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ASSET(S)- #1581, #1582, #1583, #1584, #1585, #1586
SPECIES- Parasaurolophus walkeri
CODENAME- “Jazz Dinosaur” “Elvis and the Fan-Girls”

LOADING LOG#53-

“September 4th, 2019

“In the western side of the park is a massive wooded grassland with rivers and deltas crossing throughout it. It is also where we keep a majority of our herbivourous specimens, as we end up capturing herds of multi-ton animals.

“One such herd is an iconic species of hadrosaur, Parasaurolophus. The herd is made of around 5 females and a single male, and the herd seems to stay around a grove of trees that surround a small waterfall.
The Male, a boisterous one who trumpets his deep, resonating calls multiple times throughout the day, has been nicknamed “Elvis” by the handlers that patrol the massive safari zone, and his harem of females “The Fangirls”.

“The Herd doesn’t get worried when a human walks near them, as both the scent of a mammal and our much smaller size makes them indifferent to our presence, except around a clutch of eggs or young, where the entire herd will attempt to threaten and/or crush the danger.

“I accidently spooked the herd as I rode through the paddock, making certain that the Twins weren’t actually in this paddock where prey is in abundance.

“At least they weren’t a herd of Sauropods.”

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ASSET(S)- #151, #152
SPECIES- Giganotosaurus carolinii
CODENAME- “Southern Giant” “Artemis” “Apollo”

LOADING LOG#52-

“September 4th, 2019

“I was woken up by a security officer and the sound of sirens. At first I thought it was another Sauropod panicking, but what the man told me… It made my blood run cold.

“The Twins had escaped.

“The Twins are our pair of Giganotosaurus. They are siblings, born from the dame clutch, and are one of the smartest and strongest theropods we have here. The two weigh as much as a dozen tons or more, each, and are easily capable of breaking through steel cages. But they weren’t the cause of their escape.

“We saw on the feed of the escape, an explosion that busted a hole in the side of their enclosure, with a man hiding behind the rubble of said explosion as the two escaped.
We noticed that they had darts of some kind in their necks. Who knows what’s in those darts.

“I have contacted our neighboring Park that we’ve last seen the Twins heading towards them. For our reasons, we can’t chase after them and cause mayhem in their property.

“Hopefully they can stop them before the two cause any deaths.”