Carnage was once a proud Carnotaurus, ruling his patch of land before life took a dark turn. He was owned by a careless keeper who saw him as a trophy rather than a living creature. That owner chained him up. The chain dug into his neck, cutting deep. It became embedded in his skin. Years of neglect followed.

When Castaway fieldwork volunteers found him, he was a mess. The wound was severe. Blood oozed from the damage, and nerve endings were exposed. His owner finally agreed to surrender him. She realized that he needed more care than she could provide.

The journey to recovery was slow. After 18 months of surgeries and treatments, Carnage began to heal. They debated putting him down, but he fought back. He was older and had suffered greatly, but he refused to give up.

Now, in the sanctuary, he lives with other dinosaurs. But scars remain, both physical and emotional. He is semi-aggressive and quick to anger. Trust comes hard for him. Yet, in the sanctuary, he finds moments of peace. He may be damaged, but he is alive. And for him, that is enough.