RULES OF INTERACTION
- approach cautiously and submissively to not be percieved as a threat
- do not show fear of any kind
- approaching with food can be a way of controlling but still dangerous
- those giving food will most likely be seen as givers and less likely to be attacked
- never approach from behind
- keep steady eye contact (don't break it)
- do not make swift or sudden movements as that will be seen as a threat and will be attacked
- be slow with movements
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GIVEN NAME: Charlie
HEIGHT: 6.3ft
WEIGHT: 4,000 lbs
CONSCIOUSNESS: Feral
APPEARANCE; Charlie is a very large and imposing utahraptor who had a bright green hue close to that of the green iguana. Her body is boldly stripped in black along her neck, back, and tail. She has large six inch sickle like claws on her hands as well as deadly claws on her feet. Fiery red orange eyes.
TEMPERAMENT: Hostile towards invaders of territory or creatures that are perceived as a threat or those that give off fear scent (seen as prey)
GENUS: Utahraptor
NOTES: can be extremely aggressive but she is also known to be a curious individual, toying with things to figure them out. because she is the youngest of what used to be her pack she is a bit easier to handle and guide as she seeks out commands.  very protective of territory and aggressive over kills
ABILITIES: none.
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VOCALIZATIONS:

Purring - can be considered aggressive but mostly investigating/curious

Chittering - an affectionate noise, also a noise made to agree with something or acknowledgement

Claw tapping - movement shown to express anticipation, usually aggressive/hunting movement

Growl - Self explanatory, a growl, lips usually curl to reveal teeth

Screech - aggressive, usually made when attacking, or right before leaping onto a prey item or threat.

Terrier - aggressive noise usually made extering themselves or trying to get through an opening

Help - a call used to call for help from other raptors in the area

Hiss - self explanatory, aggressive vocalization usually happens when frustrated, or before an attack, also a warning to 'back off'

Babbling - vocalization used to communicate with other raptors, in other words its the common vocalization used for raptor talk

Broadcast call - used to attract other raptors to its position, letting other raptors know their current position, calls in reinforcements

Scream - aggressive call, used before attacking a target, depending on pitch can be used as means of excitement

Chuffing - can be used to express curiosity, usually a idle noise, can be used to express annoyance depending on pitch

Quacking - means of communication between raptors, usually when orders are being distributed between others, not usually made when attacking

Cry - expresses frustration or fear, not often used

Huffing - heavy breathing to gather scents, sound often made when exerting energy.
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