Grow Your First Dinosaur

Setting Up the Incubator

Once you have extracted DNA, place it into an Incubator machine. The Incubator will begin the growth process, gradually developing the DNA into a living embryo. This takes time—be patient and ensure the machine has power and proper conditions.

Hatching and Release

When the incubation completes, the dinosaur will hatch. Before releasing it into the world, build a secure enclosure with strong fencing to contain it. Different species have different space and habitat needs—herbivores are calmer, while carnivores require larger, more reinforced areas.

Place the hatched dinosaur in its enclosure and monitor its behavior. Provide appropriate food and ensure the fence is strong enough to prevent escapes.