The Termito'saurus, Formicavoro, is a strange, insectivorous eupelycosaur from the lowland plains of Skull Island. It measures 12-16 feet long. One of the strangest of Skull Island’s unique animals is the bizarre insectivore commonly called termito’saurus. The termito’saurus has a shared ancestry with the carnivorous quadrupedal sphenacodontid synapsids; however, it opts for a diet of Skull Island termites, ants, and other small insects. With sturdy claws and protruding tusk-like teeth, a termito’saurus can tear into subterranean nests and concrete-hard Skull Island termite mounds, allowing a remarkably mobile, long, sticky tongue to lap at the insects inside. An acute sense of smell guides the plundering eupelycosaur to the nursery chambers of an ant or Skull Island termite colony where t