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After the escape on Russian dinosaur breeding centers, many sightings have been associated with the escaped de-extinct dinosaurs, that had the unlocked feather genes. In October 2, 2034, a Herrerasaurus has been found in a nearby parking lot, where the cameras caught its movement. The carnivore was wandering around in the deserted neighbourhood, scavenging trash bins and was seen hunting stray cats and dogs on the streets. Until the animal control forces don't arrive, the authorities advise for people to not go outside during the night, dusk or dawn, while the four meter long monster is wandering around. No direct human attacks have been reported, except two cases, one in which a young girl was bitten badly in the leg, and the other in which it circled around a disembowled corpse of a homeless old man, but both cases have since been debunked, with the former being caused by a dog, as for the bite marks, and the latter seems to have been caused by Deinonychus. The Herrerasaurus has been observed countless times close to a supermarket, with eyewitnesses, but no recorded video. One man risked himself for throwing the trash outside during the night and was said to see the dinosaur staring at him, growling, in the middle of the street, and that the animal only stopped the threat, when the man walked away from the trash bin, where the Herrerasaurus was likely going feeding.

Description
After the escape on Russian dinosaur breeding centers, many sightings have been associated with the escaped de-extinct dinosaurs, that had the unlocked feather genes. In October 2, 2034, a Herrerasaurus has been found in a nearby parking lot, where the cameras caught its movement. The carnivore was wandering around in the deserted neighbourhood, scavenging trash bins and was seen hunting stray cats and dogs on the streets. Until the animal control forces don't arrive, the authorities advise for people to not go outside during the night, dusk or dawn, while the four meter long monster is wandering around. No direct human attacks have been reported, except two cases, one in which a young girl was bitten badly in the leg, and the other in which it circled around a disembowled corpse of a homeless old man, but both cases have since been debunked, with the former being caused by a dog, as for the bite marks, and the latter seems to have been caused by Deinonychus. The Herrerasaurus has been observed countless times close to a supermarket, with eyewitnesses, but no recorded video. One man risked himself for throwing the trash outside during the night and was said to see the dinosaur staring at him, growling, in the middle of the street, and that the animal only stopped the threat, when the man walked away from the trash bin, where the Herrerasaurus was likely going feeding.