"I once saw three hunters depart Laza-Ru with their Dilophosauruses, and within three days they returned with their catch of a Stegosaurus. Killed and quartered, hauled back to the village, providing food for well over a month. "
-Johan Terisk, Professor of Indigenous Studies.. \\I The primary hunting mount of the people in the savannah valley, these crested creatures are excellent trackers. Quick, deadly, and capable of hauling hunters and their quarry to support Laza-Ru.

Display Crests. A defining feature of Dilophosaurus is their distinctive crests. The most successful males often have vibrant crests, attracting females. Brief duels often occur between competing males, with both participants being bloodied by the end.
Solitary Hunters. While the people of Laza-Ru often travel in groups of three with their Dilophosauruses, in the wild these creatures hunt on their own, only meeting others of their species for mating season.
Saddle Designs. Hunters that have bonded with a Dilophosaurus take great pride in their creatures, ensuring their saddles are well maintained. Hunters also customize their saddles based on the personality of both them and their beast.