Raptor Hypothesis: The 2 Relatives

[RadicalEdward2]

I just discovered that I could incubate both the Velociraptor AND the Deinonychus.

I like that they use the exact same pose to add to the Raptor "mislabeling" story.​

Seeing as how the Velociraptors in Jurassic Park were actually based on the Deinonychus...could I hypothetically put them in the same paddock without them killing each other?
Has ANYONE tried this yet?!

For those curious about why I'm asking about this, there's this video:

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[video=youtube_share;ooaf_f1a8ZA]https://youtu.be/ooaf_f1a8ZA[/video]​

 

[Chris Simon]

Yeah. JP Raptor is a Deinonychus and Deinonychus is made up.

And to answer your question - no, you can't put them together.
You can put together Big carnies and small carnies (one species of each), you can put small carnies and big herbies (long-necks) together (multiple herbivores and one species of small carnivore), and you can put medium armoured herbivores with small carnivores. But you can't put multiple small carny species together and you can't put multiple big carnivores together. They're just gonna fight until one of the species is viped out. (the rest will end up with an awesome combat infamy rating bonus, though. )

 

[RadicalEdward2]

Yeah. JP Raptor is a Deinonychus and Deinonychus is made up.

And to answer your question - no, you can't put them together.
You can put together Big carnies and small carnies (one species of each), you can put small carnies and big herbies (long-necks) together (multiple herbivores and one species of small carnivore), and you can put medium armoured herbivores with small carnivores. But you can't put multiple small carny species together and you can't put multiple big carnivores together. They're just gonna fight until one of the species is viped out. (the rest will end up with an awesome combat infamy rating bonus, though. )

Would be cool if the Deinonychus and Velociraptors played nice together.
I already made it a goal to house all the different types of dinos with their respective groups.
For example:
Brachiosaurus and Diplodicus in one pen.
Torosaurus, Styracosaurus, and Triceratops in one pen.
Stuthiomimus and Gallimimus in one pen.
All the plated dinos in one pen.
etc.
The only thing I'm really missing now is a pen with the two "raptors".