Prehistoric Fauna 翻译更新

projects/1.16/assets/prehistoric-fauna/prehistoricfauna/lang/en_us.json

@@ -550,7 +550,7 @@
   "item.prehistoricfauna.thagomizer": "Thagomizer",
   "item.prehistoricfauna.geological_hammer": "Geological Hammer",
   "item.prehistoricfauna.plant_fiber": "Plant Fiber",
-  "block.prehistoricfauna.plant_fiber_block": "Block of Plant Fiber",
+  "block.prehistoricfauna.plant_fiber_block": "Plant Fiber Bale",
   "block.prehistoricfauna.thatch": "Thatch",
   "block.prehistoricfauna.thatch_slab": "Thatch Slab",
   "block.prehistoricfauna.thatch_stairs": "Thatch Stairs",
@@ -770,7 +770,7 @@
   "item.prehistoricfauna.dilophosaurus_skeleton": "Dilophosaurus Skeletal Mount",
   "block.prehistoricfauna.dilophosaurus_crate": "Fossil Crate",
   "entity.prehistoricfauna.scelidosaurus_skeleton": "Scelidosaurus Skeletal Mount",
-  "item.prehistoricfauna.scelidosaurus_skeleton": "Scelidosaurus Skeleton Mount",
+  "item.prehistoricfauna.scelidosaurus_skeleton": "Scelidosaurus Skeletal Mount",
   "block.prehistoricfuana.scelidosaurus_crate": "Fossil Crate",
   "item.prehistoricfauna.thagomizer_pickaxe": "Thagomizer Pickaxe",
   "item.prehistoricfauna.dromaeosaur_claw_scythe": "Dromaeosaur Claw Scythe",
@@ -1005,7 +1005,7 @@
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.allosaurusBite": "Allosaurus bites",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.allosaurusHurt": "Allosaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.allosaurusDeath": "Allosaurus dies",
-  "prehsitoricfauna.subtitle.allosaurusSnores": "Allosaurus snores",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.allosaurusSnores": "Allosaurus snores",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.hesperornithoidesIdle": "Hesperornithoides squeaks",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.hesperornithoidesHurt": "Hesperornithoides hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.hesperornithoidesDeath": "Hesperornithoides dies",
@@ -1074,7 +1074,7 @@
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.citipatiIdle": "Citipati honks",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.citipatiHurt": "Citipati hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.citipatiDeath": "Citipati dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.citipatiWarning": "Citipati ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.citipatiWarning": "Citipati hisses",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.telmasaurusIdle": "Telmasaurus hisses",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.telmasaurusHurt": "Telmasaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.telmasaurusDeath": "Telmasaurus dies",
@@ -1084,63 +1084,64 @@
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.pinacosaurusIdle": "Pinacosaurus gurgles",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.pinacosaurusHurt": "Pinacosaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.pinacosaurusDeath": "Pinacosaurus dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.pinacosaurusWarning": "Pinacosaurus ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.pinacosaurusWarning": "Pinacosaurus broadcasts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.plesiohadrosIdle": "Plesiohadros bellows",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.plesiohadrosHurt": "Plesiohadros hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.plesiohadrosDeath": "Plesiohadros dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.plesiohadrosWarning": "Plesiohadros ?",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.dilophosaurusIdle": "Dilophosaurus ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.plesiohadrosWarning": "Plesiohadros broadcasts",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.dilophosaurusIdle": "Dilophosaurus trombles",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.dilophosaurusBite": "Dilophosaurus bites",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.dilophosaurusHurt": "Dilophosaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.dilophosaurusDeath": "Dilophosaurus dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.dilophosaurusWarn": "Dilophosaurus ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.dilophosaurusWarning": "Dilophosaurus clatters",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.megapnosaurusIdle": "Megapnosaurus trills",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.megapnosaurusHurt": "Megapnosaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.megapnosaurusDeath": "Megapnosaurus dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.megapnosaurusWarn": "Megapnosaurus ?",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.sarahsaurusIdle": "Sarahsaurus ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.megapnosaurusWarning": "Megapnosaurus shrieks",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.sarahsaurusIdle": "Sarahsaurus grunts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.sarahsaurusHurt": "Sarahsaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.sarahsaurusDeath": "Sarahsaurus dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.sarahsaurusWarn": "Sarahsaurus ?",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.scelidosaurusIdle": "Scelidosaurus ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.sarahsaurusWarning": "Sarahsaurus bellows",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.scelidosaurusIdle": "Scelidosaurus honks",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.scelidosaurusHurt": "Scelidosaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.scelidosaurusDeath": "Scelidosaurus dies",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.scelidosaurusWarning": "Scelidosaurus broadcasts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.scutellosaurusIdle": "Scutellosaurus groans",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.scutellosaurusHurt": "Scutellosaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.scutellosaurusDeath": "Scutellosaurus dies",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.calsoyasuchusIdle": "Calsoyasuchus bellows",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.calsoyasuchusHurt": "Calsoyasuchus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.calsoyasuchusDeath": "Calsoyasuchus dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.calsoyasuchusWarn": "Calsoyasuchus hisses",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.calsoyasuchusWarning": "Calsoyasuchus hisses",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.kayentatheriumIdle": "Kayentatherium grunts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.kayentatheriumHurt": "Kayentatherium hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.kayentatheriumDeath": "Kayentatherium dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.trilophosaurusIdle": "Trilophosaurus ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.trilophosaurusIdle": "Trilophosaurus hisses",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.trilophosaurusHurt": "Trilophosaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.trilophosaurusDeath": "Trilophosaurus dies",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.desmatosuchusIdle": "Desmatosuchus guahs",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.desmatosuchusHurt": "Desmatosuchus hurts",
-  "prehsitoricfauna.subtitle.desmatosuchusWarn": "Desmatosuchus ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.desmatosuchusWarning": "Desmatosuchus bellows",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.desmatosuchusDeath": "Desmatosuchus dies",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.postosuchusIdle": "Postosuchus groans",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.postosuchusBite": "Postosuchus bites",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.postosuchusHurt": "Postosuchus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.postosuchusDeath": "Postosuchus dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.postosuchusWarn": "Postosuchus ?",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.placeriasIdle": "Placerias ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.postosuchusWarning": "Postosuchus hisses",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.placeriasIdle": "Placerias gargles",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.placeriasHurt": "Placerias hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.placeriasDeath": "Placerias dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.placeriasWarn": "Placerias ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.placeriasWarning": "Placerias groars",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.coelophysisIdle": "Coelophysis chirps",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.coelophysisHurt": "Coelophysis hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.coelophysisDeath": "Coelophysis dies",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.coelophysisWarning": "Coelophysis urahs",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.poposaurusIdle": "Poposaurus ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.poposaurusIdle": "Poposaurus growls",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.poposaurusBite": "Poposaurus bites",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.poposaurusHurt": "Poposaurus hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.poposaurusDeath": "Poposaurus dies",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.poposaurusWarn": "Poposaurus ?",
-  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.typothoraxIdle": "Typothorax ?",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.poposaurusWarning": "Poposaurus hisses",
+  "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.typothoraxIdle": "Typothorax honks",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.typothoraxHurt": "Typothorax hurts",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.typothoraxDeath": "Typothorax dies",
   "prehistoricfauna.subtitle.portal": "Portal wooshes",
@@ -1415,4 +1416,4 @@
   "entity.prehistoricfauna.skeleton.neutral": "Neutral",
   "entity.prehistoricfauna.skeleton.rotating": "Rotating",
   "entity.prehistoricfauna.skeleton.pushable": "Pushable"
-}
+}

