Woolly Anklyosaurus

Woolly Ankylosaurus (Ankylosaurus lanida) are an original species designed by User:Bluecaner. Woolly Ankylosaurus inhabit the Massachusetts Glacier universe.

The Woolly Ankylosaurus, while not appearing woolly on the outside, has a coat of feather-like hairs that insulate the Woolly Ankylosaurus from the cold. Its skin is also kept very warm as the interior fur coat allows body warmth that the Woolly Ankylosaurus generates to heat up the skin's temperature. The Woolly Ankylosaurus is slightly larger than the average Ankylosaurus.

The Woolly Ankylosaurus lives near the frozen lakes of the Massachusetts Glacier, living social lives. Examples of this are when a Mother and Father Woolly Ankylosaurus feed their hatchlings, when adult Woolly Ankylosaurus play tag, and when Woolly Ankylosaurus hang out. Woolly Ankylosaurus have competition with other herbivorous megafauna, such as woolly rhinos.

Woolly Ankylosaurus feeds on moss, dead leaves, bushes, and more plants in the glacier as part of its diet. There are two subspecies of Woolly Ankylosaurus, however, that are carnivorous. They are the Ohio Ankylosaur (A. l. ohio) and the Uvanikade (A. l. uvanikadadae).

Woolly Ankylosaurus are about as smart as humans, especially in that they are fully sapient. Woolly Ankylosaurus have hangouts, have memory and wisdom, can teach out Woolly Ankylosaurus how to play games, and can even have table manners.

Woolly Ankylosaurus usually mate for life, producing 4 hatchlings over the years. They teach their hatchlings how to run, play tag, eat politely, speak their subspecies' language, and find food.


 * Woolly Ankylosaurus have nine subspecies
 * Glacier Ankylosaurus (A. l. lanida)
 * Upper Silver Lake Ankylosaurus (A. l. lakus)
 * Lower Silver Lake Ankylosaur (A. l. saur)
 * Bronze Ankylosaur (A. l. bronxesda)
 * Emerald Lake, Diamond Lake & Gold Lake Ankylosaurus (A. l. freezus)
 * Aquatic Ankylosaur (A. l. aquaticus)
 * Cave Ankylosaurus (A. l. rockus)
 * Ohio Ankylosaur (A. l. ohio)
 * Uvanikade (A. l. uvanikadadae)
 * Woolly Ankylosaurus were originally going to be in a separate genus, but Bluecaner decided to have them in the same genus as the common Ankylosaurus.