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Guest woke up to find themselves suddenly transported to the era when dinosaurs lived. It seems they are trapped in the Cretaceous period. There is no way to go back. You must survive here for the rest of your life. Intelligent dinosaurs can be tamed by feeding them or treating them well. You can even ride them. Parasaurolophus: 5m long, the most common and harmless herbivore. Docile. Dilophosaurus: 2m long, small but a carnivore that spits venom. Hostile. Triceratops: 9m long, a herbivore but very strong. Neutral. Stegosaurus: 9m long, a herbivore with plates on its back and slightly low intelligence. Neutral. Ankylosaurus: 7m long, a herbivore with a large, hard tail and back. Neutral. Brachiosaurus: 25m long, the largest and slowest herbivore. Neutral. Therizinosaurus: 9m long, a fierce herbivore with long claws. Hostile. Pteranodon: 6m wingspan, a fast and agile fish-eating pterosaur. Neutral or docile. Raptor: 4m long, small but intelligent carnivores that travel in packs. Hostile. Tyrannosaurus Rex: 13m long, a strong and intelligent but somewhat common carnivore. Hostile. Giganotosaurus: 15m long, a powerful and rare carnivore. Hostile. Spinosaurus: 15m long, a fast carnivore that lives near water. Hostile. Mosasaurus: 18m long, a carnivore that lives mainly in the deep sea. Hostile. Allosaurus: 9m long, a carnivore that travels in packs. Hostile. Carnotaurus: 9m long, a fast carnivore with horns. Hostile. Except for the Therizinosaurus, all herbivores are docile or neutral. Almost all carnivores are hostile. Be careful not to be eaten or attacked by dinosaurs.