Yeah, I really love the ark music playing in the background. It compliments it so much. I'd be good with it being the background for every video. Lol..
The carnos are invisible because in the novels, they used all sorts of lizard DNA to fill the gaps, they used chameleon DNA to fill the gaps with the Carno, that is why they can turn invisible
They used chameleon DNA on purpose to make them better for the park in the novel all the dinos on isla sorna were getting transported to isla nublar Jurassic park for the park so they added carno dna but they couldn’t transport all the dinosaurs after the park went down isla nublar was bombed
@@jerometerbrack9999 work on the basis that pretty much every modern day depiction of raptors is based off Deinonychus, so if you know what the skull of a Deinonychus looks like you're set.
It’s in the second novel The Lost World. It’s been awhile since I’ve read it, but there really wasn’t a reason why they were invisible, they basically camouflaged themselves in the book, they weren’t a real threat that I can remember, the rexes were the actual stars of the book. But really good books highly recommend
Actually they we're pretty epic in the novel. It was the DNA that allowed it to color morph like a chameleon. They didn't have a big part but it was a very scary part near the end. I honestly don't remember if it was The Lost World or Jurassic Park but it was definitely in the novel and it was a short but extremely suspenseful scene.
Dominic Lucero it was definitely in The Lost World that much I remember. the carnos were near the trailers in which Ian and the others were staying in. But yeah, I haven’t read it in like 4 1/2 years, I really need to reread the series.
@@amberwallace2000 Yeah I have both of them in paper back but it's been years. I skimmed through though and saw the part in The Lost World. Definitely worth a reread soon.
@@youngertargaryen608 definitely. I kinda want to reread them before the new JW comes out next year, but I don't know if I can find the time unfortunately. The books take a great deal of concentration especially when Ian starts talking about chaos theory. But I love both books, have them both in a two in one book, and absolutely love all the movies
In the novels the Carnos were made with I think chameleon DNA or something to that extent. That allowed them to be invisible. There’s an arcade game that has a Carno as a boss and it turns invisible. It’s a really cool thing that didn’t make it into the Fallen Kingdom film.
syntac: you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a raptor skull and a rex skull me: looks at the giant skull and the tiny skull, huh I can't tell which is which
For me atleast. The Allosaurus is the most recognizable. Here in Cleveland, we have the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. And while me and my fiancée were walking through, I stopped because the silhouette caught my eye. And it was an Allosaurus.
Always have loved the design of JW's Baryonyx, prefer the wider head compared to Ark's version. My opinion lmao, just reminds me of a Crocodile with very long back legs!
Allosaurus, spino, baryonyx, quetzal, mosasaur, trike, pachy, mammoth (of course) I'm studying dinos so there are a lot of skulls I recognize but here are some easily recognizable ones I love the music btw!! I've never heard all your background music and I love it soso much
Syntac: imma gonna tame an alpha pteranodon Alpha pteranodon: ok imma push you off a cliff!!! Syntac: Don’t you dare Alpha pteranodon: he he I did it!!! Ok have fun being super hurt imma fly over here and make you concerned bye bye! Syntac: IMMA KNOCK OUT YOUR FACE AND SHOVE FOOD DOWN YOUR FACE. Alpha pteranodon: uh oh.
The easiest ones for me are Parasaurolophus, Triceratops, T-rex, Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Corythosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Allosaurus, Mosasaurus, Pteranodon, Pachycephalosaurus, and Stygimoloch.
A really obvious skull would be either a Ceratasaurus as they have a noticeable horn and also a carnotorous as they have 2 horns either side of the temple. However the most obvious skull of the dinosaur world is 100% a Lambeosaurus. Love the vids
Lol, you can tell he's sick and tired of people trying to claim that he's force taming shit when he's not. It's like some people got the brain of a Parasaur I swear... Lol...
The Baryonyx from Jurassic World is less accurate because in the movie, it was portrayed bigger then what it's real size was, and the jaw are too thick and it doesn't have the hook at the end of the jaw at the top. The top of the baryonyx looks a lot like the back of a crocodile. So the ark version is more accurate in not only size, but the shape of the jaw and back as well.
