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Despite its name, it shares no resemblance to sloths or lizards of modern time, nor is related to any of these species. It is actually a descendant of troodons that survived extinction of most non-avian dinosaurs and replaced the long-extinct therizinosaurs (which sadly didn't make it through the extinction). They resemble a feathered version of a prosauropod dinosaur of the Triassic and Early Jurassic, with only males having a feather ornament on their tails, which resembles that of a male peacock, for attracting females of their own kind. They are mostly herbivorous, feeding on leaves, berries, ferns, thorny bushes, ivys (even poison ivys since they have a strong immmune system against their poison), cycads, horsetails, and large mosses, but can sometimes feed on carrion to supplement th

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