Megaloprionotherium

Megaloprionotherium is a genus of large, vaguely spinosaur-like prionothere terrapod retestomatid. They can be found all over Aliuloco, generally near rivers and similar bodies of water. While they mostly eat fish, they will take game all the way up to mid-size or even large terrapods if they need to. They often compete with the charoxes of the genus Aliulocorex. There have been recorded cases of Megaloprionotherium individuals in the Barlowe mountains getting into fights with nesting ziz, often unaware of the large, bird-like xenotheropods. Megaloprionotherium reach lengths of up to 15 meters long.

the most famous and well-known species is M. megaloprionotherium, or Common Megaloprionotherium. other species include the Yeti Prionothere (M. yetii) and the Extinct M. gigantus, of which reached lengths of 20 meters or even longer.

Megaloprionotherium is, like most prionotheres, a monogamous species that takes great care of their offspring, with almost 60% of Megaloprionotherium growing to adulthood.