Bleeding / Internal Bleeding

What is bleeding?

In Prehistory, if you're bitten or slashed by something sharp, your dinosaur will begin to bleed. Now, there are two types of bleeding added into Prehistory: internal and external.

What is internal bleeding?

Internal bleeding is quite rare - it mostly occurs when you're hit by something solid, like the head of a Pachycephalosaurus. The way internal bleeding works, is if you're hit, there is a chance you will internally bleed. Don't worry though, it doesn't last forever and can be healed by sitting. Although it isn't permanent, of course, it can be very lethal. On the bright side, internal bleeding is very rare.

What is external bleeding?

External bleeding is basically just normal type bleeding. You lose a said amount of health every 6 seconds. The health you lose is translated to bleed. Bleeding can be useful for wearing prey out. For instance, Allosaurus has very good bleed. This means if it bites a dinosaur, the dinosaur it bit will bleed fairly heavily. This gives Allosaurus an advantage.

How do I heal external bleeding?

You heal external bleeding by sitting down. The more bleed you have (the heavier you're bleeding), the longer it takes to heal. If your dinosaur is bleeding too badly, sitting down will not work, and your dinosaur will die.