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is
a
carnivorous
theropod
dinosaur.It
is
sm
allw
ith
4
m
eters
in
length.Ithas
a
nasal
crest,w
hich
is
used
to
reduce
bending
stresses
on
the
shullw
hen
biting.It
uses
puncture-pullstrategy
forhunting
prey.
Procerato-
saurus
issim
ilarto
todaysgazellaand
antelope.
Itm
oves
in
herds
ranging
across
the
parks
grassland
areas.They
m
ove
m
ainly
on
allforlim
bs
w
hen
feeding
butcan
justas
easily
stand
on
tw
o
legs.They
are
excellent
runners,reaching
speed
of30
m
iles
perhour.
Itis
also
called
chicken
m
im
ics
because
they
m
ove
like
m
odern
flightless
birds.Ithas
no
teeth
and
has
very
sm
allhead.Iteats
m
ainly
insects,
sm
allanim
als,eggs
and
even
som
e
plants.
Gallim
inus
is
one
ofthe
m
ostw
ell-know
n
ofalldinosaurs.Itgets
its
nam
e
from
the
greatheightofits
hum
erus,orupperarm
bone
–
w
hich
is
longerthan
m
osthum
ans
are
tall.Its
nam
e
m
eans
Arm
lizard.Itis
an
herbivore
w
hich
m
eans
iteats
only
plants,
and
its
heightcan
be
over20
m
eters.
O
urclone
ofthe
originaldinosauris
a
little
different.
U
nlike
the
original,ourclone
chew
s
its
food
and
has
m
ore
m
uscularlegs,allow
ing
them
to
getinto
a
tripod
stance
w
hile
feeding.
You
can
quickly
identify
m
ales
and
fem
ales
by
theircolor.The
m
ale
has
a
turquoise
tinge
on
their
crests
w
hich
the
fem
ale
doesn’thave.
Brachiosaurus
They
rely
on
a
pack
leaderto
incapacitate
prey
by
expelling
venom
from
glandsin
itsm
outh
w
hich
isthe
difference
from
the
originalw
ho
doesn’t
have
venom
glands.
They
can
spitvenom
ata
range
of6
m
etersand
aim
fortheirprey’s
face
to
sun
itbefore
attacking.
Dilophosaurus
4
5
6
7
isa
herd
anim
alfeeding
on
the
Park’srich
vegetation.Itsm
oststunning
feature
isthe
creston
itshead.Scientists
w
ere
unsure
ofitsfunction
untiltoday.Som
e
believed
itw
asa
snorkelforw
hen
the
anim
al
w
asin
the
w
ater,and
othersfeltthatitw
asused
in
com
bat.W
e
now
know
thatitservesfordisplay
and
com
m
unication,allow
ing
the
anim
alsto
rem
ain
in
contact
overdistance
by
am
plifying
their
loud
cries.
The
clones
differfrom
the
original
by
theirheightbeing
shorterby
3
m
eters,
and
itis
able
to
stand
on
allfourortw
o
legs.
M
ostly
they
stand
upright,nearly
dragging
its
tail,unlike
the
original.
is
a
sm
allhorned
herbivore
w
hich
uses
its
sharp
beak
to
bite
off
the
leaves
orneedles.They
spend
m
ost
oftheirtim
e
in
the
tress
so
itis
hard
to
spotthem
.That’s
w
hy
w
e
installed
cam
eras
so
you
could
see
them
on
the
TVs.Itdiffers
from
the
originalby
its
oversized
head,w
ith
an
upw
ard
oriented
frilland
eyes
furtherup
the
skull.Itisn’t
very
intelligentand
itcan
m
istake
litter
forfood
so
please
throw
aw
ay
yourtrash
into
the
bins.
is
a
large
ceratopsian
–
horned
and
frilled
herbivorousdinosaur,in
the
pastitfilled
a
sim
ilarecologicalniche
to
todaysbuffalo,roam
ing
the
grass-
landsin
m
assive
herds.Although
it
eats
plants
itis
one
ofthe
parks
m
ost
dangerous
anim
als.
U
nlike
the
originalthe
cloneshave
elephant-like
feetinstead
ofpronounced
claw
son
the
innerm
ostofthree
of
its
five
toeas
and
have
jugalhorns
on
theircheeks
instead
ofone.
is
a
3
to
5
m
eterlong,
1.7
m
etertallcarnivore.
They
are
highly
intelligent
pack
hunters
and
can
run
65-100
km
/h
atfullsprint.
They
have
a
prim
itive
levelof
vocalization,w
hich
enables
them
to
directattacks
and
callforhelp.
This
w
as
ourfirstdinosaurw
hich
w
as
successfully
cloned
in
1986.
isone
ofthe
oldestand
m
ostprim
itive
theropods,
orm
eat-eating
dinosaurs.Ithas
strong
hind
lim
bs,
and
the
foothas
five
toes,butonly
the
m
iddle
three
bearthe
w
eight;the
othertoes
are
sm
all.The
long
tailbalances
the
body
and
is
also
an
adaptation
for
speed.The
upperarm
and
forearm
are
rathershort
w
hile
the
hand
is
elongated.The
first2
fingers
and
the
thum
b
end
in
curved
sharp
claw
s
forgrasping
prey.The
fourth
and
fifth
digits
are
sm
alland
w
ithoutclaw
s.
is
a
theropod
dinosaurm
easuring
around
1
m
eterin
length
and
halfa
m
eterin
height.