Ceratopsian skulls and Hadrosauridae skulls are very recognizable, Pachycephalosauria skulls are also pretty distinct, specifically Dracorex and Stygimoloch
The Carno that is able to go invisible was in the second book, The Lost World. It has the ability because of Cuddle Fish DNA use to piece together the DNA of the dinos. But somehow in the creation the Carnos were they only ones able to harness it- at least that the book addresses. The Andominius Rex is really a kind of easter egg to the books in the respect- although she was much more op than the Carnos in the book. They had a much briefer encounter in the book with them, it was pretty funny actually. ^_^
It's easy to tell skulls apart if you know what the general skull of a group is. Tyrannosaurs have pronounced noses that are slightly less elevated than their eyes. Creatures like Allosaurus and Giganotosaurus have more rounded skulls whith more blade like teeth instead of the lethal bananas on a tyrannosaur. Spinosaurs aren't hard at all, look for the elongated snoot with the very straight, dagger-like teeth and the nostrils halfway up their head. Ceratopsians have a curved parrot beak with some sort of frill, Stegosaurs look similar with a slight beak, but lack the frill. Hadrosaurs will have some sort of crest, and if they don't then they'll at least have a duck-like beak. Pachycephalosaurs have the dome head and the various spiky ornaments on their skull. Raptors look sort of like a bird beak mixed with a snout, and their skull is usually fairly straight. Ankylosaurs bear most resemblance to Stegosaurs, except with spikes and horns at the back of their skull and less of a beak. Personally the Spinosaur skull is most recognisable, but that's just out of habit. In regards to the JW Baryonyx, I can't say I'm particularly fond of it, and the original Ark version is actually more realistic, it just needs to be a bit bigger and probably get rid of the jump and it should be good. Baryonyx didn't have those scutes on its back, that was from crocodile DNA they put in the Baryonyx genome in the movie. Last thing, listening to all the Ark music was actually quite nice. If you ever have more sound issues: 5 stars, would buy again.
Have you tried turning the Dino leash off and then on again? When I play(with S+) all of my Dino’s have to be present before the leash is turned on or they won’t get tethered. I’m sure you’ve already tried it but I thought I’d suggest it anyway.
Rex, Triceratops and Spinosaurus are fairly recognisable, same with Raptor or Baryonyx. However people mostly recognise Rex and Triceratops because of the skulls features for example: horns on trike and the large teeth on rex as well as the chunkier head.
The carno was invisible in the first novel, not for any particular reason, the people at ingen didn't even know untill after they had made it. But, unlike in ark, when you "found" the carno, i.e. saw through their camo, they would flee because they were ambush predators and if they lost the ability to ambush they would leave and try to get something else.
I mean I might be big nerd but I thank the most recognizable is carnotaurs I think that skull would be like a box and the upper left of the skull is slant and in the middle of the skull their is a 2 circle one of the circle is big and the other is small and the last is the horns up top on the skull and that is a carnotaurs
Actually Syn, it's a Suchomimus in JW:FK. Ark's Suchomimus is the second biggest of the Spinosaur family, while Baryonyx is pretty much in the middle of their sizes, but yes, the Ark Bary is downsized quite a bit compared to real life
Don't know if this helps Syntac, or if you already knew this, but the poison dart frogs drop Narcotics, either when you harvest them or from their bags (ate it with a Bary and I'm too scared to take something I didn't slam melee damage into) so I don't know for sure
The Carno’s are invisible because of the Lost World book! They camouflage themselves and wait for prey to walk by! They never specify what DNA caused this in the books, but say the pattern’s complexity makes marine invertebrates like cuttlefish a likely source. Also, they escape them in the book by repeatedly turning lights on and off to “overload” their camouflaging capabilities.
You need to get a plant species z for your base. Also, I recognize like spinosaurus and stegosaurus the most, but I can recognize a dimorph and a triceratops pretty easily too.
Carnotaurus in the TLW novel wait till dusk to hunt, can camouflage and ambush their prey. As for TLC for ARK creatures. I think the Giga should be completely redesigned. Cosmetic wise, the Megaloceros should be bigger, Sarco could look better and the Parasaurolophus should have a quadruped mode and be more useful in PVE.
syntac: i dont know if you could tell the difference between a rex and a raptor's side profiel everyone: we can but can you?! (if you are one that cant please tell)
You have to place the creature inside the medium circle before activating the dino leash in order to lock the creature, if you put the creature in the circle after the leash is activated the leash won't lock the creature automatically
Dilophosaurus, Triceratops, Parasaurolophus, Tyrannosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus are a few that stand out and I imagine most people might recognise? Then maybe other ones like Spinosaurus, Velociraptor, Stegosaurus, Ankylosaurus and pretty much any Sauropod if you wanted to make a larger collection of whatever you're making. I bet it's fridge magnets.
