These Dino’s were actually scientifically proven to be once real.

( according to “the dinosaurs” on Netflix, a four episode documentary.)

They are clumsy on land, but in the water agile and efficient. They adapted tiny sharp teeth to hook small fish out of huge schools, but need to often resurface to breathe. They mostly hunted in shallow parts of the ocean, and made their nests and territories near the beach. Their predators were the aquatic dinosaurs that had flippers, but could also live in shallow waters. Some of these predators looked like the famous megaladon, except much smaller. Certain species could even surface for a few minuets maximum, but prefer the water. The hesperornis has evolved to have webbed feet to swim better and faster for these reasons. ( food, predators) I hope you learned something new today! Have a great day.

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If you want them golden egg kill 5 salmon Sabertooth. It will lay golden egg. Up so newbie know

Figured out a very streamlined way to get golden goose eggs!

First, tame yourself a female goose friend. You do this by dragging fish to feed, so I'd recommend taking an icthyornis (seagull) before attempting to tame even a minimum level, since their golden fish buff is absolutely needed.

Once she's tamed, find a pond with a lot of fish in it; try to make sure it's safe for your goose! Throw her into the water and set her to wander and aggressive. Then stand back and let her do her work.

Once your hesperornis starts to appear passive, even in the presence of coel, she's ready! Pick her up on your shoulder and throw her on shore, and she'll lay an egg and return to the water on her own. This is usually a regular egg, but don't worry, since these can be refined into oil in your cooking pot!

Once you do get a golden egg, make sure you're ready to use it (have Laz Chowder premade, if you're making kibble!) cause these things spoil and they spoil FAST.

Normal hesperornis eggs can be used to make simple kibble, golden eggs can be used to make extraordinary kibble.

A breeding pair can be *very* useful, especially when playing alone with adapted settings. Eggs can be used to turn into oil, the offspring can be used to get organic polymer. Breed, keep the females to produce even more eggs, turn eggs into oil and the boys into polymer. They are also a shoulder mount, can one-hit any fish (100.000.000 damage), and they *only* eat fish. I recommend a pelagornis for getting all the fish meat needed. They might also produce golden eggs when eating freshly killed fish. Overall, pretty useful.

The taming process can be a bit tedious though. But, they are easily trapped, if there is a dead fish laying around, they will run towards it and just stare at it.

Hope this helps!

When you put a regular egg (not golden) into the cooking pot it turns into oil

Tamed Hesperornis WILL lay golden eggs, just takes a bit of time. I had mine on follow in the Redwoods river, and whistle attack targeted it on a fish. It must kill and harvest SEVERAL fish before going on land to lay an egg. It will either lay a normal duck egg, or it will lay the golden egg. It seems to be random, however mine laid about five normal eggs for every golden egg. If the type and size of fish matters, I have not figured that out yet. It will usually kill all types in one shot, and it will not agro every single sabertooth Salmon in the vicinity when it kills one so don't worry about them ganging up on your duck. I was using a lvl 80, probably tamed around level 50 or so and all I put points in was health. Have it kill every single fish in the river before you give up trying for that golden egg. It will happen, give it time. Hope this helps :)

Golden hesperonis eggs can be used to make extrodinary kibble.

Their eggs ( not golden ) make oil instead of kibble when cooked.

Would they eat kibble for food while raising? Has anyone tried??