Dinosaurs Herbivores can quench hunger without feeders

[Pindé™️]

Your Feature Request / Idea
One very annoying thing about JWE, is the cursed fact that herbivorous animals (at least the low ones) have grass-eating animations, but DO NOT quench their hunger! Well, and the solution to that would be? Of course put the schedule to lose hunger from the grass eating animations! Well, in the case, this would be for the low and medium herbivores, for the sauropods, like the Mamenchisaurus, it would be necessary a new animation of them lowering the neck for the big trees (Camarasaurus and Dipolodocus do not necessarily need this, since they have the neck near the trees). That would leave the feeders as something ... optional, shall we say.

Also, I think that they could eat grass too, like this illustration, or like they did in JPOG.

 

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

Definitely would agree especially since they seem to feed on the ground and not quench their hunger?

 

[RadicalEdward2]

100% agree when they're grazing (considering how much the quadrupeds do it).

 

[DragonNTiger]

Hmm... on the one hand I agree with the concept of filling hunger from eating plants... on the other pretty sure all the evidence points to the idea that dinosaurs didn't eat grass (their teeth are all wrong and it seems there wasn't any grass in the Mesozoic) and therefore didn't graze. Factor in how poor a food choice grass is and the very notion of the herbivores getting any sustenance from their unnatural grazing habits seems dubious... so it actually makes a bit of sense it doesn't fill their hunger.

That said, if they could somehow set things up where the herbivores only graze in areas covered with low vegetation... then it would actually make a bit of sense they fill hunger...

 

[Pindé™️]

Hmm... on the one hand I agree with the concept of filling hunger from eating plants... on the other pretty sure all the evidence points to the idea that dinosaurs didn't eat grass (their teeth are all wrong and it seems there wasn't any grass in the Mesozoic) and therefore didn't graze. Factor in how poor a food choice grass is and the very notion of the herbivores getting any sustenance from their unnatural grazing habits seems dubious... so it actually makes a bit of sense it doesn't fill their hunger.

That said, if they could somehow set things up where the herbivores only graze in areas covered with low vegetation... then it would actually make a bit of sense they fill hunger...

Well, this makes a lot of sense, but we need to remember that the dinosaurs on Jurassic Park aren't suppose to be realistic (This is even on the novel), also, I remember that in the novels that dinosaurs were cloned to survive in the tropical region of Isla Nublar (although some plants they consumed made them sick, but still ...), I guess this could includes eating the plants of the Island.