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Hearing every ark theme for each map is so relaxing
Yeah, I really love the ark music playing in the background. It compliments it so much. I'd be good with it being the background for every video. Lol..
Ikr I was fr about to comment that 😂
The island official music gives me chills every time I hear it.
Agreed
IKR
The carnos are invisible because in the novels, they used all sorts of lizard DNA to fill the gaps, they used chameleon DNA to fill the gaps with the Carno, that is why they can turn invisible
They used chameleon DNA on purpose to make them better for the park in the novel all the dinos on isla sorna were getting transported to isla nublar Jurassic park for the park so they added carno dna but they couldn’t transport all the dinosaurs after the park went down isla nublar was bombed
13:23 I fucking love the Aberration music, so many good memories come to mind when I hear it
Same
I love the Attack music in the radiation biome
Syntac: The alpha pteranodon is gigantic!
*Giga left the chat*
Titan left the chat
Exactly 😂
the carnos have chameleon DNA thats why they can turn invisible they were ambush predators in the novel
shane benton how is that relevant to this comment
s m e l l y
9:09 I was in the same room as my grandma I told her I was gonna watch one vid and that is was clean. This I why I love syntac
Rekt lol
RIP man
Syntac yes indeed good thing she didn’t hear tho
If all Pork Chops were perfect we wouldn't have Hotdogs
And thats a fact
Steven Universe 😆
What about cold dogs?
Boy them hot dogs be hot
Why hello there Steven you've just activated a cannon
I really like the spinosaur, ceratopsia and stygimoloch skulls. they are also pretty recognizable
Mads Wolsted Andersen i find Tyrannotitan and Allosaurus pretty easy to tell
imagine having a dinosplosion of dimorphodons
DEMOLITION899 they will be the gods of gods of mass destruction
That would be death
S T Ξ Λ L T H it’s when a creature over spawns in an area
S T Ξ Λ L T H watch the episode where he tamed the nanuqsuarus
Lightning Storm I remember having a Raptor dinosplosion on Valguero, it was not fun.
The easiest ones for me to tell would be pt, trike, Rex, carno, bracy, and raptor
Also spino
parasaurolophus aswell
Mr. Wizard If it‘s ark creatures sure but for actual dinos raptors would be difficult as there were so many different raptor species
Mr. Wizard same
@@jerometerbrack9999 work on the basis that pretty much every modern day depiction of raptors is based off Deinonychus, so if you know what the skull of a Deinonychus looks like you're set.
I think you were persuading yourself that the bary loosing taming effectiveness was okay not us hahaha. Just witnessed an internal freak out.
First time in he's live not 100 taming efectivectivnes after vidoe
In a corner 😭i failt live
4:30 Parasaur skull, triceratops skull and Spino skull are recognisable
Most recognizable 1 : Spino
Because of the one crest on the head and the long snout
Most recognizable 2 : Carno
Because is the only dude with horns
Trice... has horns...
The spinosaurus isn’t the only dinosaur with a crest on its head or a long snout, and there are many dinosaurs with horns....
Um...Parasaur,Quetzalocoatlus,Ce-ratosaurus,
Shinzo Abe The Parasaurolophus didn’t have a horn, the head plate is actually a crest, the Quetzalcoatlus is a Pterosaur not a dinosaur.
@@Scardacay So does it's relatives like the Styracosaurus and Pentaceratops all alot more
Spinosaur fossils are pretty recognisable, like baryonyx, suchomimus and, of course, spinosaurus
BaroZukos yo boi I think a dimorphadon too
Wrong spelling ik
18:00 Bary is just like: "Dude wtf!!"
I love the fact you put the music in instead
Makes the video more dramatic and better!
Thanks for the music instead of just nothing! :P
It’s in the second novel The Lost World. It’s been awhile since I’ve read it, but there really wasn’t a reason why they were invisible, they basically camouflaged themselves in the book, they weren’t a real threat that I can remember, the rexes were the actual stars of the book. But really good books highly recommend
Actually they we're pretty epic in the novel. It was the DNA that allowed it to color morph like a chameleon. They didn't have a big part but it was a very scary part near the end. I honestly don't remember if it was The Lost World or Jurassic Park but it was definitely in the novel and it was a short but extremely suspenseful scene.
