The Dino Data Thread

Jens Erik

Senior Community Manager
Frontier
The carnivores in Jurassic World Evolution have been pretty hungry and have eaten almost a billion goats combined! We hope they gave them a satisfying meal, and made them less inclined to eat the guests.

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gabeluna27

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Jens Erik said:
We know the queen of Isla Nublar would prefer to be number 1 on the list of released dinosaurs in Jurassic World Evolution, but she only made it to 15 in the overall ranking. This makes sense given that they're harder to produce and prefer their own company (unless you modify their genes, of course).

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I wonder if the Spinosaurus is higher ranked? Because, even though it's highly expensive when using limited cash, especially when modifying their genome, the fact they can take forever to hatch, and that they need a lot of space to satisfy their habitat needs, they are actually very easy to keep in challenge and other normal means.

Spinosaurus' comfort meter by default is not as low as t.rex, meaning their stress doesn't go into the "danger zone" during light storms as the former, and they can also be kept with two individuals together by default, not like how the rex likes to be alone by default. Finally, whereas rexes, like most carnivores, need a meat or goat dispenser, which costs money per dispense, they can feed from a fish feeder which doesn't dispense food and can last much longer.
 

Jens Erik

Senior Community Manager
Frontier
gabeluna27 said:
I wonder if the Spinosaurus is higher ranked? Because, even though it's highly expensive when using limited cash, especially when modifying their genome, the fact they can take forever to hatch, and that they need a lot of space to satisfy their habitat needs, they are actually very easy to keep in challenge and other normal means.
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Believe it or not, Spinosaurus is much lower on the list! I just double checked because I was curious myself, and it's around the 30 mark.
 

gabeluna27

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Jens Erik said:
Believe it or not, Spinosaurus is much lower on the list! I just double checked because I was curious myself, and it's around the 30 mark.
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Wow, that’s crazy! I thought it would be higher because they’re easy to keep, since I always add 2-3 in all my challenge mode games, and that it’s a very memorable and recognizable dinosaur in the series!
 

Jens Erik

Senior Community Manager
Frontier
The dinosaurs face many challenges in Jurassic World Evolution, from disease to old age and fighting. More than twice as many dinosaurs have died from old age than from fighting or disease. You must have been taking excellent care of these amazing animals, Park Managers!

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Thylaco

Thylaco
Jens Erik said:
The dinosaurs face many challenges in Jurassic World Evolution, from disease to old age and fighting. More than twice as many dinosaurs have died from old age than from fighting or disease. You must have been taking excellent care of these amazing animals, Park Managers!
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It's an interesting stat, the rate would've been effected by that lifespan increase update, so sort of surprising.
 
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