Jurassic World Evolution 2 & 3: Species Predictions Series - Cretaceous Asia and New Zealand: Part 1 

Part 2: • Jurassic World Evoluti...
There’s already a HUGE library of animals from the Cretaceous period of Asia in Evolution 2, but there’s still quite a few locations there we haven’t covered in this series yet and each one has its own fascinating lineup of creatures to admire and speculate on the chances of. The flying giants of Jordan, the dwarf tyrannosaurs and ceratopsians of Uzbekistan, the hadrosaurs and feathered theropods of Russia, South Korea and Japan’s amazing library of dwarf specimens, the spinosaurs and sauropods of Laos and Thailand - there’s just SO. MUCH. VARIETY. Oh, and since I didn’t cover it earlier in the series, I felt now would also be a good time to check New Zealand out, with its nice variety of Cretaceous sea reptiles.
Music used:
Logo - Galaxy - iMovie
Currently Unnamed Tracks - Jurassic World Evolution 2
Bright - iMovie
Art credits go to:
Mark Witton
Todd Marshall
José Carlos Cortés
Xiphactinus
cisiopurple
Ashley Patch
Jack Wood
JurassicLover821
Julius T. Csotonyi
Ripley Cook
PaleoEquii
Adam S. Smith
TrefRex
Andrey Atuchin
Petr Menshikov
atrox1
Darren Pepper
Nobu Tamura
Gabriel Ugueto
Masato Hattori
maniraptora
TamerManosaur
Teratophoneus
Clips used:
Dinosaur Revolution
Prehistoric Planet
Dinosaur Superworld
Primal
Prehistoric Park
Prehistoric Planet
Jurassic Park III
Jurassic World: Dominion
Jurassic World
The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Jurassic Park
Adventures of Ceratops
T-Rex: An Evolutionary Journey
Chased by Dinosaurs - The Giant Claw
Animated clip credit goes to:
Julian Johnson-mortimer ( / @johnsonmortimer )
Thainosaurus Channel ( / @thainosauruschannel )
Gameplay credit goes to:
Jurassic World Evolution 2 ( / @jurassicworldevolution )
C1io ( / @c1iotavares )
MrTroodon ( / @mrtroodon_official )
Bagoyee ( / @bagoyee )
Jvirus ( / @jvirus2 )
sweetner ( / @sweetener2206 )
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