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Description
One of the largest predators found on the island, Allosaurus is no animal you, or anyone else should underestimate, While not as large as a Suchomimus, Acrocanthosaurus, or Tyrannosaurus, this predator makes up for it's "smaller" stature by living in pairs, either it be a sibling pair or mated pair, although there are reports of Allosaurus going "lone wolf" for extended periods of time.

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>Species Name: Allosaurus indet. (hybridization between A. fragilis , A. jimmadseni, and A. europaeus)
>Codename: Allo
>Diet: Carnivore
>Mass: 4.9-6.9 tons
>Height: 11.6-12.4 feet
>Length: 37.2-43.1 feet
>Danger Level: 7-8
>Status: Endangered

>Notes:
-Male Allosaurus generally have a sort of "beard" of small triangular shaped spikes on their bottom jaw and bright red head crests.
-Females normally get larger then their male counterparts, and tend to have duller colours.
-Allosaurus normally contend with predators such as Tyrannosaurus and Acrocanthosaurus for prey, and are quite a matchup for them.

>Signs of Allosaurus Territory:
-Kill sight filled with small to medium sized animals.
-Trees with the lichen and some bark rubbed off.
-Long, echoing roars echoing from the forest for extended period of time
-Pets normally acting quite skittish and cowardly when outside.

>Does and Don'ts when in Allosaurus territory:
>Do:
-Keep an eye out of your surroundings.
-Look for rub marks around 11-12 ft off the ground.
-Keep your pets on a leash or indoors.
-Travel in groups.
-Attempt to scare it off with a car horn, the sound and the lights will hopefully scare it off.
-See if there is a lack of any animals in the area.
-Seek cover immediately if one is in your immediate area.
-Contact DPW officials if the animal becomes a threat
>Dont:
-Yell and holler, you'll just attract it to you.
-Go towards nesting spots.
-Hike through dense foliage.
-Play recordings of other large theropods to try and scare it off, it won't work.
-Shoot the animal with low to mid caliber rounds, you'll just anger it.

Description
One of the largest predators found on the island, Allosaurus is no animal you, or anyone else should underestimate, While not as large as a Suchomimus, Acrocanthosaurus, or Tyrannosaurus, this predator makes up for it's "smaller" stature by living in pairs, either it be a sibling pair or mated pair, although there are reports of Allosaurus going "lone wolf" for extended periods of time.

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>Species Name: Allosaurus indet. (hybridization between A. fragilis , A. jimmadseni, and A. europaeus)
>Codename: Allo
>Diet: Carnivore
>Mass: 4.9-6.9 tons
>Height: 11.6-12.4 feet
>Length: 37.2-43.1 feet
>Danger Level: 7-8
>Status: Endangered

>Notes:
-Male Allosaurus generally have a sort of "beard" of small triangular shaped spikes on their bottom jaw and bright red head crests.
-Females normally get larger then their male counterparts, and tend to have duller colours.
-Allosaurus normally contend with predators such as Tyrannosaurus and Acrocanthosaurus for prey, and are quite a matchup for them.

>Signs of Allosaurus Territory:
-Kill sight filled with small to medium sized animals.
-Trees with the lichen and some bark rubbed off.
-Long, echoing roars echoing from the forest for extended period of time
-Pets normally acting quite skittish and cowardly when outside.

>Does and Don'ts when in Allosaurus territory:
>Do:
-Keep an eye out of your surroundings.
-Look for rub marks around 11-12 ft off the ground.
-Keep your pets on a leash or indoors.
-Travel in groups.
-Attempt to scare it off with a car horn, the sound and the lights will hopefully scare it off.
-See if there is a lack of any animals in the area.
-Seek cover immediately if one is in your immediate area.
-Contact DPW officials if the animal becomes a threat
>Dont:
-Yell and holler, you'll just attract it to you.
-Go towards nesting spots.
-Hike through dense foliage.
-Play recordings of other large theropods to try and scare it off, it won't work.
-Shoot the animal with low to mid caliber rounds, you'll just anger it.