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All 91 Dinosaurs in Jurassic World Evolution 3 (November 2025)

By: Osama
Updated On: October 22, 2025

Jurassic World Evolution 3 features 91 total dinosaurs across land, aquatic, avian, and hybrid categories, with 4 exclusive Deluxe Edition species. This comprehensive guide lists every dinosaur available at launch, including detailed diet information, egg batch sizes, and which new species join the roster in November 2025.

Dinosaurs in Jurassic World

Quick Facts: Jurassic World Evolution 3 Dinosaur Roster

CategoryCountDeluxe EditionNew to JWE3
Land Dinosaurs60+32
Aquatic Reptiles700
Avian (Flying)811
Hybrid Dinosaurs601
Total9144

Complete Jurassic World Evolution 3 Dinosaur List

Land Dinosaurs (60+ Species)

Land dinosaurs form the majority of your park's inhabitants and require appropriate terrestrial enclosures. Here's the complete list with dietary requirements and breeding information:

Dinosaur NameDietEgg Batch SizeNotes
AcrocanthosaurusCarnivore, Live Prey1Large predator
AlbertosaurusCarnivore, Live Prey1-2Medium predator
AllosaurusCarnivore, Live Prey1-3Classic Jurassic predator
AnkylodocusTall Paleobotany1-2Hybrid species
AnkylosaurusGround Paleobotany1-2Armored herbivore
ApatosaurusTall Paleobotany1-2Large sauropod
ArchaeornithomimusGround Paleobotany3-6Small, fast herbivore
AtrociraptorCarnivore, Live Prey3-4Small pack hunter
BaryonyxPiscivore, Carnivore, Live Prey1-3Fish-eating predator
BrachiosaurusTall Paleobotany1-2Iconic tall sauropod
CarnotaurusCarnivore, Live Prey2-4Horned predator
CeratosaurusCarnivore, Live Prey1-3Horned theropod
ChasmosaurusGround Paleobotany2-5Frilled ceratopsian
ChungkingosaurusGround Paleobotany1-3Small stegosaur
CoelophysisCarnivore, Live Prey1-3Small early theropod
CompsognathusCarnivore Feeder4-6Tiny scavenger
Concavenator*Carnivore, Live Prey1-2Humped theropod (Deluxe)
CorythosaurusGround Paleobotany2-4Crested hadrosaur
DeinonychusCarnivore, Live Prey3-5Pack-hunting raptor
DilophosaurusCarnivore, Live Prey3-6Spitting predator
DimetrodonCarnivore Feeder2-4Sail-backed synapsid
DiplodocusTall Paleobotany1-2Long-necked sauropod
DreadnoughtusTall Paleobotany1Massive titanosaur
DryosaurusGround Paleobotany3-6Small ornithopod
EdmontosaurusGround Paleobotany2-5Large hadrosaur
GallimimusGround Paleobotany4-6Fast-running ornithomimid
GiganotosaurusCarnivore, Live Prey1-2Massive South American predator
GigantspinosaurusGround Paleobotany2-6Spiked stegosaur
Guanlong*Carnivore, Live Prey2-4Crested early tyrannosaur (Deluxe)
HerrerasaurusCarnivore, Live Prey3-4Early theropod predator
HomalocephaleGround Paleobotany4-6Dome-headed pachycephalosaur
IguanodonGround Paleobotany1-4Thumb-spiked ornithopod
Indominus RexCarnivore, Live Prey1Genetic hybrid predator
LokiceratopsGround Paleobotany2-4NEW Frilled ceratopsian
LystrosaurusGround Paleobotany3-4Small, resilient herbivore
MaiasauraGround Paleobotany2-4"Good mother" hadrosaur
MamenchisaurusTall Paleobotany1Extremely long-necked sauropod
MetriacanthosaurusCarnivore, Live Prey1-3Spined theropod
MicroceratusGround Paleobotany2-3Tiny ceratopsian
Moros IntrepidusCarnivore3-4Small tyrannosauroid
MuttaburrasaurusGround Paleobotany2-4Australian iguanodontian
NasutoceratopsGround Paleobotany2-4Horned ceratopsian
NodosaurusGround Paleobotany1-2Armored nodosaurid
OlorotitanGround Paleobotany2-4Crested lambeosaurine
OrnithomimusGround Paleobotany3-5Ostrich-like ornithomimid
OviraptorOmnivore3-6Egg-eating theropod
PachycephalosaurusGround Paleobotany2-6Dome-headed pachycephalosaur
ParasaurolophusGround Paleobotany2-5Crested hadrosaur
PatagotitanTall Paleobotany1NEW Massive titanosaur
ProceratosaurusCarnivore, Live Prey2-6Early tyrannosauroid
Protoceratops*Ground Paleobotany1-4Small ceratopsian (Deluxe)
PsittacosaurusGround Paleobotany3-6NEW Parrot-beaked ceratopsian
PyroraptorCarnivore, Live Prey2-4Feathered raptor
QianzhousaurusCarnivore, Live Prey2-4"Pinocchio rex" theropod
SauropeltaGround Paleobotany1-3Armored nodosaurid
SinoceratopsGround Paleobotany1-3Frilled ceratopsian
SpinosaurusPiscivore, Carnivore, Live Prey1Sail-backed predator
StegosaurusGround Paleobotany2-3Plate-backed stegosaur
StruthiomimusGround Paleobotany3-5Ostrich-like ornithomimid
StygimolochGround Paleobotany2-6Dome-headed pachycephalosaur
StyracosaurusGround Paleobotany2-4Horned ceratopsian
SuchomimusPiscivore, Carnivore, Live Prey1-4Crocodile-like theropod
TherizinosaurusGround Paleobotany1Long-clawed theropod
TriceratopsGround Paleobotany1-4Iconic three-horned ceratopsian
TroodonCarnivore, Live Prey2-6Intelligent small theropod
TsintaosaurusGround Paleobotany3-6Crested hadrosaur
Tyrannosaurus RexCarnivore, Live Prey1-2Ultimate predator
UtahraptorCarnivore, Live Prey2-4Largest raptor species
VelociraptorCarnivore, Live Prey2-3Classic pack-hunting raptor
YutyrannusCarnivore, Live Prey2-3Feathered tyrannosauroid

