Carnivore. Its hearing and vision aren't great, but it is dangerous due to its high speed and common occurrence. Though small, it attacks by jumping, so melee weapons or a crossbow are recommended. Bipedal. Length: 7.3m, Weight: 0.95t.

Carnivore. It has extremely high vision, smell, and hearing, so extreme caution is required. It can only be taken down by hitting its eyes. It is larger than its real-life counterpart. Bipedal. Length: 12.2m, Weight: 11t.

Carnivore. Faster and more sensitive than an Allosaurus, requiring caution. However, it has lower durability, so it is best to use the strongest weapon possible. Bipedal. Length: 6.9m, Weight: 0.7t.

Carnivore. At 8m long and 3t, it is smaller than expected, but its land speed is very fast and its movement is quiet, making it difficult to detect. Bipedal.

Herbivore. It flees if approached. Since it has low health and does not attack, it can be caught with weak weapons. However, it is quite fast, so capturing it is not easy. Bipedal. Length: 9.8m, Weight: 3.25t.

Herbivore. It has high defense and low aggression, but it will attack if you get too close, so you must maintain distance. However, if you shoot from too far away, it will run, making it one of the trickier ones to catch. Quadrupedal. Length: 9.3m, Weight: 4.7t.

Herbivore. Like the Parasaurolophus, it does not attack and is slow, but its durability is extremely high, making it difficult to kill. Quadrupedal. Length: 11m, Weight: 9.37t.

Herbivore. It does not attack and will flee immediately if it hears a gunshot. Quadrupedal. Length: 3m, Weight: 0.28t.

Carnivore. The largest carnivore after the T-Rex; it is fast and dangerous, so be careful. Unlike the T-Rex, you don't necessarily have to target a specific weakness. Bipedal. Length: 10m, Weight: 6t.

Flying object. Its role is to retrieve dinosaur carcasses. As a machine, it does not speak and simply carries the bodies away.