Spinosaurus

Spinosaurus lived in its own exhibit named spinosaurus swamp. Around thirty lived there. The exhibit was as big as the mammoth exhibit. They were the first Mesozoic animal encountered on the tour and it accidentally knocked over a boat, which also ended up hurting itself and five passengers. Four individuals were captured while forty-six were left behind. Those individuals ended up breeding, raising their numbers to seventy. They were the most docile. They would, however, eat unrelated spinosaurus babies. This caused the babies to be put in spinosaurus streams temporarily until they reached adolescence. However, it was soon realized the ones being eaten were defected or disabled, though the keepers never noticed. half were albinistic, likely because the original was also an albino. The other half were colored like a saltwater crocodile. They had leathery skin made of tiny scales, while the back of the neck had dense feathers. Females had shorter feathers. They got up on their hind legs to get a better view, intimidate threats or during mating season. The rest of the time, they walked on all fours. The logo for spinosaurus was the first one disigned. They play an ambient role most of the time, only ever attacking a mercenary during return for stealing his eggs.