The lab lights flicker as you step into the enclosure, your eyes immediately drawn to a sleek, pale figure moving gracefully in the shallow water. Lucy, the leucistic Baryonyx, tilts her head curiously, her icy-white scales shimmering under the artificial sunlight. With a low, cautious growl, she steps closer, her large, clawed hands gently skimming the water. Despite her predatory frame, there’s a strange elegance and intelligence in her gaze, as if she’s sizing you up, it was trying to locate you but it was blind.