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An idea i have since Dominion is coming out soon and plus the new JWE 2 game coming out this year.

What if due to recent incidents of pterosaur attacks that a company would built an artificial habitat similar to that of a hydroponic tower garden for the flying reptiles to nest, away from human populates without the needs for exterminating them.

The 'trees' would come in three sizes, small, medium and large to accommodate the different species of pterosaurs from the dimorphodon to the quetzalcoatlus. However, it need to be at a good water source so the plants that were in the tower can grow and the pterosaurs would feel at home among the trees for generations. They also added a pathway to the control room so they regularly inspect the water quality and structural integrity and the chainlink tunnel would also protect the staffs from any oncoming attacks. Although that would have to walk a little way to get to the room but it good for the people and the dinosaurs.

What do you think?

Jurassic Park/Jurassic World (c) Steven Spielberg, Universal

Description
An idea i have since Dominion is coming out soon and plus the new JWE 2 game coming out this year.

What if due to recent incidents of pterosaur attacks that a company would built an artificial habitat similar to that of a hydroponic tower garden for the flying reptiles to nest, away from human populates without the needs for exterminating them.

The 'trees' would come in three sizes, small, medium and large to accommodate the different species of pterosaurs from the dimorphodon to the quetzalcoatlus. However, it need to be at a good water source so the plants that were in the tower can grow and the pterosaurs would feel at home among the trees for generations. They also added a pathway to the control room so they regularly inspect the water quality and structural integrity and the chainlink tunnel would also protect the staffs from any oncoming attacks. Although that would have to walk a little way to get to the room but it good for the people and the dinosaurs.

What do you think?

Jurassic Park/Jurassic World (c) Steven Spielberg, Universal