projects/1.16/assets/prehistoric-fauna/prehistoricfauna/lang/paleopedia/en_us_0/aepyornithomimus_0.txt

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+While studying the horsetails that 
+grow here, I stumbled upon a 
+flock of Aepyornithomimus! A flock 
+of seven were eating away at 
+Cobbania growing along the shore 
+before they noticed me. 
+Interestingly, they all ran in a 
+group from me, rather than 
+scampering off into different 
+directions like other animals I've 
+encountered.
+
+These feathered theropods 
+belong to a group known as 
+ornithomimids, or bird-mimics. Their 
+behavior reminded me of birds 
+back home flying away when 
+children came near them. After 
+several hours of cautious 
+observation, several fell asleep, 
+while others stayed awake for 
+several more hours. I believe that 
+they are cathemeral, and don't 
+necessarily sleep on any form of 
+schedule.

projects/1.16/assets/prehistoric-fauna/prehistoricfauna/lang/paleopedia/en_us_0/calsoyasuchus_0.txt

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+When approaching a lake, I noticed 
+something floating atop the water. 
+I originally believed it was a stick, 
+but upon closer examination, it 
+was a small crocodilian. I believe 
+that this was Calsoyasuchus. It 
+tried lurching at me when I was 
+drinking, but I was able to back 
+away. Luckily, it is far faster in 
+the water than it is on land, so I 
+was able to get back before it 
+could take my foot.
+
+While returning to the watering 
+hole, I noticed a group of 
+Calsoyasuchus on the shore. They 
+had dragged several Ceratodus 
+onto shore and were eating or 
+sleeping on the rocks. I figure 
+that they must be crepuscular, as 
+they don't seem to have a 
+collective schedule beyond 
+basking when it's hot enough.

projects/1.16/assets/prehistoric-fauna/prehistoricfauna/lang/paleopedia/en_us_0/chinle_0.txt

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+In my years of exploration
+attempting to document these 
+strange lands, I have begun to 
+feel the toll of all my scars and 
+broken bones. For this reason I 
+set out from Ischigualasto to find 
+a suitably scenic place to rest. 
+After many miles I found a chain 
+of mountains in a warm, tropical 
+region. The trees are 
+predominantly of the strange 
+Cheirolepid variety, with their 
+strange succulent-like foliages, in 
+abundances and sizes I could only 
+find here. The mountains ring 
+around a wide valley landscape to 
+the north, crossed with dense 
+swamps and wide sand-choked 
+lakebeds, which I believe 
+represents the creation of the 
+great Chinle Group in the American 
+southwest. Such lush warm places 
+have always been my favorites, 
+and although I will continue to 
+explore and document, I believe 
+this is the last place I will live in.
+
+Plants of Chinle
+
+Agathoxylon
+It is a towering conifer with great 
+ridges in its bark, this tree is 
+amongst the tallest I've ever seen 
+and certainly the heartiest, with a 
+trunk a whole three meters 
+across. It is absent from the 
+mountains but dominate in the 
+lowlands, the swamps especially 
+being stable enough for them to 
+grow to huge sizes over many, 
+many years. It contains multiple 

projects/1.16/assets/prehistoric-fauna/prehistoricfauna/lang/paleopedia/en_us_0/chinle_1.txt

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+very similar species, some 
+relatives of Araucaria, some being 
+Cheirolepids.
+
+Woodworthia
+These trees are common in the 
+mountains, and are very peculiar. 
+The wildfires which plague the 
+land affect their growth harshly: 
+lower branches are burnt away 
+and scar with thick woody knobs 
+which come to cover their long, 
+thin trunks. Their hardy 
+Cheirolepid foliage is wonderfully 
+vibrant.
+
+Schilderia
+On the rare occasions I find this 
+tree, it puts me in awe. They are of 
+a medium height, outcompeted by 
+the other trees yet nothing to 
+sneeze at, but their true wonder 
+is in their width. The dark foliage 
+has many long upwards facing 
+limbs, like an immense artichoke, 
+stretching the tree into a girth 
+like a great castle. When I felled 
+one, the wood surprised me with 
+its vibrant magenta hue! I have 
+taken great pride in the beautiful 
+rocking chairs I have carved 
+from it.
+
+Clathropteris
+Very common ferns, with long 
+fronds radiating off the top of a 
+long thin stem.
+
+Phlebopteris
+Quite akin to the related 
+Clathropteris, and also 

projects/1.16/assets/prehistoric-fauna/prehistoricfauna/lang/paleopedia/en_us_0/chinle_2.txt

