Creatures

Rhyniognatha is an extinct genus of arthropods and is often considered the oldest flying insect. Named after the place where it was found, Rhynie in Scotland, and the Greek word "gnathos" (the pine).

It is said to add an original style of creature, using a species almost forgotten in ARK: Insects! It's also a way to make the sky more dangerous, even if you've already tamed a flying mount! Plus, once it's tamed, it becomes a mount in the endgame! This creature was suggested by Zichfried.

I consider myself lucky to have encountered Carcharodontosaurus medicupestis and survived to tell the tale. While I'm not sure if this predator grows larger than a Giganotosaurus, I hope I never find out. A single one of these powerhouses held its own against an entire army of us, and that encounter cost us dearly.
 
The Carcharodontosaurus can sweep attackers aside with its tail, but it's the other end you should really be wary of. It has teeth like steak knives stuck in a jaw strong enough to shred most prey. Even a near miss will shred you, but good.
 

Fjordur will be a free, official, non-canon DLC expansion map coming to ARK: Survival Evolved on June 12, 2022. Expected "features" from the new map:

New animal that will be released in June 2022 with the new DLC map Fjordur:

Even with all the other monstrosities here, this fugitive from a Creature Double feature deserves first place. I mean, Dracula is already in the name of his species! And Desmodus has a scream that he can use to scare pretty much anything that gets in his way. He's also smart enough to limit himself to victims he can kidnap into the night.

Andrewsarchus is making its way to Fjordur, and it has a whole arsenal of tools with it!  Andrewsarchus may seem sluggish when foraging, but they can be unexpectedly fast when provoked. Once he's tamed, you can attach a minigun to his saddle!

With over 60'000 votes the "Desmodus Draculae" wins the second Community Creature Vote!  In the next week the concept and the dossier for the new inhabitant of ARK will be presented. Some possible ideas are uploaded here in the Gallery (see also the official proposal on SuriveTheArk.com, creator is Shadowenigma250x)

https://survivetheark.com/index…

Most of the creatures I've encountered here have survived thanks to their size, strength or ferocity. But the fjord goshawk manages with its wits and by scavenging. The bird also seems to have an almost supernatural ability to anticipate and avoid danger. The Fjordhawk tracks predators (and survivors) from above, waiting for the moment when it can strike and grab an easy meal.