*Deluxe Edition exclusive

Aquatic Reptiles (7 Species)

Marine reptiles require specialized aquatic enclosures and represent some of the most impressive creatures in your park:

Dinosaur NameDietEgg Batch SizeNotes
AttenborosaurusShoal3-5Small plesiosaur
DunkleosteusShoal1-3Ancient armored fish
IchthyosaurusShoal2-5Dolphin-like ichthyosaur
KronosaurusShoal1-2Massive short-necked plesiosaur
MegalodonShark, Shoal1Prehistoric giant shark
MosasaurusShark, Shoal1Giant marine mosasaur
PlesiosaurusShoal2-4Long-necked plesiosaur

Avian (Flying) Reptiles (8 Species)

Flying reptiles require aviary enclosures and add dynamic aerial displays to your park:

Dinosaur NameDietEgg Batch SizeNotes
CaiuajaraPiscivore, Live Prey2-4NEW Crested pterosaur
DimorphodonPiscivore, Live Prey3-6Small early pterosaur
GeosternbergiaPiscivore, Live Prey1-3Large pteranodontid
PteranodonPiscivore, Live Prey1-3Iconic flying reptile
QuetzalcoatlusPiscivore, Live Prey1Largest flying animal ever
TapejaraPiscivore, Live Prey2-4Crested pterosaur
Thanatosdrakon*Piscivore, Live Prey1-2Massive azhdarchid (Deluxe)
TropeognathusPiscivore, Live Prey1-2Large crested pterosaur

*Deluxe Edition exclusive

Hybrid Dinosaurs (6 Species)

Hybrid dinosaurs are genetic combinations that offer unique gameplay mechanics and visual appeal:

Dinosaur NameDietEgg Batch SizeNotes
AnkylodocusTall Paleobotany1-2Ankylosaurus-Diplodocus hybrid
IndoraptorCarnivore, Live Prey1Advanced raptor hybrid
Scorpios RexCarnivore, Live Prey1Scorpion-enhanced hybrid
SpinoceratopsOmnivore2-3NEW Spinosaurus-Triceratops hybrid
SpinoraptorPiscivore, Carnivore, Live Prey1-3Spinosaurus-Velociraptor hybrid
StegoceratopsGround Paleobotany2-4Stegosaurus-Triceratops hybrid

New Dinosaurs in Jurassic World Evolution 3

Jurassic World Evolution 3 introduces 4 brand-new species that weren't available in previous games:

  1. Lokiceratops - A unique frilled ceratopsian named after the Norse god Loki
  2. Caiuajara - A beautifully crested pterosaur from Brazil
  3. Patagotitan - One of the largest titanosaurs ever discovered
  4. Psittacosaurus - A small, parrot-beaked ceratopsian perfect for mixed exhibits

Deluxe Edition Exclusive Dinosaurs

The Deluxe Edition of Jurassic World Evolution 3 includes 4 exclusive dinosaurs:

  • Concavenator - A humped theropod with distinctive sail-like structures
  • Guanlong - An early tyrannosauroid with an elegant crest
  • Protoceratops - A small, primitive ceratopsian from the Gobi Desert
  • Thanatosdrakon - A massive azhdarchid pterosaur named after death itself

Understanding Dinosaur Diets and Breeding

Diet Types Explained

  • Carnivore: Requires live prey or meat feeders
  • Herbivore: Eats plants from ground or tall paleobotany feeders
  • Piscivore: Fish-eating species that require aquatic food sources
  • Omnivore: Can eat both plants and meat
  • Shoal: Marine species that live and feed in groups

Breeding Mechanics

Jurassic World Evolution 3 introduces enhanced breeding mechanics with juvenile dinosaurs. Key points to remember:

