USE CREDIT IF USE THIS! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` keys P: roar U: call L: swing M: sting O: growl ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Information Pulmonoscorpius (Pull-monn-o-score-pee-us), name meaning "breathing scorpion", was a genus of large arachnid scorpion from the Early Carboniferous around 335 to 330 million years ago. The Pulmonoscorpius measured around 13-280 millimeters (33⁄64 inches), with large individuals measuring 70 centimeters (2 feet 39⁄16 inches); the weight is unknown, although it was likely the weight of a cat-sized predator. Being one of the largest scorpions in history, thanks to the Carboniferous oxygen levels, its large venomous stinger was used to subdue small prey due to its small pincers, although it didn't adapt to subdue mammals, as they had not yet evolved. As the name suggests, the Pulmonoscorpius utilized book lungs containing stacked, leaf-like, air-filled lamellae facilitating gas exchange. This meant that it was adapted to breathe air within its diurnal lifestyle, having a similar respiratory system to modern scorpions.
Pulmonoscorpius created by me background credited to @Raptor_Saurus MUSIC: Poems of a Machine (by MILI) trivia: the sprite version has bigger tail but this one. it has smaller. and the legs of both version doesnt have side. dont press n. i swear.
