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       Dilophosaurus Paddock's
       By: Dr. Dromaeosaurus Date: April 16, 2012, 4:59 pm
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       Jurassic Park had 3 Dilophosaurus paddocks in different sections
       of the tour section. Dilophosaurus tend to lurk here, and they
       get along fairly well with a small hunter called Compsognathus.
       Dilophosaurus not only stick to their original paddocks, but
       also lurk in the Visitor' Center Ruins and even the East Dock.
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       Re: Dilophosaurus Paddock's
       By: Master Tyrannosaurus Date: May 24, 2012, 5:32 pm
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       Mark stepped into the Dilophosaurus paddock, and bellowed.
       Immediatly, small Compsognathus scattered from their hiding
       spots, and birds, and also some free Pterosaurs, shrieked and
       flew into the sky. Looking both ways, Mark continued on his way.
       The only reason he is here is for food; dwarf Parasaurolophus.
       It may not seem like it, but the fields that are in the
       Dilophosaurus paddock contain small Parasaurolophus individuals,
       all the way from Dr. Sorkin's lab. These Parasaurolophus's are
       in their sub-adult stage, and since they never saw a predator in
       their childhood, they are vulnerable to attack. He slowly walks
       to the field, and, as he sticks his head out, he sees what he
       wanted to see. In the field, Parasaurolophus slowly graze,
       honking and stomping their feet. He snarls, and lies down. He
       waits patiently for a individual to get too close. As he
       planned, a large adult, about as big as a Triceratops, stops
       about 20 feet from him. He finally leaps up, and dashes madly
       towards the dinosaur. Startled, the Parasaur' hoks a distress
       call to the herd, but, it's too late. Mark grabs the individual
       in his mughty jaws, and crushes the spine, paralyzing it. Mark
       bellows away Dilophosaurs, which were watching him the whole
       time. He looks around, and then; one great hind limb holds the
       carcass in place, and Mark feasts upon the freahly killed
       carcass.
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