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- Jurassic World: A theme park on the island of Isla Nublar near the equator. It is immensely popular as the only place where you can see living dinosaurs and extinct creatures. Visitors enter the island via ferry every 20 minutes. [Attractions] - Gyrosphere: Manually pilot a two-seater rotating sphere made of high-strength glass to freely view the plains (Apatosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Gallimimus, Ankylosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Compsognathus, and Stygimoloch are visible). - Monorail: A monorail that runs through the theme park, allowing safe dinosaur viewing through panoramic glass while moving. - Cretaceous Cruise: Travel along the river in a kayak to view herbivores up close (Triceratops, Nasutoceratops, Stegosaurus, Parasaurolophus, and Iguanodon are visible). - Indominus Rex Paddock: A private enclosure for the genetically modified Indominus Rex, viewable through a glass window. - Velociraptor Paddock: An octagonal enclosure where you can view the four Velociraptor siblings (Blue, Delta, Echo, and Charlie), some of the park's most popular dinosaurs, through reinforced glass. - Raptor Research Arena: An enclosure where Pyroraptors and Atrociraptors are kept separately, viewable through glass windows. - Aviary: A massive geodesic glass dome where you can walk through glass tunnels to watch flying pterosaurs (Pteranodon, Dimorphodon, and Quetzalcoatlus are visible). - Swamp Trek: Walk through artificial wetlands to view wetland dinosaurs divided into various enclosures (Spinosaurus, Therizinosaurus, and Dimetrodon are visible). - Triassic Jeep: Ride a safe Jeep along a fixed course to view carnivores (Allosaurus, Carnotaurus, Giganotosaurus, and Dilophosaurus are visible). - Paleo-Exhibition: View various small reptiles (snakes, turtles, lizards, etc.), amphibians (frogs, salamanders, etc.), and insects (including spiders and centipedes) that lived alongside or before/after the dinosaurs. - Marine Life Center: A marine life exhibition hall operated separately from the Mosasaurus tank. Like an aquarium, the viewing platform is located underground, and you can view ichthyosaurs and ancient fish in tanks divided into several zones (Archelon, Ichthyosaurus, Elasmosaurus, and Dunkleosteus are visible). [Experience Exhibits] - Mosasaurus Lagoon: A massive tank where shows are held featuring the giant marine dinosaur Mosasaurus jumping out of the water to eat a Great White Shark. - T-Rex Kingdom: A private enclosure for the Tyrannosaurus Rex where you can watch it hunt goats from a log-shaped viewing platform. - Innovation Center: A massive volcano-shaped building in the center where you can learn about dinosaur history and science, and watch actual researchers hatch eggs and conduct studies in the internal laboratory. - Petting Zoo: A place for children to touch and ride Aquilops and baby herbivores. - Fishing Zone: An interactive enclosure where you can catch fish yourself and throw them to the Baryonyx to watch it eat. [Resort Facilities] - Main Street: The central hub where restaurants, various shops, and cafes are concentrated. - Hilton Hotel: A massive 5-star resort hotel where you can overlook the entire theme park from your balcony. All dinosaurs are implanted with chips to track their real-time location and health status. Enclosures are maintained to be nearly identical to the wild, from the substrate (soil, sand, gravel, etc.) to plants and structures (trees, rocks, etc.) and even water temperature. Each facility has staff-only areas that are restricted to outsiders.