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Feathered Species Pack

Enhance your Jurassic World experience with the addition of the remarkable Jurassic World Evolution 2: Feathered Species Pack. This pack includes four stunning prehistoric creatures, three of which are land-dwelling dinosaurs and one flying reptile, all displaying magnificent plumage varying from thick coverings to delicate coats. Elevate your park to new heights and captivate your guests with these mesmerizing feathered creatures. Don't miss the chance to evolve your park like never before!

Yutyrannus

Yutyrannus, which means 'feathered tyrant' in English, is one of the largest known meat-eating feathered dinosaurs. It has a distinctive nasal crest used for display, as well as a light but dense coat that provides insulation in colder temperatures. With the Yutyrannus added to your Jurassic World Evolution 2 game, your guests can marvel at this fascinating creature's unique features.

Jeholopterus

Jeholopterus is a fast and agile flying reptile, and it holds the distinction of being the smallest flying species in the game. There is only one known specimen discovered by paleontologists, but it is one of the best-preserved pterosaurs ever found, giving us valuable information about its physical appearance and behavior.

Deinocheirus

Deinocheirus is a plant-eating dinosaur and one of the largest ornithomimosaurs to ever exist. It is known for its distinctive appearance, with a broad hump on its back and arms longer than any other bipedal dinosaur. Despite its herbivorous diet and lack of sharp teeth, Deinocheirus is an imposing creature with a duck-like bill.

Sinosauropteryx

Sinosauropteryx is a carnivorous dinosaur that is small in size and covered with delicate, hair-like feathers. It has a distinctive striped tail and is known to hunt in packs. Discovered in 1996, its ancient remains were the first to suggest the existence of feathered dinosaurs, as well as hint at their potential for colorful patterns.