Baurubatrachus

WARNING

Baurubatrachus is not a playable creature.

Baurubatrachus are large frogs found roaming the land and water. They serve as a food source for small, fast playables, and hop away quickly from anything that approaches them. They can be dug up from burrows (typically by water), and can also be found in some small water sources, such as Frog Pond.

Paleo Info

Baurubatrachus are an extinct genus of amphibians from the Late Cretaceous, from what is now Brazil. It belongs to the super-family Hyloidea.

Gallery

A Baurubatrachus Hopping Away

A Baurubatrachus Leaving Its Burrow

A Baurubatrachus Swimming

A Concavenator Holding a Baurubatrachus

Trivia

• Baurubatrachus is the only critter at this time to have separate land and water variants. The land variant counts as meat for the hypercarnivore diet, while the water variant counts as fish and requires the fisher diet to be eaten.