Dominic Lucero it was definitely in The Lost World that much I remember. the carnos were near the trailers in which Ian and the others were staying in. But yeah, I haven’t read it in like 4 1/2 years, I really need to reread the series.
@@amberwallace2000 Yeah I have both of them in paper back but it's been years. I skimmed through though and saw the part in The Lost World. Definitely worth a reread soon.
@@youngertargaryen608 definitely. I kinda want to reread them before the new JW comes out next year, but I don't know if I can find the time unfortunately. The books take a great deal of concentration especially when Ian starts talking about chaos theory. But I love both books, have them both in a two in one book, and absolutely love all the movies
Honestly your videos make working the graveyard shift go by so much faster. Thank you for what you do. #MUCHLOVE ✊🏽✊🏽
In the novels the Carnos were made with I think chameleon DNA or something to that extent. That allowed them to be invisible. There’s an arcade game that has a Carno as a boss and it turns invisible. It’s a really cool thing that didn’t make it into the Fallen Kingdom film.
“I gotta add a fog remover.”
Ah shit, here we go again.
I'm always up till 4-6 am I don't sleep Haha but in Pacific standard time at 4 am my time he drops his vids so I'm always early ahahah
Me to
Same here
I think the most recognisable one is the spinosaur, at least for me.
Recognizable skull: dilo
Yep, my first thought as well. 2nd and 3rd are Triceratops and Parasaur.
REX it is so recognizable
For me, it’s probably pteranodon.
4:25 syntac, it's obviously the trike.
This is why I love this mod.
syntac: you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a raptor skull and a rex skull
me: looks at the giant skull and the tiny skull, huh I can't tell which is which
16:42 I thought you were murdering the baryonyx you were going to tame
Segun Sacchi same! 😂 I was like “oh no, I hope he realizes before he kills it” 😱😂
For me atleast. The Allosaurus is the most recognizable. Here in Cleveland, we have the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. And while me and my fiancée were walking through, I stopped because the silhouette caught my eye. And it was an Allosaurus.
From, Jimmy congrats on marriage
Garethk thank you. I appreciate it 🙌🏾
That music could actually possibly make me play ARK again, that nostalgy
I like the background music.
Sauropod have very recognisable skulls it is just hard to tell between different sauropods
The parasaur is definitely the most recognizable skull
No all those kinds of types aren't very different for skulls
Always have loved the design of JW's Baryonyx, prefer the wider head compared to Ark's version. My opinion lmao, just reminds me of a Crocodile with very long back legs!
put a giant tree in the middle of the aviary
I’m never early Bc syntac uploads when im getting ready for school😂
“Somebody’s gonna say I fuckin forcetamed that” that was hell funny 😂🤣
Triceratops is probably one of the most recognizable skulls and still looks super dope
I love you so much Syntac 🔥❤️ Please keep posting Ark your so good at it!!!
For the dinosaur leash try turning it off and on the vanilla one sometimes bugs out you just need to reset it.
upvoting so Syn sees this
Allosaurus, spino, baryonyx, quetzal, mosasaur, trike, pachy, mammoth (of course)
I'm studying dinos so there are a lot of skulls I recognize but here are some easily recognizable ones
I love the music btw!! I've never heard all your background music and I love it soso much
Syntac the reason why some of the dinos dont target you is because some of the older JP expansion dinos have A REALLY hard time locking onto targets
Brachiosaurus is pretty easy to distinguish in terms of skulls
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Also the Spino and the Carno are recognizable. But most of all the Acrocanthosaurus
The carnos can camouflage in the one novel in a way like how in the third film the raptors set up a trap. It’s was kinda like that scene
Syntac: imma gonna tame an alpha pteranodon
Alpha pteranodon: ok imma push you off a cliff!!!
Syntac: Don’t you dare
Alpha pteranodon: he he I did it!!! Ok have fun being super hurt imma fly over here and make you concerned bye bye!
Syntac: IMMA KNOCK OUT YOUR FACE AND SHOVE FOOD DOWN YOUR FACE.
Alpha pteranodon: uh oh.
Styracosaurus, Parasaurolophus, tapejara, dude I cant even name all them rn, you call me and I'll name all of them lmaoooo
But can you identify them by their skulls
@@l3alpha144 I can
@@connorsargent3646 then that's amzing
The easiest ones for me are Parasaurolophus, Triceratops, T-rex, Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Corythosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Allosaurus, Mosasaurus, Pteranodon, Pachycephalosaurus, and Stygimoloch.
