Dinosaur Islands (SciiFii)

Dinosaur Island is a large island (two times bigger than Madagascar). It was first formed by undersea volcanoes, which erupted and made a large island around 310 million years ago that later became Dinosaur Island. This island is also known for its collection of prehistoric animals, with most prehistoric animals living on the island being herbivores (plant eaters), while some being carnivore (meat eaters), they either survived extinctions and are always native to the island or were brought back and were introduced to the island after genetic engineering by ancient aliens (since these aliens hoped that these animals will thrive and live on once again).

The Landscape

The northern part of the island dominated by mountainous highlands

The western part of the island dominated by wetlands and upland forests

The eastern part of the island is dominated by shrublands and grasslands

Native species (example)

Ampelosaurus, a species of sauropod native to the woodlands and grasslands of Dinosaur Island.

Saltasaurus, a species of sauropod native to the northern parts of Dinosaur Island.

Rhabdodon, a species of ornithopod native to the woodlands and floodplains of Dinosaur Island.

Tenontosaurus, a species of ornithopod native to the woodlands and grasslands of Dinosaur Island.

Telmatosaurus, a species of hadrosaur native to the forests of Dinosaur Island.

Saurolophus, a species of hadrosaur native to the floodplains of Dinosaur Island.

Corythosaurus, a species of hadrosaur native to the grasslands and floodplains of Dinosaur Island.

Styracosaurus, a species of ceratopsian native to the woodlands and grasslands of Dinosaur Island.

Velociraptor, a species of dromaeosaur native to the grasslands of Dinosaur Island.

Alioramus, a species of tyrannosaur native to the grasslands and jungles of Dinosaur Island.

Tyrannosaurus, a species of Tyrannosaur native to throughout Dinosaur Island.

Allosaurus, , a species of carnosaur native to throughout Dinosaur Island.

Stegosaurus, a species of stegosaur native to the woodlands and grasslands of Dinosaur Island.

Triceratops, a species of ceratopsian native to the woodlands and grasslands of Dinosaur Island.

Pteranodon, a species of pterosaur native to the skies of Dinosaur Island.

Brachiosaurus, a species of sauropod native to the woodlands and grasslands of Dinosaur Island.

Parasaurolophus, a species of hadrosaur native to the floodplains of Dinosaur Island.

Apatosaurus, a species of sauropod native to the woodlands and grasslands of Dinosaur Island.

Diplodocus, a species of sauropod native to the woodlands and grasslands of Dinosaur Island.

Elasmosaurus, a species of plesiosaur native to the lagoon of Dinosaur Island.

Tylosaurus, a species of mosasaur native to the lagoon of Dinosaur Island.

Spinosaurus, a species of spinosaur native to throughout Dinosaur Island.

Dimetrodon, a species of synapsid native to the forests of Dinosaur Island.

Arthropleura, a species of insect native to the forests of Dinosaur Island.

Meganeura, a species of insect native to the forests of Dinosaur Island.

Edaphosaurus, a species of synapsid native to the forests of Dinosaur Island.

Nonnative species (example)

Dire wolf, one of the nonnative species of Dinosaur Island, common in the mountains and grasslands of the island.

Pelorovis, one of the introduced species of Dinosaur Island, common in the grasslands and wetlands of the island.

Smilodon, one of the introduced species introduced to Dinosaur Island, common in the grasslands and mountains of the island.

Short-faced bear, one of the introduced species of Dinosaur Island, common in the grasslands and mountains of the island.

Woolly Mammoth, one of the introduced species introduced to Dinosaur Island, common in the grasslands and mountains of the island.

Neanderthal, one of the introduced species introduced to Dinosaur Island, common in caves found throughout the island.

Megatherium, one of the introduced species introduced to Dinosaur Island, common in the grasslands and mountains of the island.

Glyptodon, one of the introduced species introduced to Dinosaur Island, common in the grasslands and mountains of the island.

Cave bear, one of the introduced species of Dinosaur Island, common in the mountains of the island.

Brontotherium, one of the introduced species introduced to Dinosaur Island, common in the grasslands and mountains of the island.

Daeodon, one of the introduced species introduced to Dinosaur Island, common in the grasslands and mountains of the island.

Cro-Magnon, one of the introduced species introduced to Dinosaur Island, common in huts found throughout the island.