Game Information
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Taxonomy
Order: Saurischia - Suborder: Wyvern Feet - Family: Rex

An unusual Tigrex with abnormally developed claws and wings, Ruinous Hook Claw Tigrex is a strong Flying Wyvern that is considered highly dangerous.

Habitat Range
Ruinous Hook Claw Tigrex have been sighted in Snowy Mountains, Polar Field, and Primal Forest.

Ecological Niche
Tigrex preys heavily on large herbivorous animals such as Popo and Aptonoth. Can most likely bring down lesser wyvern species. Capable of thinning out large herds of animals as stressed by the village chief of Pokke village. In frozen environments it is rivaled by Abiorugu,the rare Rajang, the rare Doragyurosu, Khezu, Kushala Daora, Barioth, Brachydios, Glacial Agnaktor, and Zamtrios. But they all could deal heavy wounds on each other. Tigrex is among the fiercest wyverns sighted in the deserts, only rivaled in speed and strength by the herbivorous but highly territorial Diablos, its one-horned relative, the Monoblos, predatory Elder Dragons and Hyujikiki of the Old World along with the Sand Barioth, Nibelsnarf, and its relative Brute Tigrex of the New World.

Biological Adaptions
Ruinous Hook Claw Tigrex have many of the same adaptions as Tigrex, however, there is a few differences between them. Due to blood vessels passing through its skin, certain parts of its body has changed to a blue color. These parts include Ruinous Hook Claw Tigrex's head, tail, wings, and claws. The blood vessels have severely helped its claws develop irregularly, making them harder and more savage, while also pulsing through its shell. From it having these irregular claws, Ruinous Hook Claw Tigrex is able to use its claws more often while attacking. This even allows it to destroy the ground in a destructive fashion or even throw massive snowballs. Like normal Tigrex, Ruinous Hook Claw Tigrex has a powerful roar but its roar can be compared to a Brute Tigrex or even Molten Tigrex.

Behavior
Ruinous Hook Claw Tigrex is a lot more hostile than a normal Tigrex.