SINGLE EGG, RANDOM PATTERN: RELEASE ALL LAND DINOSAURS IN PENNSYLVANIA - Jurassic World Evolution 2

SINGLE EGG, RANDOM PATTERN: RELEASE ALL LAND DINOSAURS IN PENNSYLVANIA - Jurassic World Evolution 2 In this video, you will find: For today’s journey, I’ve chosen the Pennsylvania territory to showcase every terrestrial dinosaur species in Jurassic World Evolution 2—but with a twist: random patterns! This means every reveal will be a surprise for me as well. I’ve opted for the single-egg format to ensure the cleanest and most immersive visual experience possible. Dino Fact Of The Day: 🦖 Ankylosaurus Time period: Ankylosaurus lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 68–66 million years ago, shortly before the mass extinction of the dinosaurs. Maximum weight: It is estimated to have reached a maximum weight of about 6–8 metric tons (6,000–8,000 kg), making it one of the largest known ankylosaurid dinosaurs. Where it lived: Fossils have been discovered in North America, particularly in regions that are now part of the United States and Canada, including areas such as Montana and Alberta. Its habitat likely consisted of floodplains, forests, and coastal lowlands. Diet: Herbivore Estimated running speed: Ankylosaurus was not built for speed. Scientific estimates suggest it could reach a top speed of approximately 10–15 km/h (6–9 mph), which is relatively slow but expected for a heavily armored dinosaur. Beyond its famous armor, Ankylosaurus had incredibly complex, "crazy-straw" shaped nasal passages. New research suggests these weren't just for smell—they acted as a high-tech cooling system to regulate brain temperature and likely allowed the dinosaur to produce unique, low-frequency vocalizations that could travel for miles. Production Note: All footage is captured within Jurassic World Evolution 2. For this video, each dinosaur is recorded individually using professional capture software, then the segments are combined and edited in post-production, where music is added, color grading and sound design are adjusted, and on-screen information is included. This video blends entertaining gameplay with cinematic storytelling to showcase the natural beauty of prehistoric life. Disclaimer: This video features a simulation. Please be aware that certain dinosaur appearances, sizes, and facts may not perfectly align with real-world scientific records or documented history. Please note that this game is rated ESRB Teen (PEGI 16), and our content is specifically produced for a General Audience. Our videos are not specifically directed at younger children and do not serve as a primary educational resource. 0:00 INTRO 0:12 ANKYLOSAURUS 1:03 TYRANNOSAURUS REX 1:44 THERIZINOSAURUS 2:16 TARBOSAURUS 2:53 ALAMOSAURUS 3:33 SPINORAPTOR (NOT A REAL DINO) 3:57 INDOMINUS REX (NOT A REAL DINO) 4:30 ACROCANTHOSAURUS 5:03 AUSTRALOVENATOR 5:33 VELOCIRAPTOR 5:56 STEGOSAURUS 6:34 STEGOCERATOPS (NOT A REAL DINO) 7:03 CARNOTAURUS 7:35 CRYOLOPHOSAURUS 7:54 CORYTHOSAURUS 8:29 MINMI 9:02 PARASAUROLOPHUS 9:38 DRYOSAURUS 10:05 INDORAPTOR (NOT A REAL DINOSAUR) 10:29 DEINOCHEIRUS 11:01 HERRERASAURUS 11:29 ATROCIRAPTOR 11:55 NIGERSAURUS 12:27 SPINOCERATOPS (NOT A REAL DINO) 13:00 UTAHRAPTOR 13:23 MAMENCHISAURUS 14:11 POLACANTHUS 14:49 DRACOREX 15:20 NODOSAURUS 15:58 BARYONYX 16:25 CERATOSAURUS 16:54 PYRORAPTOR 17:24 DIMETRODON 17:50 SCORPIOS REX (NOT A REAL DINOSAUR) 18:21 GIGANOTOSAURUS 18:58 GIGANTORAPTOR 19:29 MAJUNGASAURUS 19:55 BRACHIOSAURUS 20:43 IGUANODON 21:11 DEINONYCHUS 21:45 MONOLOPHOSAURUS 22:11 EUOPLOCEPHALUS 22:54 PACHYRHINOSAURUS 23:27 OURANOSAURUS 23:54 AMARGASAURUS 24:27 STYGIMOLOCH 24:59 TOROSAURUS 25:25 WUERHOSAURUS 26:00 DILOPHOSAURUS 26:32 CRICHTONSAURUS 27:13 STRUTHIOMIMUS 27:31 DREADNOUGHTUS 28:07 METRIACANTHOSAURUS 28:34 QIANZHOUSAURUS 29:01 YUTYRANNUS 29:25 CARCHARODONTOSAURUS 30:01 SPINOSAURUS 30:28 MEGALOSAURUS 30:54 ALBERTOSAURUS 31:23 CONCAVENATOR 31:48 ALLOSAURUS 32:07 SUCHOMIMUS 32:36 PROCERATOSAURUS 32:59 CAMARASAURUS 33:42 STYRACOSAURUS 34:17 EDMONTOSAURUS 34:54 NASUTOCERATOPS 35:22 MAIASAURA 35:52 CHASMOSAURUS 36:28 CHUNGKINGOSAURUS 37:00 OLOROTITAN 37:33 SAUROPELTA 38:05 SINOCERATOPS 38:35 TRICERATOPS 39:07 DIPLODOCUS 39:54 ANKYLODOCUS (NOT A REAL DINO) 40:40 HUAYANGOSAURUS 41:23 TROODON 41:46 GIGANTSPINOSAURUS 42:16 TSINTAOSAURUS 42:51 PENTACERATOPS 43:22 KENTROSAURUS 43:50 LYSTROSAURUS 44:12 SINOSAUROPTERYX 44:31 HOMALOCEPHALE 44:53 COELOPHYSIS 45:15 SEGISAURUS 45:37 MICROCERATUS 45:58 COMPSOGNATHUS 46:21 MOROS INTREPIDUS 46:44 APATOSAURUS 47:29 OVIRAPTOR 47:55 MUTTABURRASAURUS 48:25 ARCHAEORNITHOMIMUS 48:45 PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS 49:23 GALLIMIMUS