Manage Dinosaur Behavior and Feeding

Understanding Dinosaur Diets

Carnivorous dinosaurs hunt and eat meat—provide livestock or raw meat regularly. Herbivorous dinosaurs graze on grass and vegetation naturally, but you can supplement with crops. Different species have different preferences and hunger rates.

Monitoring Herd Dynamics

Dinosaurs exhibit realistic behavior: they herd together, flee from threats, and may become aggressive when hungry or stressed. Keep carnivores separated from herbivores unless you want predator-prey interactions. Monitor population size—overcrowding causes stress and aggression.

Preventing Escapes and Attacks

Maintain your fences regularly and keep them well-lit to prevent nighttime breakouts. Aggressive dinosaurs become more dangerous when hungry or injured. Use caution when entering enclosures, and consider building safe zones or elevated walkways for observation without direct contact.