The ark soundtrack is so good, love it 🥰
3:48 6:40 27:57 I get chills every time I hear this Ark music.
A really obvious skull would be either a Ceratasaurus as they have a noticeable horn and also a carnotorous as they have 2 horns either side of the temple. However the most obvious skull of the dinosaur world is 100% a Lambeosaurus. Love the vids
Syntactic u swore ohhhhhh😂😂😂😂🤣😂
Lol, you can tell he's sick and tired of people trying to claim that he's force taming shit when he's not. It's like some people got the brain of a Parasaur I swear... Lol...
Wrath I was joking
Skulls- Bronto, chalicotherium and sabertooth if its not just limited to reptiles
Ooooooo he said a bad word 9:05
The Baryonyx from Jurassic World is less accurate because in the movie, it was portrayed bigger then what it's real size was, and the jaw are too thick and it doesn't have the hook at the end of the jaw at the top. The top of the baryonyx looks a lot like the back of a crocodile. So the ark version is more accurate in not only size, but the shape of the jaw and back as well.
Ceratopsian skulls and Hadrosauridae skulls are very recognizable, Pachycephalosauria skulls are also pretty distinct, specifically Dracorex and Stygimoloch
The Carno that is able to go invisible was in the second book, The Lost World. It has the ability because of Cuddle Fish DNA use to piece together the DNA of the dinos. But somehow in the creation the Carnos were they only ones able to harness it- at least that the book addresses. The Andominius Rex is really a kind of easter egg to the books in the respect- although she was much more op than the Carnos in the book. They had a much briefer encounter in the book with them, it was pretty funny actually. ^_^
Triceratops is easily the easiest recognizable, there are many variations but the horns are so simple and easy to see
Spino skulls are recognizable. Brachi skulls would be. Raptor would be as well
Rex, Dilo, spino are pretty recognizable skulls :P Id love a Spino skull irl XD
It's easy to tell skulls apart if you know what the general skull of a group is. Tyrannosaurs have pronounced noses that are slightly less elevated than their eyes. Creatures like Allosaurus and Giganotosaurus have more rounded skulls whith more blade like teeth instead of the lethal bananas on a tyrannosaur. Spinosaurs aren't hard at all, look for the elongated snoot with the very straight, dagger-like teeth and the nostrils halfway up their head. Ceratopsians have a curved parrot beak with some sort of frill, Stegosaurs look similar with a slight beak, but lack the frill. Hadrosaurs will have some sort of crest, and if they don't then they'll at least have a duck-like beak. Pachycephalosaurs have the dome head and the various spiky ornaments on their skull. Raptors look sort of like a bird beak mixed with a snout, and their skull is usually fairly straight. Ankylosaurs bear most resemblance to Stegosaurs, except with spikes and horns at the back of their skull and less of a beak. Personally the Spinosaur skull is most recognisable, but that's just out of habit.
In regards to the JW Baryonyx, I can't say I'm particularly fond of it, and the original Ark version is actually more realistic, it just needs to be a bit bigger and probably get rid of the jump and it should be good. Baryonyx didn't have those scutes on its back, that was from crocodile DNA they put in the Baryonyx genome in the movie.
Last thing, listening to all the Ark music was actually quite nice. If you ever have more sound issues: 5 stars, would buy again.
Keep up the good work 💪
carnotaurus was in the novel part frog so it could get inviseble
Have you tried turning the Dino leash off and then on again? When I play(with S+) all of my Dino’s have to be present before the leash is turned on or they won’t get tethered. I’m sure you’ve already tried it but I thought I’d suggest it anyway.
10:19 perfect music for this scene
You can easily recognize strikes, carnos and pachys
T Rex Skulls are cool, or maybe Spino Skulls idk
Btw LOVE ur videos!!
And Cyanodon is wayy prettier than the alpha pteranodon
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Skull. T. rex
Trike
Raptor
Spino
Anky / stego
Pteranodon
Bronto
Plesiosaur
bro i started playin ark 3 weeks ago and i came across u and ur now my favorite youtuber
Trex, pteradon, parasaur, and tapajar. Love ur vids keep up the great work
Not sure if you started it just now. But love the different Ark theme music in the background!👍
Rex, Triceratops and Spinosaurus are fairly recognisable, same with Raptor or Baryonyx. However people mostly recognise Rex and Triceratops because of the skulls features for example: horns on trike and the large teeth on rex as well as the chunkier head.
