Marchantiophyta

Great news on Marchantiophyta, she did a lot better than we expected for her first encounter with a stag. The courting went well and she chose a male named Cinderblock, I was able to get ahold of his observation team but I was unable to get the name of the lead researcher, I'll add a redirection to their files.

All three eggs hatched with no health issues observed so far, two females and a male. She picked an odd spot to place her nest so they had to start traveling a bit earlier than usual, but I'm chalking it up to the fact that it was her first nesting. During all of this Cinderblock was very tolerant with her and I'm very impressed with how the young turned out, all of them survived and even became good critter hunters before the males dispersed, it's just a shame they didn't come across anything bigger that they could practice on.

Now that she has two of her children to help her we want to see how she holds up in a group hunt, and hopefully get some good footage to use in our observations. I'd like to see how the strategies she's passed on to her pride will continue to develop when applied to something bigger than a utahraptor.

The drones have been on the fritz lately so we weren't able to get many good pictures, I talked to a couple other teams and we think something is jamming up the signals. I'll attach what we have below, I'm hoping to catch her and her female children at least when we get everything fixed up.