☆ Dino Species/List

 
Baryonyx — Name meaning "Heavy Claw", this meat eater weighs up to two tons and has nearly 12 inch claws! It specializes in catching fish, and can swim with them! 

Dilophosaurus — A real Dilophosaurus is about 20 feet long and weighed about a ton. If you would like your Dilophosaurus to be a golden retriever-sized poison-spitting dinosaur, go ahead!

Dimorphodon — These guys are so cute and loveable. They're about the size of a large parrot and could comfortably sit on someone's shoulder. They eat fish, so make sure you have plenty with you so you don't lose a finger! 

Edmontosaurus — Lived originally in a swampy area, this slow-moving animal had a keen sense of sight, smell, and hearing to spot predators early. Depending on the species, these guys could be up to five heads taller than a human. 

Gallimimus — This guy looks pretty cool  right? He is 26 ft long and weighs a staggering 500 pounds! He loves fruit, leaves, and berries of all kind  though, of course, each Dino has their own taste buds. These guys can be ridden if tame, and can travel up to 30 mph. These guys can bite, but they don't have teeth, so don't worry.   

Metriacanthosaurus — This guy, believe it or not, is about as tall as you! He is 2 meters tall, and his chin reaches the top of your head, He weighs around 1 ton and is distinguish by the short spines on his neck. Though, usually the alpha has spines running all along his back, too. It's more than likely to have hunt in packs. This dinosaur is the ideal mixture of speed and  bulk.


Microceratus — These cute little guys roamed in pacts and are very sociable. They mostly walked on two legs, though could on four, and if given the time, would have evolved into most likely having smaller arms and only be able to walk on the two hind ones. They are related to the triceratops. The length of them was two feet, and was only about the size of a bunny rabbit. If you're scared of dinosaurs, having one of these guys is a great starter pet! 

Mosasaurus (mosasaur) — This giant is actually not a dinosaur, but a large sea lizard. Most were 10 feet or longer, but in Jurassic world, the Mosasaur is about 600 feet long! It's carnivorous and eats whatever the hell it wants to, so make sure to have a variety of food on hand. It's tail is very powerful, and is speculated to have more of one that looks like a fish, rather than it being flat.

Pachycephalosaurus — This girls skull cap was about 9 inches thick and was about 6 feet tall at the top of the head. Often, they rammed heads on instinct, even if it wasn't mating season. Males and females had these enormous heads.