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20 million years post-establishment: Aquatic lizards of the late saurocene
20 million years post-establishment: Aquatic lizards of the late saurocene
As lizards evolve and diversify on the terraformed planet of Terrasauria, some of them may find food sources in places that other lizards cant access to. These habitats are the oceans, which cover most of the surface of the planet and are the home to hundreds of species of fish and invertebrates such as molluscs, arthropods and corals. After 20 million years of evolution on Terrasauria, lizards will start to adapt to the oceans of the planet. On Earth, there are examples of aquatic reptiles through its history, because of this, it wont be rare that some groups of lizards on Terrasauria adapt to the oceans.
Seazards
Seazards
The first example are the seazards, which are a group of greatzards that can grow up to one meter. These lizards eat fish and ivertebrates that can be found in tropical coastal areas. They have a long snout that allows them to catch fish, their eyes are adapted to see underwater and their tails are wide and allow them to swim faster. However, seazards are not fully aquatic because they still have to lay their eggs on land
Seasneks
Seasneks
The next example of aquatic lizard are the seasneks, which are a group of sneks that adapted to life in the oceans in similar way to sea snakes. Like seazards, seasneks arent fully aquatic because they still need to lay their eggs on land. These lizards eat fish and marine arthropods.
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