Itis
bird
like
in
structure
w
ith
a
flexible,
elongated
neck.Ithas
three
toea
and
pow
erfullegs.
Parasaurolophus
11
M
icroceratus
12
Triceratops
Veloci-
raptor
16
13
Herrerasaurus
18
Segisaurus
20
Atthe
end
tourdaysyou
w
illbe
accom
m
odated
in
one
ofourluxury
tree
houses.
There
are
tree
house
restaurants,gift
shopsbutalso
w
ellnessand
spa.Relax
and
recharge
to
be
ready
foryournext
day
adventure.
Lake
Victoria
isone
ofthe
African
G
reatLakes.W
ith
a
surface
area
ofap-
proxim
ately
59,947km
2
(23,146
sq
m
i),
Lake
Viara
isAfrica’slargestlake
by
area,
the
w
orld’slargesttropicallake,and
the
w
orld’ssecond-largestfresh
w
ater
lake
by
surface
area
afterLake
Superiorin
N
orth
Am
erica.
Tree
houses
LakeViara
10
14
You
arealm
ostattheend
ofyour
tour.Takeahikeatthetop
ofthehighest
m
ountain
and
seethew
holeisland.Spot
thedinosaursyou
saw
from
dow
n
bellow.
N
ow
you
are
higherthan
them
.
There
are
som
e
restaurantsatthe
top
so
no
w
orry,you
w
illnotbe
hungry.
M
ountains
15
Thisisthe
end
ofyourtourtrough
the
history.
O
rshould
w
e
say
presence?
In
the
visitorcenteryou
can
find
the
fossilized
rem
ainsofcreaturesw
e
have
broughtback
from
extinction
trough
the
science
ofgenetic
engineering.
The
rem
ind
usofthe
pastw
hen
w
e
could
only
look
at
the
bonesofthe
now
living
and
breathing
creaturesof
Jurassic
Park.
You
can
also
visitourlabsw
here
the
dinosaursw
ere
and
stillare
created
and
born.The
visitorcenteralso
offers
fine
dining
atvariousrestaurantsw
here
you
can
use
your
coupon
(30%
offthe
w
hole
order)w
hich
you
com
pleterby
collecting
stam
psforeach
day
and
don’tforgetalso
to
visitthe
giftshop.
Visitorcenter
17
Located
atthe
footofa
m
ighty
360
foothigh
w
aterfall,
ourheliportoffers
the
fastestw
ay
to
visitJurassic
park.You
can
also
take
sky
tourin
our
helicopterw
ith
pterosaurs
eye
view
of
the
parks
spectacularcoastline.
Heliport
1
Ifyou
arrive
by
sea,ourm
ain
dock
facility
w
illbe
your
firstexperience
ofJurassic
Park.You
can
also
take
a
subm
arine
tourto
see
or
underw
atercreatures
w
hich
are
keptin
underw
ater
aquarium
to
prevent
escape.North
dock
3
This is w
here
your
adventure
begins. Next
to
the
gate
is a long
fence
containing
10000
Volts.
Inside
contains all the
Parks m
ain
attractions. There
are
tw
o
Fire
Touches at the
top
of eachStone
Posts w
hich
m
ake
the
gate
look
older.
M
ain
Gate
2
VISITOR
PARK
EXPLORER
Tyrannosaurus
Rex
is
a
bipedal
carnivore
w
ith
a
m
assive
skull
balanced
by
a
long
heavy
tail.
Relative
to
itslarge
and
pow
erful
hind
lim
bs,the
forelim
bs
are
shortbutunusually
pow
erful
fortheirsize
and
they
have
tw
o
claw
ed
digits.Itcan
grow
up
to
13.2
m
eterslong
and
isreferred
to
asa
“king
ofthe
dinosaurs”.Ithas
excellentbinocularvision
and
hence
good
depth
perception.It
stalk
m
ainly
triceratops
am
ong
otherprey.
You
can
also
see
its
skeleton
in
the
visitors
center.
T-Rex
Is
a
big
predatorof10
m
eters
in
w
idth
and
2.5
m
eters
in
heightat
the
hips.Iteats
lots
offish
as
w
ellas
som
e
sm
allerdino-
saurs.Because
ofthe
high
densi-
ty
ofits
bones
itcan
sw
im
in
deep
w
ater.
BaryonixThough
people
have
keptw
ild
anim
alsforthousandsofyears,
those
collectionshave
notalw
ays
resem
bled
m
odern
zoos.The
firstzoosw
ere
created
asprivate
collectionsby
the
w
ealthy
to
show
theirpow
er.These
private
collectionsw
ere
called
m
enageries.
W
allcarvings
found
in
Egyptand
M
esopotam
ia
are
evidence
that
rulers
and
aristocrats
created
m
enageries
as
early
as
2500
BCE.
They
leftrecords
ofexpeditions
to
distantplaces
to
bring
back
exotic
anim
als
such
as
giraffes,elephants,
bears,dolphins,and
birds.There
is
evidence
thatancientzoo
ow
ners
hired
anim
alhandlers
to
m
ake
sure
theiranim
als
thrived
and
reproduced.
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