Museum Voicelines - Warpath: Jurassic Park - Voices (PlayStation) Edit

Acrocanthosaurus.

Albertosaurus.

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Ankylosaurus.

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Cryolophosaurus.

Giganotosaurus.

Kakaru datasource.

Mega Raptor, which means huge robber, was a fast moving bipedal carnivore just like its famous cousin the Velociraptor. But the megaraptor, as its name suggests, was much larger. It was about 8 met...

Megaraptor.

Pack us up on asaurus.

Spinosaurus.

Stygimoloch.

Styracosaurus.

Suchomimus means crocodile mimic. Since the head of this dinosaur strongly resembles that of a crocodile. Terentius refers to a part of the Sahara Desert called Tinayre. That's where the fossil of ...

Suchomimus torrentes.

The Acrocanthosaurus is a member of the theropod family.

The Acrocanthosaurus lived during the Early Cretaceous Period, 105 to 115,000,000 years ago.

The acrocanthosaurus, or high spine lizard, named so for the spikes growing out of its spine, was a bipedal carnivore that was roughly 12 metres long and six meters tall. It had a large head, 1 1/2...

The Albertosaurus is a member of the theropod family.

The Albertosaurus or Gorgosaurus was a small early tyrannosaurid. This bipedal carnivore, whose build was slightly smaller than most of its cousins, was nine metres long, 4 metres tall and weighed ...

The ALBERTOSAURUS was found on Earth 80 million years ago, during the Cretaceous period.

The Ankylosaurus lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 65 to 70 million years ago.

The Ankylosaurus or fused lizard was a heavenly armored plant eating dinosaur. Measuring about 7 to 10 meters long, 2 meters wide and a little over 1 metre tall, it weighed in at about 4500 kilogra...

The Ankylosaurus was the last of the Ankylosaurus's family. It was the largest member of this family.

The Cocoro Datasource is a member of the theropod family.

The cocoro datousaurus means sharp toothed lizard. It was approximately 13 1/2 meters long, stood 4 meters tall at the hips, and was a heavy 7250 kilograms. This dinosaur was an extreme meat eater ...

The Cryolophosaurus lived in what is now Antarctica during the early Jurassic period, roughly 190 million years ago.

The cryolophosaurus, meaning frozen crested lizard, was a bipedal meat eating dinosaur about 6 meters long, 3 1/2 meters tall and weighed in at about 1350 kilograms. The characteristic feature of t...

The Giganotosaurus is the largest meat eating dinosaur ever discovered. It was 14 meters long, 4 meters tall at the hips and tipped the scales at an incredible 7250 kilograms. While this made it sl...

The Giganotosaurus is the largest member of the theropod family.

The Giganotosaurus roamed the earth during the Cretaceous period, about 100 million years ago.

The Kakuro Datasource lived during the Cretaceous period, about 100 million years ago.

The Megaraptor lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 87 million years ago.

The Microraptor is a member of the theropod family.

The pachycephalosaurs, or thick head lizard was a plant eating bipedal Dome headed dinosaur. Roughly 6 meters long and three meters high. It weighed about 1800 kilograms. Its skull was up to 25 cen...

The Pachycephalosaurus is a member of the Ornithischia Order.

The Pachycephalosaurus lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 65 to 76 million years ago.

The Spinosaurus appeared on Earth during the Cretaceous period, approximately 110 million years ago.

The Spinosaurus is a member of the theropod family.

The Spinosaurus, or spiny reptile, was the largest of all the carnosaurs. Its brain was large compared to the size of its body. This biped stretched roughly 10 to 12 meters long, 5 meters tall, and...

The stage of Moloch lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 65 to 76 million years ago.

The Stitchy Moloch is a member of the Ornithischia order.

The stygimoloch, which means demon from the river Styx, was a Dome headed bipedal herbivore. At only two metres long and one metre tall, the stygimoloch made-up for its size with its ferocity. Its ...

The Suchomimus Forensis lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 100 million years ago.

The Suchomimus Terentius is a member of the theropod family.

The Triceratops is the most famous member of the ceratopsian family.

The Triceratops lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 65 to 72 million years ago.

The Triceratops, or three horned dinosaur, was a quadruped herbivore that stretched about 9 meters in length, 3 metres in height, and weighed anywhere from 5400 to 11,000 kilograms. It had a short ...

The Tyrannosaurus Rex is a member of the theropod family.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex roamed the earth roughly 70 million years ago, during the Cretaceous period.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex was one of the largest carnivores ever to walk the Earth. It could measure up to 14 meters in length and was about 6 meters tall. It could weigh up to 6350 kilograms. It's eno...

These direct asaurus lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 65 to 76 million years ago.

They cry a lot. The hours is a member of the theropod family.

This direct asaurus is a member of the ceratopsian family.

This direct asaurus, or spiked lizard was a plant eating quadruped about 5 1/2 meters long, roughly 2 1/2 meters tall, and had weighed 1800 to 2700 kilograms. It had a large Bony frill on the back ...

Triceratops.

Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Welcome to the Jurassic Park dinosaur gallery. Here we depict some of the dinosaurs you might encounter. In our part, we've spared no expense to provide you the most accurate recreations of these p...

While in our gallery, please refrain from feeding, touching, disturbing, annoying or inciting the dinosaurs in any way.