Wierd Wednesday - Nothosaur

Like seals on coasts of now a days, the nothosaur is both a very gracefull swimmer, and a slow walker. Spending most of its time under water, it hunts for fish octopuses, squids, and other small creatures (except trilobites). Due to its curiosity it learns more and more about its environment and the creatures around it, especially when at the young age. When in contact woith humans it can learn to do tricks and even give rides to people in exchange for treats. Because of its place in the food chain, the nothosaurus is prey to shoreline hunting animals, and under water giants. Not only that but it is also hunted by people for its layer blubber/fat.