Suchomimus is an unlockable dinosaur in Jurassic World Evolution added in the Deluxe Edition DLC.
Information[]
Suchomimus fossils are unlocked once the player reaches a high enough rating with the Security Division on Isla Pena.
Base Stats (at 100% Genome)[] | |
|---|---|
| Attack | 85 |
| Defense | 31 |
| Lifespan | 62 |
| Resilience | 34 |
| Rating | 144 |
| Incubation Cost | $1,228,000 |
Dig Sites[]
- Tegama Beds
Skins[]
- Savannah Pattern
- Woodland Pattern
- Jungle Pattern
- Steppe Pattern
- Wetland Pattern
Genome[]
Suchomimius has 10 Gap ID slots to modify.
- Cosmetic
- Resilience
- Defense
- Attack
- Habitat
- Attack
- Stress
- Lifespan
- Social
- Attack
Bio[]
Profile[]
- Suchomimus is a medium sized spinosaurid and eat large quantities of meat from any source.
- They are normally solitary, but can exist in small social groups and alongside a modest number of dinosaurs from other species.
- Their territories should comprise of good sized grassland with little forest cover.
Classification[] | |
|---|---|
| Large Carnivore | |
Health Requirement[] | |
| Appetite | 102 |
| Metabolism | 2.69 |
Comfort Requirement[] | |
| Comfort Threshold | 65% |
| Grassland | 9464 m2 |
| Forest | 604 m2 |
| Wetland | 3407 m2 |
| Ideal Population | 0 - 16 |
| Social Group | 0 - 2 |
Disease[] | |
| Susceptible | Rabies |
| Immune | Bracken Poisoning |
InGen Database[]
Stats[] | |
|---|---|
| Era | Early Cretaceous |
| Family | Spinosauridae |
| Genus | Suchomimus |
| Height | 2.7 m |
| Weight | 5 T |
| Length | 11.0 m |
| Feeder Type |
Carnivore, Live Bait, and Fish |
Description[]
- Suchomimus was a spinosaurid dinosaur found in Africa. Its name means 'crocodile mimic' because of its crocodile-like snout. This snout would have been better suited for hunting fish than the usual theropod skulls like Tyrannosaurus.
- Only a single species is known for this genus, and unlike Spinosaurus it lacked the large sail on its back.
Discovery[]
- Suchomimus fossils were first discovered in 1997 from Gadoufaoua in Niger. Other partial skeletons and fragments have been found in the wider Erlhaz Formation since then.
Paleoecology[]
- In the Early Cretaceous epoch, the Sahara Desert was very different to what it is today. Back then it was a lush, swampy environment.
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