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Five Jurassic Park dinos yet to show up on screen...

Dryosaurus

Mentioned in passing in the first novel, when vet Gerry Harding shoots one with a tranquiliser gun, Dryosaurus is a smallish herbivorous dino that mostly serves as prey for bigger creatures. They turn up in some of the Jurassic Park games as starter dinos to help get the park ecosystem up and running.

Styracosaurus

Another casualty of the novel-tofilm adaptation, Styracosaurus is mentioned on the list of cloned attractions InGen created for the park but wasn’t seen on screen. Probably because, with its beaky face, frilly neck, and assortment of horns around its face, it would have looked pretty similar to the triceratops.

Carnotaurus

A carnivorous dinosaur that looks like a shrunken-down T. rex, Carnotaurus has a chameleon-like ability to change its skin colour to match its environment until it’s practically invisible. A couple are briefly spotted (and striped) in

The Lost World and they also turn up in the games and comics.

Troodon

Relative to their body size, troodons have large brains and are therefore thought to be among the most intelligent dinosaurs – possibly even cleverer than Velociraptors. In Jurassic

Park: The Game, they also have huge eyes, an aversion to light, and a nasty bite that leaves its victims delirious and paralysed.

Ultrasaurus

Also known as Supersaurus, Ultrasaurus is a huge herbivore with a long neck. It kind of looks like a Diplodocus and many supposed Ultrasaurus bones have turned out to belong to another kind of dinosaur. Still, Ultrasaurus is one of the stars of the Jurassic Park rides.