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Some Screenshots with the new wetlands dinosaurs and environments. Due note: I will slow down on making ecosystems using the square maps as now we have access to custom islands which can be set to one of the four main biome-types in the game. Expect more screenshots from those islands, but the square-maps will stay as long as they have the right kind of feeling I'm looking for.

Welp, that's kind of all I have for this post. Hope you all are doing well, expect a lot more updates this holiday season. <3

I've made a new ecosystem using the tropical sandbox map. The map is broken into a large central mountain with four regions consisting for a few biomes.

Tapajara resting on the edge of a cliff.

More of the same Tapajara

Protoceratops in the northeastern desert part of the map.

Lokiceratops from the wetlands bordering the forests.

Here is some from my Nevada ecosystem-

Maltese Grassland-

Got my newest ecosystem logged up in Nevada. We got some lovely screenshots of all the cool new environmental effects and such.

Here are some stegosauruses. I really like how they look in this forested environment. The lighting gives a very old-paleoart feel too.

Baby carnotauri! Love my little carnivores. Abelisaurids have a very "pug" face to them due to their ecological niche of being essentially burst-predators. These animals may have attacked in a quick strike where the initial impact is the most important. I guess would could view it as a evolutionary shock-troop.

Speak of the devil and it'll come! This is an adult carno chasing prey down elsewhere on the map.

More juvenile stegosaurus! This game has such a lovely feel to it's dinosaurs I swear, even if they aren't the most scientifically accurate.

So here's some of my favorite screenshots I took from my Mediterranean ecosystem I made. I really liked how these came out.

I'm honestly shocked at how this game allows you to actually run an ecosystem now. Now more automated dinosaur spam, no more cluttered herds at the base of the map, no more late game empty parks and corpse-piles.

It's just a nice and well made experience. :)

A bonus few from an experimental park I did for a quick Hell Creek themed shoot.

Experimenting with Jurassic World Evolution 3, I've decided to settle on this grassland environment I made. I like the animals I used, especially the carnivores.

These nice shots of the park itself demonstrate why I like the feel of the Malta map. The setting is just so pleasant, calm, and in many ways, comforting.

The stars of this photoshoot where certainly my deinonychus. The new models are so lovely and their social behaviors are make for good photos.

The rule of this ecosystem was to have only eight automated species (2 per-corner) which were all small herbivores, carnivores and all medium herbies would be manually synthesized and released. This does mean that certain species may go extinct if they can't survive here.

On a related note: This is Rico the Concavenator... say hi Rico.

Rico enjoys bullying deinonychus babies and getting his shit kicked in by local medium-sized predators.