Dinopedia

Information about all Dinosaurs in game categorized by herbivores and carnivores.

Carnivores

All Carnivores in Parkasaurus are bipedal Theropod dinosaurs. (‘Bipedal’ means that they walked on two legs) The word ‘theropod’ comes from the Greek for ‘wild beast foot’. Theropods first appeared in the late Triassic period, and were present all the way up to the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event which brought the reign of the dinosaurs to an end.

Even though the Carnivores are solitary Dinosaurs, they still need a mate of the other gender in their Exhibit to be at 100% Social.

Albertosaurus

Class: Theropod
Tile: Mud
Biome: Swamp
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size: Solitary + Dino of other Gender

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Oviraptor

Class: Theropod
Tile: Grass
Biome: Taiga
Size: Small
Exhibit Size: 500ft
Prefered Herd Size: Solitary + Dino of other Gender

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Spinosaurus

Class: Theropod
Tile: Mud
Biome: Swamp
Size: Large
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size: Solitary + Dino of other Gender

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Tyrannosaurus Rex

Class: Theropod
Tile: Sand
Biome: Grassland
Size: Large
Exhibit Size: 1000ft
Prefered Herd Size: Solitary + Dino of other Gender

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Velociraptor

Class: Theropod
Tile: Sand
Biome: Desert
Size: Small
Exhibit Size: 500ft
Prefered Herd Size: Solitary + Dino of other Gender

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Herbivores

The Herbivores in Parkasaurus consist of five different types of dinosaurs. Ankylosauria, Ceratopsia, Ornithopods, Sauropod and Stegosauria.

Ankylosauria was a group of armored dinosaurs that lived throughout the Mesozoic era. They were large, powerful, four-legged animals. All were heavily armored, and some developed tail clubs which may have been used as defensive weapons against predators.

Ceratopsia means ‘horned faces’. This group of dinosaurs became common in the Cretaceous period and were found in North America, Europe and Asia. Like all Ornithischians, Ceratopsians were herbivorous. They had beak-like mouth parts. They ranged in size from 1 meter (3.3 ft.) to 9 meter (30 ft.) long, 9 tonne giants.

Ornithopods were a branch of Ornithischian dinosaurs that appeared in the mid Jurassic period and lived to the end of the Cretaceous. They had three-toed feet, beaks, and an advanced (for a dinosaur) chewing ability.

The Sauropods were a group of saurischian dinosaurs. Many sauropods grew to incredible sizes, and the group contains the biggest land animals ever to walk the earth. A typical sauropod had a large barrel-shaped body, a long neck, a small head, and a long, powerful tail. It stood on four tree-trunk like legs.

Stegosauria was a group of armored dinosaurs that had rows of bony plates running along their backs. Stegosaurus is the best-known Stegosaurian, but several other genera have been discovered.

Achelousaurus

Class: Ceratopsia
Tile: Sand
Biome: Savanna
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Animantarx

Class: Ankylosauria
Tile: Grass
Biome: Forest
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Ankylosaurus

Class: Ankylosauria
Tile: Grass
Biome: Taiga
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Apatosaurus

Class: Sauropod
Tile: Sand
Biome: Savanna
Size: Large
Exhibit Size: 1000ft
Prefered Herd Size: 3

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Brachiosaurus

Class: Sauropod
Tile: Sand
Biome: Grassland
Size: Large
Exhibit Size: 1000ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Gastonia

Class: Ankylosauria
Tile: Sand
Biome: Grassland
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Gigantspinosaurus

Class: Stegosauria
Tile: Mud
Biome: Alpine
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 500ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Kentrosaurus

Class: Stegosauria
Tile: Mud
Biome: Tundra
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Lambeosaurus

Class: Ornithopods
Tile: Grass
Biome: Taiga
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Mamenchisaurus

Class: Sauropod
Tile: Grass
Biome:Rainforest
Size: Large
Exhibit Size: 1000ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Minmi

Class: Ankylosauria
Tile: Grass
Biome: Forest
Size: Small
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Ornithomimus

Class: Theropods
Tile: Mud
Biome: Tundra
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Parasaurolophus

Class: Ornithopods
Tile: Mud
Biome: Tundra
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Seismosaurus

Class: Sauropod
Tile: Sand
Biome: Desert
Size: Large
Exhibit Size: 1000ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Shantungosaurus

Class: Ornithopods
Tile: Mud
Biome: Swamp
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size:

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Stegosaurus

Class: Stegosauria
Tile: Grass
Biome: Rainforest
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 600ft
Prefered Herd Size: 3

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Styracosaurus

Class: Ceratopsia
Tile: Mud
Biome: Alpine
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 700ft
Prefered Herd Size: 5

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Triceratops

Class: Ceratopsia
Tile: Grass
Biome: Rainforest
Size: Medium
Exhibit Size: 600ft
Prefered Herd Size: 3

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Thank you for looking at my guide! This was a lot of work, so I hope it helps some of you. :)
I am currently working on a document file so you can sort by categories such as tile, biome, size etc.

I used this[www.activewild.com] to describe the different types of dinosaurs.

[Otter]

I haven't played the game in 5 years, it won't be updated. Sorry.

[Raccoonsy]

There is Way more Dinos

[Liam]

needs updating, please update

[Otter]

well it was posted THREE YEARS AGO.. so yeah its outdated

[Kajin Thần Thánh]

this guide is outdated hard

[dinonicky]

no grass land at all.

[Maylo]

Good job with this nice guide, but just be aware that this is unfortunately obsolete, there must have been some changes in the patches. I have 2 velociraptors and they are still not 100% social, it seems similar to Stego or Triceratops. Also, exhibit size is no longer 500ft but 350ft.

I would recommend to just have fun and experiment, prepare a bigger exhibit for any new dino you are going to have and just analyze its requirements, then adapt it. Even if its not 100% in all areas it will still be possible for it to be super happy, so its not a big deal. I like this no stress aspect of the game so much :)

Good luck and enjoy!

[Krista]

Is there anyway we can check what's the dinobook reward?

[落日漫余晖]

Is there any way to solve the crash？

[落日漫余晖]

Playing and playing will always break down