  • Egg Batch Size: Indicates how many eggs a dinosaur can produce in one breeding cycle
  • Juvenile Care: Proper nurturing during early development affects adult traits
  • Genetic Traits: Parents can pass unique characteristics to offspring
  • Comfort Levels: High comfort during juvenile stage leads to healthier adults

Pro Tips for Dinosaur Management

Park Planning Strategies

  • Mixed Species Enclosures: Some dinosaurs coexist peacefully while others fight. Research compatibility before mixing species.
  • Appeal Rating Optimization: Balance large, impressive dinosaurs with smaller species to maximize guest satisfaction.
  • Viewing Platform Placement: Strategic placement of viewing areas increases guest engagement and revenue.
  • Feeder Efficiency: Place feeders efficiently to minimize dinosaur stress and maintenance costs.

Advanced Breeding Techniques

  • Trait Selection: Breed dinosaurs with desirable traits to create superior specimens.
  • Color Variants: Experiment with breeding to unlock rare color patterns.
  • Size Optimization: Some dinosaurs grow larger based on juvenile care quality.
  • Behavioral Training: Well-cared-for juveniles develop better temperaments as adults.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Overcrowding: Too many dinosaurs in one enclosure leads to stress and fighting.
  • Incompatible Species: Research which dinosaurs can live together peacefully.
  • Poor Feeder Placement: Inaccessible feeders cause dinosaur stress and health issues.
  • Neglecting Juveniles: Poor juvenile care results in less valuable adult dinosaurs.
  • Ignoring Comfort Metrics: Uncomfortable dinosaurs become aggressive and escape-prone.

Platform-Specific Information

Jurassic World Evolution 3 is available on multiple platforms with some differences:

  • PC: Full mod support and highest graphical settings
  • PlayStation 5: DualSense adaptive triggers for enhanced immersion
  • Xbox Series X|S: Smart Delivery and Quick Resume support
  • Nintendo Switch: Portable mode with adjusted graphics for performance

Community Resources

Official Channels

  • Official Website: jurassicworldevolution.com - Latest news and updates
  • Developer Twitter: @FrontierDevelop - Real-time announcements and developer insights
  • Official Discord: Join the community for real-time discussions and tips

Fan Communities

  • Reddit: r/jurassicworldevo - Active community with guides and discussions
  • Fandom Wiki: Comprehensive database of all game mechanics and dinosaurs
  • YouTube Content Creators: Multiple channels offer visual guides and park showcases

FAQ: Jurassic World Evolution 3 Dinosaurs

How many total dinosaurs are in Jurassic World Evolution 3?

There are 91 total dinosaurs in Jurassic World Evolution 3 at launch, with 4 exclusive to the Deluxe Edition.

What are the new dinosaurs in Jurassic World Evolution 3?

The 4 new dinosaurs are Lokiceratops, Caiuajara, Patagotitan, and Psittacosaurus.

Which dinosaurs are Deluxe Edition exclusives?

Concavenator, Guanlong, Protoceratops, and Thanatosdrakon are only available with the Deluxe Edition.

Can I breed dinosaurs in Jurassic World Evolution 3?

Yes, breeding is enhanced in JWE3 with juvenile dinosaurs that inherit traits from parents and require proper care.

What's the largest dinosaur in Jurassic World Evolution 3?

Patagotitan and Dreadnoughtus are among the largest dinosaurs, both being massive titanosaurs.

Are there flying dinosaurs in Jurassic World Evolution 3?

Yes, there are 8 avian (flying) reptiles including Pteranodon, Quetzalcoatlus, and the new Caiuajara.

What's the difference between regular and Deluxe Edition?

The Deluxe Edition includes 4 exclusive dinosaurs and additional cosmetic items for your park.

Can dinosaurs escape in Jurassic World Evolution 3?

Yes, stressed or uncomfortable dinosaurs can attempt to escape, so proper enclosure management is crucial.

How do I increase dinosaur appeal rating?

Proper care, suitable habitats, and successful breeding programs all contribute to higher appeal ratings.

Will more dinosaurs be added post-launch?

Frontier has confirmed that dinosaurs from previous games not included at launch will be added as free updates.

Expert Tips Summary

  1. Start Small: Begin with manageable dinosaur populations and expand as you master the mechanics.
  2. Research Compatibility: Always check which dinosaurs can coexist before creating mixed enclosures.
  3. Invest in Breeding: High-quality breeding programs produce more valuable and impressive specimens.
  4. Monitor Comfort Levels: Uncomfortable dinosaurs become problematic, so address issues quickly.
  5. Balance Your Roster: Mix popular dinosaurs with lesser-known species for variety and guest interest.

Jurassic World Evolution 3 offers the most comprehensive dinosaur roster yet in the series, with 91 incredible species to discover, breed, and showcase in your ultimate prehistoric park. Whether you're a returning fan or new to the series, this guide provides everything you need to master the dinosaur management mechanics and create the most successful Jurassic World park ever built.

Bookmark this guide for quick reference as you build your park, and check back regularly for updates as new dinosaurs are added to the

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