Jurassic World Epic Evolution Stygimoloch “This is the Stygimoloch, and it is one of hard-headed dinosaurs. It has an armoured dome crowed by horns. Despite this, it’s social and a relatively docile animal… unless threatened. Then, steer well clear of it. This dinosaur can do a number on its enclosures, and bash its way through […]
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Jurassic World Epic Evolution Stygimoloch “This is the Stygimoloch, and it is one of hard-headed dinosaurs. It has an armoured dome crowed by horns. Despite this, it’s social and a relatively docile animal… unless threatened. Then, steer well clear of it. This dinosaur can do a number on its enclosures, and bash its way through
Jurassic World Epic Evolution Diplodocus “The world-famous author Bram Stoker once said “She has the strength and impregnability of a diplodocus.” and now we can see what he meant.”– Alan Grant Dino Fact File Name Meaning: Double beamed lizard How to say it: duh · plo · duh · kuhs Diet: Herbivorous 🌿 Height: 5-6
Jurassic World Epic Evolution Pachyrhinosaurus “Trust me. You do not want to get knocked by those knuckleheads. They punch hard and then they will mock you the rest of the day.”— Alan Grant Dino Fact File Name Meaning: Thick-Nosed Lizard How to say it: pack-ee-RINE-oh-sore-us Diet: Herbivorous 🌿 Height: 1.8 meters (5.90 feet) Lenght: 6
“What will happen if you cross a Brachiosaurus with a Hedgehog?”– Owen Grady Bajadasaurus is a genus of herbivorous dinosaur that belongs to the family Dicraeosauridae. It lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 70 million years ago. The fossils of Bajadasaurus were discovered in the Bajada Colorada Formation in Argentina and hence the name
Jurassic World Epic Evolution Parasaurolophus “Okay so this next dinosaur, the Parasaurolophus, has a flair for the dramatic, especially where its head is concerned. It has a distinctive cranial crest, which is used for added resonance in its vocalizations and to regulate body temperature.”– Isaac Clement Dino Fact File Name Meaning: Near crested lizard How
“Is it a spiky Bumpy? Because it looks like a spiky Bumpy!“– Alan Grant Gastonia is a genus of ankylosaurian dinosaur that lived in what is now North America, specifically in the western United States during the Late Jurassic period, approximately 125 million years ago. Gastonia was a medium-sized ankylosaur, with an estimated length of
“Why was the Triceratops such a popular dinosaur? Because it was always tri-horny!“– Alan Grant Chasmosaurus is a genus of ceratopsid dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, around 75-70 million years ago. It belongs to the group of horned, frilled dinosaurs known as ceratopsians, which includes well-known dinosaur fan favourites like the Triceratops.
“This one looks a lot like a hog. But it looks scarier that it actually is. Let’s hope it does not dig a whole under the fence. ” – Claire Dearing Lystrosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived around the Late Permian and Early Triassic at what is now Antarctica, India, and South Africa or in
“Some of these animals present a real test of our abilities. Take, for instance, this latest dinosaur, the Gallimimus. It’s an opportunistic omnivore that does best in groups – that alone isn’t the problem. But the speed… Gallimimus is incredibly fast, which presents special challenges for the ranger teams tasked with monitoring them.”– Tim Murphy