this is an idea for jwe3 and here are the species I would like for the dlc
1. Becklespinax. becklespinax is a medium sized carnivore from the early cretaceous with its large dorsal sail and neck spines it looks remarkably like the non related concavonator becklespinax was a member of the spinosaurid family even though its short snout was not that adapted to caching fish making it a truly exotic species for your parks!
2.austroraptor. austroraptor was a member of the raptor family. related to the cunning velociraptor but much bigger. it's name meaning "southern thief." with its elongated snout and short feathered arms it is perfectly adapted to snatching fish from swampy forests. it was also made well known from David Attenborough, documenting them on "prehistoric planet."
3. bajadasaurus. bajadasaurus was a unique diplodocid from the early cretaceous. its long neck spines look remarkably like a mohawk these spines where probably used to defend itself, scare away predators and show off to a mate making it a truly unique species even though scientists are still discussing what those spines where for.
4. microraptor. microraptor was one the fist dinosaurs to spread there wings and take to the skies well, sort of. microraptor was a very fast dromaeosaur and very unique. it had adapted it legs to be able to glide from tree to tree. escaping predators or chasing food such as small lizards, insects and rodents and its agility made definitely one of the fittest dinosaurs of its time.
we hope these unique additions live great lives in your parks! well... if they get added in.
1. Becklespinax. becklespinax is a medium sized carnivore from the early cretaceous with its large dorsal sail and neck spines it looks remarkably like the non related concavonator becklespinax was a member of the spinosaurid family even though its short snout was not that adapted to caching fish making it a truly exotic species for your parks!
2.austroraptor. austroraptor was a member of the raptor family. related to the cunning velociraptor but much bigger. it's name meaning "southern thief." with its elongated snout and short feathered arms it is perfectly adapted to snatching fish from swampy forests. it was also made well known from David Attenborough, documenting them on "prehistoric planet."
3. bajadasaurus. bajadasaurus was a unique diplodocid from the early cretaceous. its long neck spines look remarkably like a mohawk these spines where probably used to defend itself, scare away predators and show off to a mate making it a truly unique species even though scientists are still discussing what those spines where for.
4. microraptor. microraptor was one the fist dinosaurs to spread there wings and take to the skies well, sort of. microraptor was a very fast dromaeosaur and very unique. it had adapted it legs to be able to glide from tree to tree. escaping predators or chasing food such as small lizards, insects and rodents and its agility made definitely one of the fittest dinosaurs of its time.
we hope these unique additions live great lives in your parks! well... if they get added in.
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