Jurassic World Evolution 3: Every Dinosaur Revealed

Jurassic World Evolution 3 is finally here, which means it is time to build your dream (or doomed) dinosaur park. But before you unleash a T. rex on some poor goat, you need to know what you are actually working with. I pulled together the full roster so you can plan your enclosures, your chaos, or both.

The headcount

There are 90 species at launch: 70 land animals, 7 aquatic, 8 avian, and 5 that the game groups under hybrids. One more classic, Kentrosaurus (Late Jurassic), is confirmed to join later via updates. And yes, a few of these creatures are technically not dinosaurs in the strict paleontology sense (looking at you, Dimetrodon and Megalodon), but they still count for your park.

The full roster

• Land (70)
• Acrocanthosaurus - Early Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Albertosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Allosaurus - Late Jurassic - Carnivore
• Ankylodocus - Holocene - Herbivore
• Ankylosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Apatosaurus - Late Jurassic - Herbivore
• Archaeornithomimus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Atrociraptor - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Baryonyx - Early Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Brachiosaurus - Late Jurassic - Herbivore
• Carnotaurus - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Ceratosaurus - Late Jurassic - Carnivore
• Chasmosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Chungkingosaurus - Late Jurassic - Herbivore
• Coelophysis - Late Triassic - Carnivore
• Compsognathus - Late Jurassic - Carnivore
• Concavenator* - Early Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Corythosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Deinonychus - Early Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Dilophosaurus - Early Jurassic - Carnivore
• Dimetrodon - Early Permian - Carnivore
• Diplodocus - Late Jurassic - Herbivore
• Dreadnoughtus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Dryosaurus - Late Jurassic - Herbivore
• Edmontosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Gallimimus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Giganotosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Gigantspinosaurus - Late Jurassic - Herbivore
• Guanlong* - Late Jurassic - Carnivore
• Herrerasaurus - Late Triassic - Carnivore
• Homalocephale - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Iguanodon - Early Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Indominus Rex - Holocene - Carnivore
• Lokiceratops - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Lystrosaurus - Late Permian - Herbivore
• Maiasaura - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Mamenchisaurus - Late Jurassic - Herbivore
• Metriacanthosaurus - Late Jurassic - Carnivore
• Microceratus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Moros Intrepidus - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Muttaburrasaurus - Early Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Nasutoceratops - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Nodosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Olorotitan - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Ornithomimus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Oviraptor - Late Cretaceous - Omnivore
• Pachycephalosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Parasaurolophus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Patagotitan - Early Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Proceratosaurus - Middle Jurassic - Carnivore
• Protoceratops* - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Psittacosaurus - Early Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Pyroraptor - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Qianzhousaurus - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Sauropelta - Early Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Sinoceratops - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Spinosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Stegosaurus - Late Jurassic - Herbivore
• Struthiomimus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Stygimoloch - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Styracosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Suchomimus - Early Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Therizinosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Triceratops - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Troodon - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Tsintaosaurus - Late Cretaceous - Herbivore
• Tyrannosaurus Rex - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Utahraptor - Early Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Velociraptor - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Yutyrannus - Early Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Aquatic (7)
• Attenborosaurus - Early Jurassic - Piscivore
• Dunkleosteus - Late Devonian - Piscivore
• Ichthyosaurus - Late Triassic - Piscivore
• Kronosaurus - Early Cretaceous - Piscivore
• Megalodon - Miocene - Piscivore
• Mosasaurus - Late Cretaceous - Piscivore
• Plesiosaurus - Early Jurassic - Piscivore
• Avian (8)
• Caiuajara - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Dimorphodon - Early Jurassic - Carnivore
• Geosternbergia - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Pteranodon - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Quetzalcoatlus - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Tapejara - Early Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Thanatosdrakon* - Late Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Tropeognathus - Early Cretaceous - Carnivore
• Hybrid (5)
• Indoraptor - Holocene - Carnivore
• Scorpios Rex - Holocene - Carnivore
• Spinoceratops - Holocene - Omnivore
• Spinoraptor - Holocene - Carnivore
• Stegoceratops - Holocene - Herbivore

* Species marked with an asterisk are included with the Deluxe Edition. One more note for the detail-obsessed: the breakdown above lists 5 creatures in the Hybrid category, while Indominus Rex and Ankylodocus appear in the Land group in this roster.

Why this one is worth your time

This is the third Jurassic World Evolution game, and the devs loosened the leash. You get more creative freedom to build the park you want, plus a brand-new campaign spread across ten locations, including Japan and Hawaii. If you like comparing builds or borrowing clever layouts, your custom buildings and enclosures can be shared with other players through Frontier Workshop.

Bottom line: whether you want a safe, family-friendly marvel or a beautifully managed disaster waiting to happen, the toolkit and the dino lineup are here for it. What are you hatching first?