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ASSET(S)- #231, #232
SPECIES- Torvosaurus gurneyi
CODENAME- “Tiger-Croc”

LOADING LOG#27-

“May 8th, 2019

“Today, me and my supervisor came to check up on the security measurements taken to make sure that the Torvosaurus don’t ever escape.

“While these carnivores aren’t the largest or have the deadliest weapons, they are the most aggressive here. This mated pair have killed any other individuals who we have tried to introduce into the enclosure, and will and have killed any workers who stray too close to the edge of the walls.

“And after the fiasco with the Argentinosaurus stampede, we couldn’t risk any more lives. So we doubled the amount of guards on patrol and three will always be present and manning the anti-plane guns that are perfect for taking down any threat.

“I will not loose another life to these crafty predators.”

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Here comes Diplocaulus!

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ASSET(S)- #371, #372, #373, #374, #375, #376, #377
SPECIES- Argeninosaurus huinculensis
CODENAME- “Behemoth”

LOADING LOG#26-

“April 25th, 2019

“A peaceful day today. Predators are sated by yesterday’s feedings, repairs have been made to the walls from the more intelligent animals testing for weakpoints, and Herbivores have enjoyed the Spring.

“None more so than the multi-ton goliath Sauropods, especially Argentinosaurus. These eighty-ton or more giants can devastate an entire grove of trees in just a few days, which is why we’re glad that the trees we gave here are genetically modified to grow exceptionally fast. But even a herd of seven of these goliaths is pushing it close to the edge.

“Our herd had once caused a mass breakout when they were scared by an aircraft that flew over and nearly killed several smaller dinosaurs and caused a pair of Torvosaurs to cause mayhem and slaughtered many herbivores and crew. They were thankfully all rounded up and rehoused and since then, this place has been a “no-fly zone”.

Afterall, Argentinosaurus isn’t the only sauropod.”

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ASSET(S)- #181, #182, #183, #184
SPECIES- Inostrancevia alexandri
CODENAME- “Hellhound”

LOADING LOG#25-

“April 24th, 2019

“Feeding time for the Inostrancevia and the two sub-adults, Assets #183 and #184, are the only ones immediately interested in the meat hanging from the wall. Their parents, Assets #181 and #182, seemed content to stay where they are and nuzzle, seemingly reaffirming their bonds by this simple action.

“Being one of the largest pre-Mesozoic carnivores in the sanctuary, they are also one of the most deadly, thanks to their rhinoceros sized bulk and sabre teeth. Much like a bear, they can gallop nearly as fast as a horse, but for short burst. Which for herbivores is a hell the second that beast sinks those teeth in their neck. We lost a feeder when Asset #182 snuck up on him and we learned the hard way what a danger they can be.

“Unlike many animals during their time, Gorgonopsids such as these actually have birth to one or two Cubs after a gestation of five and a half months. Currently Asset #181 is midterm we think with a second batch, which explains Asset #182’s excessively protectiveness of #181.”