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These are some very nice picks! I personally would prefer Sarcosuchus since it looks less like our modern species, but would be happy with either one.
These are also great suggestions! Personally, I have no issue if they add species either known from incomplete fossils like Pyroraptor or only immature individuals like Dryosaurus so I would love to see something like Stomatosuchus, but I understand why you may not want to include them in your suggestions.
The great thing about Stomatosuchus would be that it is Peacefull enough and in the same way huge enough to live together with many other species in Laggons or enclosoures
!Definitely! Between the three mentioned "crocs" that are around 10m (give or take 1-2m), I imagine Stomatosuchus would only eat 'Small' dinosaurs (based on their size stated in the hatchery) that would come near the water, Sarcosuchus would eat 'Small' and 'Medium' dinosaurs since it evolved to be a more dangerous predator but had a thinner snout and less bulky body than Deinosuchus, and Deinosuchus would eat 'Small', 'Medium', and 'Large' dinosaurs since it was bigger, stronger, and perhaps the only one of the three capable of 'death rolling'.The great thing about Stomatosuchus would be that it is Peacefull enough and in the same way huge enough to live together with many other species in Laggons or enclosoures
In most pionts I share your opinion, but one thing to say.
. Definitely! Saying that a Deinosuchus has stronger jaws than a Sarcosuchus is like saying a Koenigsegg is faster than a Bugatti since both cars can go over 300mph/450kmh and both crocs have two of the strongest jaws ever. I think Sarcosuchus would go after any Triceratops, Ankylosaurs, Deinocheirus, and Nigersaurs left in its exhibit, but it might leave something like an Alamosaurus or Dreadnoughtus alone whereas Deinosuchus might be more likely to try attacking them. If nothing else, this could be another way to make the two species more different in-game.In most pionts I share your opinion, but one thing to say.
Sarcosuchus Skull is much mure robust build than it looks
Dakosaurus was not as big as other croc-realtives, but it had the most robust Skull with teeth that were not made to catch small fish but instead to attack big Prey , possibly much bigger than the Preadator itself.
! One of this early flightless " Seabirds" would really fitt well for the Lagoons with the Rockplattform.
! ! True, but the construction of the skull suggests it was likely a terrestrial croc, and since terrestrial crocs are more or less identical in terms of body plan, it wouldn't be that weird.
Compared to Compsognathus or Lystrosaurus it's fine... and easily one of the most unique options for a crocodilian.
I completely agree especially since we got a pack for the aquatics and I think Bestindlor made a fantastic video which had the best and perfect crocodilians and new features and cool new choice for a update to go with it
I Read something about a new Subspecies of Machimosaurs .......Machimosaurs Rex .... with 10m in Length and living in shallow Marine habitats it would be the perfect Crocodilian specie to live in our lagoons and using the Legoonplatforms
! ....soo yes it would be a perfect match with Dakosaurus as Marine Crocodylians for JWE II !
That would be a sight to see in the game! At 10m, I think that makes it as long as things like the Elasmosaurus or Styxosaurus, but that's counting their thin necks. As long as it isn't forced into a tank with a Mosasaurus or Tylosaurus, the Machimosaurus would probably easily dominate any lagoon it's put into.I Read something about a new Subspecies of Machimosaurs .......Machimosaurs Rex .... with 10m in Length and living in shallow Marine habitats it would be the perfect Crocodilian specie to live in our lagoons and using the Legoonplatforms
There is a new Animal in the JW Toyline that shows a realy nice suggestion for Colouration of Machimosaurs rex skin .... the species is Gryposuchus (up to 10m long )
Ooh, that is nice! It looks pretty inspired by Fire Belly Newts which are adorable and largely aquatic like Machimosaurus so I agree the skin is a good fit. I was trying to find other pictures of colorful crocs to suggest, but nearly every one was drab green or brown like modern crocodiles. If they use the skin you suggested, I could also see Machimosaurs with bright yellow, green, or blue stomachs along with different darker colors for their bodies.
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Oh yeah, those little guys are quite colorful! I think I still prefer the Fire Belly pattern in your previous post, but if they add multiple croc-type creatures then I could definitely see one having a skin based on those little Salties!Some Modern Crocs have very colourefull skins when young
