The Aloner: Tyrannosaurus rex will not tolerate the presence of rivals - the only way to house more than one of them is if they are male and female, at which point they become a mated pair.One of its alternate skins represents its Asian cousin, Tarbosaurus. Rating: 5 Stars Possibly the most famous dinosaur ever. Stock Dinosaurs: Was made one by Jurassic Park, but looks much more faithful to actual fossil evidence, being larger, with nary a neck frill or venom glands in sight.Spikes of Villainy: It's only a predatory animal, but it features a distinct row of spikes on the upper half of its neck and a curved one around each eye socket.Obsolete Mentor: The apex predator of its day, and one of the tallest, fastest, most dangerous predators on Earth up to that time but somewhat light and frail compared to later theropods of the same height and length.Lean and Mean: Considerably more slender than most other large theropods, but still a competent hunter.Dark Is Not Evil: Despite the fearsome Red and Black and Evil All Over color scheme, its simply a predatory animal.Announced for future release in May of 2022. While smaller than later theropods, it was still the apex predator of its day. Downplayed in that it can also eat fish, which is true to the fossil record.Ī medium-sized theropod from early Jurassic North America, known for the distinctive twin crests upon its head.

Vegetarian Carnivore: Is a member of the theropod group, but eats mostly plants and fruit.Mix-and-Match Critters: The best description of this dinosaur is a bear crossed with an ostrich, a camel, and a duck.It overall has one of the longest necks of any theropod dinosaur, alongside fellow Asian giant theropods Therizinosaurus and Gigantoraptor. Long Neck: While all ornithomimosaurs have long necks, Deinocheirus stands out in this regard due to the animals proportion making said neck comparable to a sauropods.Extreme Omnivore: Gameplay-wise, it has the most varied diet at launch, being able to eat plants, fruit, and fish (though the latter is not in the game yet).Notably, this was all we knew of this dinosaur up until the early mid 2010s. Creepily Long Arms: It has extremely long arms, over 8 feet long (2.5 meters), giving it the largest forelimbs of any bipedal animal to have ever lived, alongside its contemporary Therizinosaurus.Comes in 2 feathered variants and one non-feathered. Rating: 4 StarsThe largest known ornithomimosaur, and one of the weirdest looking dinosaurs to ever live.

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