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+very common. The fronds are wide 
+and looping. Chinle is the only 
+location where I have discovered 
+this plant, which is quite 
+fascinating.
+
+Cladophlebis
+Cladophlebis is a fern which I 
+have long known to be water-
+loving but weedy, crowding out 
+many other grounds plants and 
+being the first to grow when a dry 
+wasteland is quenched with water, 
+yet strangely in the wet tropical 
+Chinle where I would have 
+expected it to reach its peak, it is 
+of only a moderate abundance and 
+does not outgrow the other 
+foliage.
+
+Horsetail
+An ever-consistent food source 
+for animals throughout the ages. 
+In Chinle I have finally found a 
+relative which was lost in later 
+eras, the Neocalamites.
+
+Otozamites
+They are spindly Benettitaleans. 
+Whenever I see blood on its 
+fronds I remember his scream, 
+which I have not heard for many 
+years now...
+
+Zamites
+The tall, hardy Zamites are mostly 
+just found in the sandy seasonal 
+lake beds. It is a strange place to 
+be reminded of my early 
+adventures.

projects/1.16/assets/prehistoric-fauna/prehistoricfauna/lang/paleopedia/en_us_0/chinle_3.txt

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+Neocalamites
+Small descendants of the long-
+extinct towering Calamites which I 
+have so far only heard as 
+legends from other explorers, 
+Neocalamites are survivors of the 
+dangerous Permian, a time I never 
+managed to cross, who eked out 
+an existence along the riverbanks 
+of the Triassic. Though a shadow 
+of past sizes, Neocalamites are 
+still appreciably tall and hearty. 
+Springing up in great densities 
+in Chinle's lowlands, I have found 
+that they are dense enough to rig 
+and carve into a good building 
+material.

projects/1.16/assets/prehistoric-fauna/prehistoricfauna/lang/paleopedia/en_us_0/citipati_0.txt

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+While I was observing a nest, a 
+very interesting theropod 
+dinosaur approached. Sporting 
+fluffy feathers and a noticeable 
+head crest, I knew that I was in 
+the presence of the oviraptorid 
+Citipati. Despite being an 
+"egg-thief", the Citipati 
+approached the eggs, puffed out 
+its feathers, and roosted on them, 
+providing shade from the midday 
+sun. Upon arrival though, a large 
+lizard cautiously approached the 
+nest. Before it could grab an egg, 
+another Citiapti rushed out of the 
+nearby plant covering and began 
+to chase it.
+
+After several hours, the other 
+Citipati returned carrying what 
+looked to be the corpse of that 
+lizard. They shared it, and when 
+the sun set, began to doze off. 
+Despite the great heat, these 
+Citipati appear to be diurnal.

projects/1.16/assets/prehistoric-fauna/prehistoricfauna/lang/paleopedia/en_us_0/coelophysis_0.txt

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+I discovered another interesting 
+animal at midday. Hiking the sides 
+of the mountain with fresh 
+Trilophosaurus meat, I 
+encountered fuzzy dinosaurs 
+sleeping on top of one another! 
+They have long necks and thin 
+snouts filled with sharp teeth, and 
+a vibrant orange coat of 
+feathers. Knowing instantly it was 
+a predatory theropod, I made 
+haste to return to my home with my 
+haul. I believe the species may be 
+Coelophysis bauri, a common fossil 
+found in the rocks this place 
+would eventually preserve. Since 
+the animals I saw were sleeping 
+during the day, it may be worth 
+searching for them at night to 
+see if they are nocturnal!
+After watching the lowlands for 
+multiple nights, I am quite confident 
+the vibrant theropods are 
+Coelophysis due to their great 
+numbers, and their more frequent 
+use of hands to grab food. They 
+are indeed nocturnal, likely having 
+good night vision thanks to their 
+reflective inner eyes which make 
+them quite intimidating to see at 
+night. They seem to have a degree 
+of sociality, not moving in groups 
+but tolerating and communicating 
+between each other as they 
+forage. Neither of the larger non
+-dinosaur predators seem to be 
+active at this time, so 
+Coelophysis's nocturnality is 
+probably their way of avoiding 
+becoming food!