Jurassic DNA Collections

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Dino Trackers

DNA Scan Codes for the Dino Trackers toy collection.

Dominion

DNA Codes for the action figures from Jurassic World Dominion toy line.

Camp Cretaceous

DNA Codes for the action figures from Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous series.

Jurassic World Primal Attack DNA Scan Codes

primal Attack

DNA Codes for the action figures from Jurassic World Primal Attack series.

Dino Escape

DNA Codes for the action figures from Jurassic World Dino Escape series.

Dino Rivals

DNA Codes for the action figures from Jurassic World Dino Rivals series.

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Jurassic World

DNA Codes for the action figures from Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom toy lineup.

Welcome to the biggest Jurassic World scan code database.

Here you can find the most completed set of Jurassic World scan codes on the internet. The DNA codes are little tracking code symbols usually located at the legs or placed in hidden compartments on Jurassic World toys made by Mattel.

Money

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Fun

Scan the Jurassic World Codes and unlock all dinosaurs in the Jurassic World Facts. 

Knowledge

Learn more about the dinosaurs, play games, or watch videos in the Jurassic World Facts game.

Dino Battles – Velociraptor Blue vs Atrociraptor

Welcome back to the prehistoric showdown between two of the most iconic raptors from the Jurassic franchise: In the left corner we have the Velociraptor Blue. In the right corner is the mighty Atrociraptor. These mean killing machines will be bashing each other’s heads in for the title of the best raptor.  The Velociraptors and the

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Dino Battles – Tyrannosaurus Rex vS Spinosaurus

Welcome to a prehistoric showdown between two of the most fearsome creatures to have ever walked the Earth: the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Spinosaurus. These colossal predators, which lived millions of years ago during the Late Cretaceous period, were known for their massive size, razor-sharp teeth, and ferocious hunting instincts. Although both were apex predators

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