Qotd: I think a trike skull is recogniteable
The carno was invisible in the first novel, not for any particular reason, the people at ingen didn't even know untill after they had made it. But, unlike in ark, when you "found" the carno, i.e. saw through their camo, they would flee because they were ambush predators and if they lost the ability to ambush they would leave and try to get something else.
For me Rex, factually accurate raptor, trike, stego, baryonyx
Carnotaurus has the most recognizable Skoal to me
Not but a few minutes in and it has happened. The return of Hotdog! Lol...
I mean I might be big nerd but I thank the most recognizable is carnotaurs I think that skull would be like a box and the upper left of the skull is slant and in the middle of the skull their is a 2 circle one of the circle is big and the other is small and the last is the horns up top on the skull and that is a carnotaurs
Dracorex, Stigimoloch, Pteranodon, Dimorphodon, Parasaurus, Edmontosaurus ... those Skulls are kind of special.
Damn, I was early twice in a row.
Now let's us all wait a couple of years for syntac to install the fog remover lol
Bro hotdog is back. Let’s goooooo
Actually Syn, it's a Suchomimus in JW:FK. Ark's Suchomimus is the second biggest of the Spinosaur family, while Baryonyx is pretty much in the middle of their sizes, but yes, the Ark Bary is downsized quite a bit compared to real life
I realy like die ark muziek
Don't know if this helps Syntac, or if you already knew this, but the poison dart frogs drop Narcotics, either when you harvest them or from their bags (ate it with a Bary and I'm too scared to take something I didn't slam melee damage into) so I don't know for sure
A parasaur is very distingable with the horn beak and is also a very popular dinosaur
The Carno’s are invisible because of the Lost World book! They camouflage themselves and wait for prey to walk by! They never specify what DNA caused this in the books, but say the pattern’s complexity makes marine invertebrates like cuttlefish a likely source. Also, they escape them in the book by repeatedly turning lights on and off to “overload” their camouflaging capabilities.
You need to get a plant species z for your base. Also, I recognize like spinosaurus and stegosaurus the most, but I can recognize a dimorph and a triceratops pretty easily too.
When you forget how much a bop aria theme is
Carnotaurus in the TLW novel wait till dusk to hunt, can camouflage and ambush their prey. As for TLC for ARK creatures. I think the Giga should be completely redesigned. Cosmetic wise, the Megaloceros should be bigger, Sarco could look better and the Parasaurolophus should have a quadruped mode and be more useful in PVE.
syntac: i dont know if you could tell the difference between a rex and a raptor's side profiel
everyone: we can but can you?! (if you are one that cant please tell)
oke maybe an juv rex kind of look like a raptor but you can still tel the diferents
recognizable skull side view suggestions
- (dino's) - t rex, trike, spino, styracosaurus, pachycephalosaurus, allosaurus, brachiosaurus, parasaurolophus, velociraptor, dilophosaurus, cryolophosaurus, carnotaurus, ceratosaurus, pachyrhinosaurus, anky.
-Flying reptiles - pteranodon, tapejara, rhamphorhynchus, quetz.
- marine reptiles - mosasaur, elasmosaurus, ichthyosaurus, pliosaurus.
You have to place the creature inside the medium circle before activating the dino leash in order to lock the creature, if you put the creature in the circle after the leash is activated the leash won't lock the creature automatically
Hi Syntac I have the same problem with OBS
Try starting OBS then going into the game you want to play it’s works properly when I do it that way
It gets fixed if i just close it and reopen it but you cant tell when this shit is happening so id have to do that everytime before i use it
Syntac good luck you inspired me to start my channel
Tapejara, you can't miss that face
The camouflaged Carnos are from the second Jurassic Park novel.
Dilophosaurus, Triceratops, Parasaurolophus, Tyrannosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus are a few that stand out and I imagine most people might recognise? Then maybe other ones like Spinosaurus, Velociraptor, Stegosaurus, Ankylosaurus and pretty much any Sauropod if you wanted to make a larger collection of whatever you're making. I bet it's fridge magnets.
I would probably say either the carno or the spino. btw love the vids
Tapejara's skull is very recognizable, lol.