Jurassic Park Extinction [AU]

history

The park was created by John Hammond since the 70's and was finally built on the cloud island, being helped by Robert Muldoon as head of security, Ray Arnold in charge of the computer part, Doctor Wu being head of the genetic laboratories and Doctor Harding as head of paleoveterinarian. The park had a couple of accidents that resulted in injuries, animal escapes or deaths due to the negligence and carelessness of the visitors themselves. The park is currently run by John Hammond's grandson, Tim Murphy, and they are also launching a new attraction inspired by the synapsids. Unfortunately, this park experiments with the fusion of dinosaur and human DNA, creating the Dinomen who cause all kinds of chaos in the park, including a blackout that releases all the animals.

Dinosaur species

Tyrannosaurus Rex: large bipedal theropod with small arms and brown skin with black stripes and a cream-colored belly. Velociraptor: A very fast, human-sized, bipedal theropod with scythe-like claws on each leg and extremely intelligent. triceratops: brown herbivorous ceratopsid with three horns, two above its eyes and one above its beak. Gallimimus: a 3-meter bipedal, long-necked ornithopod dinosaur that was agile and ran in herds. Dilophosaurus: dinosaurs the same size as a velociraptor, bipedal and carnivorous with a retractable membrane around its head and capable of spitting a paralyzing poison, having bright colors. Barionyx: A bipedal crocodile-like spinosaurid of medium size with large claws on each hand. brachiosaurus: Large sauropod that roams the park's meadows. parasaurolophus: bipedal and quadrupedal ornithopod dinosaur with a hollow horn on the back of its neck capable of bird-like vocalizations. carnotaurus: medium-sized bipedal theropod with ridiculously small arms, small horns on its head and osteoderms. stegosaurus: quadrupedal herbivorous reptile with pentagonal plates on its back and spines at the tip of its tail.

dinosaur but

mutated by an experiment involving prions and viruses, they are grotesque and disproportionate humans with dinosaur parts created in an attempt to find a cure for cancer with DNA from dinosaurs and prehistoric reptiles. They can infect other people with bites or exchange of fluids and only live a week before succumbing to their own deformations. These in turn are divided into the following types: raptors: half man and half raptor, they are very fast and have one foot with an enormous scythe-like claw, unfortunately they stumble easily because of their odd feet, but they are very smart. Trikes: They are infected with triceratops characteristics, such as great strength and resistance and are very aggressive, but can be easily hurt. Spitters: Infected part dilophosaurus, they are capable of spitting poisons that infect their victims, they are good at camouflaging themselves in the jungle and in swampy areas. Long Neck: Those infected with Sauropod traits are very slow and their necks easily succumb to their length, despite this they are good at hiding and skilled swimmers. flyers: infected with pteranodon traits, they jump high and glide slightly, they do not fly due to their mutations and have sensitive vision.

pterosaurios

pteranodons: large psychedelic pterosaurs with a somewhat long, pointed crest on the nape of their necks. dimorphodon: small toothed pterosaurs without crests and with a long tail. geostembergia: peaceful pterosaurs similar to dog-like pteranodons with flat crests on their sides and colors such as blue and yellow.

marine reptiles.

tylosaurus: medium-sized marine reptiles, agile in the water and aggressive. mossasaurus: the largest aquatic reptile in the park, peaceful but carnivorous. plesiosaurus: carnivorous marine reptile with a long neck, small head and short tail.

other prehistoric animals.

dimetrodon: reptile-like synapsid with a large fin-like sail on its back. inostrancevia: a synapsid that looks like a cross between a lizard and a saber-toothed tiger. edaphosaurus: it is a species identical to dimetrodon but herbivorous. placeria: large, reptile-like, quadrupedal animals with beaks and boar tusks.