AFTER JUMPING OFF A TALL SURFACE HOLD THE JUMP BUTTON AND U WILL GLIDE

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Congrats u found me u earn nothing

Who else thinks terror-birds should get a buff against titanoboas as their closest living relative is the secretary bird which is known to kill and eat snakes?

100% a scout. Don't even try to get in fights with it. 600 stamina is good enough to fly from top of volcano to ground. I like 200+ speed. It's mostly just a fun mount.

Fast as a raptor and it can glide a long way. Good scout or if u have high melee it's a good thing to do some light hunting with. Up melee,HEALTH,WEIGHT,and a little speed never hurts.

Get yourself a flock of these guys amd make sure they are bred and fully imprinted as well. Well they don't have to be bred but just wont be as good. Trust me on this. These guys are amazing as a flock. Watching them devour everything is amazing. Get tbese guys to as much health as possible and you'll be able to tear through alpha Raptors and Carnos with ease. Trust me

YALL WEREN’T LYING ABOUT THE GLIDING ABILITY- it’s little wing flapping😭😩 they’re not bad, they do have little stamina and don’t do much damage but they’re quick so I would only recommend for short travel also the amount of time they can Glide depends on their stamina too so be careful. -V

Everyone seems to limit this to just being a "scout". If you get a high level (170+) the terror bird can easily be one of the most deadly mounts out there. It's speed is unmatched and its ability to glide from any height, if it has the stamina that is, makes it amazing. If you pump HP, speed, stamina, and later on movement speed, you will have an absolute killer. (WARNING: Even high level terror birds will have low weight, only bring your essentials to maximize on speed!)

It can flap its wing and glide kinda like an archaeopteryx and you can cover large areas like ravines and gorges on your terror bird, level up stamina in order to glide for longer.

Phorusrhacidae/Terror Birds: Kelenken, Gastornis, Phorusrhacos, Titanis, and Andalgornis.