"The Ugly Duckling" | Parasaurolophus Documentry - WWD Beasts of Bermuda | EP 1

[@Cocoroot]

This was really well done Pine! I look forward to seeing more from you

[@PestilentAllosaurus]

This was a absolutely wonderful story so far. This little _"Ugly duckling"_ has a beautiful tale that I was fully entranced by. I absolutely love being apart of realism servers, watching the life stories going on around you. I remember one of my parasaurs, named "Ashfall" who attracted every sort of natural weather disaster. Both bad & good luck combined. She was a extremely caring or motherly type, often adopting orphans and abandoned children. She was a rare individual who like this albino's mother tolerated outcasted foals. At first, it got her less attention from the bulls and herd as a whole. However she ended being such a great mother it eventually attracted positive attention. Another parasaur of mine, a born bull who I think I was named "Duke?" Something like royalty..lol. Despite having a very handsome father, he looked majority like his mother(the only one to look like her pfft.) But was considered to be mostly a ugly bull. His horn was dull, and the only bright colors he had was a blue/green on his cheeks. He was very playful and took his job in the herd seriously as a look out and protecter. Unfortunately, he watched first hand how a parasaur with Leucism; a eldery doe could endager the herd. Predators always targeted her-- thus the herd no matter how hidden we were in dense forest. He ended up bullying and ostracizing pale or very bright parasaurs. Like albinism. When a true albino calf was born, tolerated by mother but sge favorited/prioritized her more healthy calves, my bull often wouldn't let him drink near him or others, which only enforced his brothers to bully them as... they oddly looked up to my playful bull. It ended horribly, as a strong kick from the eldest managed to tumble them down a tall height. Nearly killing them, breaking their leg... and the herd abandoned the poor injured calf. Who amazingly survived-- until they were eaten. I just.... love realism, hearing stories or watching them. Sharing my own stories. It's just beautiful.

[@pine__cone]

All your comments made my night, thank you so much!!! Love Duke & Ashfall so much as well! :) Realism is such a fun way to play through characters lives, and it looks like your paras had an awesome story throughout their lives! I can't thank you enough for the kind words and enjoying the story

[@carolestafford5187]

This is EPIC!

[@bigmamax8132]

pine this is really good i want more GIVE ME THEM!!! >:D

[@lauras9329]

BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!