Moistness is an in-game mechanic related to Oxygen and having to do with water. Moistness is an indicator of how long a creature can survive on land before they begin to take incremental damage.
Moistness Types[]
Terrestrial[]
Terrestrial and Aerial dinosaurs have no moistness since they live on land, except for a few amount of creatures.
Fully Aquatic[]
Fully Aquatic dinosaurs have a moistness meter of 15, meaning once that reaches 0 they take damage while still on land and if the head is above the water level. Most fully aquatic creatures have oxygen as well, such as Mosasaurus.
Semi-Aquatic[]
Semi-aquatic dinosaurs have no moistness, but they do have increased Oxygen compared to their Terrestrial counterparts, and the ability to swim with no major speed loss.
Trivia[]
- At first, many semi-aquatic creatures also had a moistness bar, such as Sarcosuchus, but this has been removed from them until 2021 when the Koolasuchus became the only semi-aquatic creature to have a moistness bar
- The Megalodon has the most moistness, having 1200 moistness at any growth stage