Its Nobody
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Ok, forgot to set in last comment
MizzB
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Remember you can reply to posts or do @. This makes it easier to know who your talking to.
Your next dinosaur is Hungarosaurus.
Its Nobody
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Try to keep that in mind
Its Nobody
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Hungarian Hills
Hungarian Hills is another small area, consisting of two exhibits. When guests arrive to the area they first walk on a path that splits into two. The path that leads to the left leads to a small netted dome that's connected to a building with a small stream and fake nest which keeps 1.3 Pneumatoraptor fodori. Food is often hidden in tree holes or logs to stimulate the raptors to search for food like they would do in the wild. If the visitors continue forwards on the path and don't go to the left they enter a medium sized exhibit featuring a walkthrough manmade Late Cretaceous forest and a small pond. There are also feeding stations from wich you can feed the animals for a fee of $15 USD. This exhibit inhabits: 2.3 Ajkaceratops kozmai, 2.1 Hungarosaurus tormai and 2.2 Mochlodon vorosi. There are signs telling about the animals and one telling about the symbiosis between Mochlodon and Hungarosaurus, the Mochlodon serve as outlooks whilst the Hungarosaurus are the protectors of the herd.
Whoa, this was a bit harder but can I get another one please, no need to give it today still @MizzB.
Hungarian Hills is another small area, consisting of two exhibits. When guests arrive to the area they first walk on a path that splits into two. The path that leads to the left leads to a small netted dome that's connected to a building with a small stream and fake nest which keeps 1.3 Pneumatoraptor fodori. Food is often hidden in tree holes or logs to stimulate the raptors to search for food like they would do in the wild. If the visitors continue forwards on the path and don't go to the left they enter a medium sized exhibit featuring a walkthrough manmade Late Cretaceous forest and a small pond. There are also feeding stations from wich you can feed the animals for a fee of $15 USD. This exhibit inhabits: 2.3 Ajkaceratops kozmai, 2.1 Hungarosaurus tormai and 2.2 Mochlodon vorosi. There are signs telling about the animals and one telling about the symbiosis between Mochlodon and Hungarosaurus, the Mochlodon serve as outlooks whilst the Hungarosaurus are the protectors of the herd.
Whoa, this was a bit harder but can I get another one please, no need to give it today still @MizzB.