Sinoceratops - SPECIES PROFILE | Jurassic World Evolution

Learn about the magnificent Sinoceratops, a dinosaur native to Asia in the Late Cretaceous period. Until its closure in 2015, it could be admired at Jurassic World and that we can watch in the TV series Camp Cretaceous. After being illegally transported to the United States, this dinosaur escaped and is roaming the hills of Northern California. Browse his Jurassic World Evolution species profile and see his 6 appearance genes, Null, Alpine, Oceanic, Jungle, Steppe and Tundra.
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00:06 Introduction
00:40 Species classification
00:51 Ranking
00:59 Dig Sites
01:11 Enclosure
01:23 Paleobotany
01:37 Social
02:41 Incubation datas
02:55 Cosmetic genes
03:05 Null
03:07 Alpine
03:09 Coastal
03:11 Jungle
03:13 Steppe
03:15 Tundra
03:18 Conclusion
➤ CREDITS
Directed by Jurassic Resort
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Music :
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[@MasterKen1803]

I love the Sinoceratops so much.

[@JurassicResort]

I really like the way Frontier designed it. They did it well.

[@David-ni5hj]

Good taste!!!

[@awesomeproductions7755]

“Ladies and gentlemen, we are ecstatic to announce that a more recently discovered and exquisite Cretaceous herbivore is now being introduced into Jurassic World: Sinoceratops. This bulky, beautiful ceratopsian will surely be a joyous addition to any nature lover’s park experience.”

[@coconut-tea]

I really love your species profiles! So much more better and detailed than the official ones.

[@JurassicResort]

Thank you Coconut.

[@DipUniversal]

Like Yeah but this guy has got all the time he needs to make these great while the official ones were required to be rushed otherwise they wouldn't be able to finish it all on time

[@JurassicResort]

@@DipUniversal Urgency is not a determining factor. It is only a question of budget, their films are simpler to produce and therefore less expensive. On so many videos, it's a factor that ends up becoming major.

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

Facts

[@ghrusve3998]

Yeah they much better I like these ones

[@dynamosaurusimperious6341]

Good speices profile,I love these ones alot. Also hope you have a good day.

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

Well this was good species profile on the big china ceratopsian,so that's very nice. Also love the commentary and editing it was awesome ( also hope you have a good day. )

[@JurassicResort]

Thank you very much Luvenia, I'm finishing my work day now, I'll be able to relax (a little). I am very happy if you liked the video.

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

Cool

[@RedWay6697]

“This Sinoceratops should prove interesting.” - Cabot Finch

[@redx3816]

A relatively small ceratopsian, Sinoceratops is similar in size to relatives such as Chasmosaurus. Sinoceratops has a short, pudgy body, a round, curved frill, and one rhino-like horn

[@dodgsonwevegotdodgsonhere9970]

Dude, these video profiles are damn awesome, keep up the good work!

[@JurassicResort]

Thank you Dodgson

[@andrewjs7397]

I love the sinoceratops.

[@Gggodzilla_evolved411]

Sino is my favorite dino i even have a full jurrasic world figures including godzilla and sinoceratops ! ❤️

[@andrewjs7397]

Sinoceratops It's one of my favourite dinosaur.

[@JoshuaModerwell]

Not bad, not too bad at all.

[@lucamaiocchi7208]

i love sinoceratops 😍❤

[@boradaboss8317]

I’ve been waiting for this

[@JurassicResort]

Patience always pays off.

[@boradaboss8317]

I never thought I would be able to speak to you :)

[@JurassicResort]

lol but I am not god 😂😇 You can talk to me. I can't answer everyone of course but when I'm asked questions and I can answer them, I do.

[@boradaboss8317]

@@JurassicResort thanks for the reminder, I love your videos and really need this info to make my park five stars.

[@Fire-Scorcher5546]

Apatosaurus Apatosaurus Apatosaurus

[@rileyohrt7256]

Thank you!!!

[@JurassicResort]

🙏 I hope my little video lives up to your expectations.

[@andresdeleon5160]

I love sinoceratops.

[@redx3816]

And also that Sinoceratops lived alongside the massive hadrosaur Shangtungosaurus, the titanosaur Zhuchengtitan, and the small ceratopsian Zhuchengceratops. The apex predator at the time was the massive Zhuchengtyrannus, which may have rivaled Tyrannosaurus in size.

[@JurassicResort]

I discovered this theropod while doing my research on the sinoceratops and yes it looked super impressive.

[@mimicproduction3814]

Great video as always

[@JurassicResort]

Thk u mimic ✊

[@nathanpvzthegreatdinosaur]

Sinoceratops are favorite Ceratopsidae as we’ll

[@silvanschmed246]

How do you do this? Why do you have such an eye for making these amazing camera shots? Great work as always👏 Can't wait for the next one

[@JurassicResort]

Thank you very much for your message. It warms my heart to see my work appreciated. To answer you, it's a lot of work. First to make the videos but also before because I studied graphic arts all my life. It's like with sports, when you manage to break your records it's often the reward of all the long work you did for years before your competition. I still have a lot of things to learn and improve on but I try with my small means to do nice things.

[@silvanschmed246]

@@JurassicResort Only nice?? So far, every video on your channel has been nothing but absolutley amazing🤩

[@JurassicResort]

@@silvanschmed246 Thank you very much. But I would like to do so much better. I work a lot to try to improve my movies.

[@silvanschmed246]

@@JurassicResort Do what you do best. But so far, it had been impressive work

[@aryshandono3249]

It's rather curious to see the movie uses lesser known dinosaur some. If it weren't for Fallen Kingdom, I wouldn't have known this particular Ceratopsian existed

[@JurassicResort]

Yes, and there are many species of dinosaurs. We probably only know a few. Let's not forget that they lived for millions and millions of years. Man has only been around for 200,000 years. We are so small compared to what the dinosaurs were.

[@alexthefox1175]

This animal would be a good choice for a beginner

[@matthewe456]

thank you

[@JurassicResort]

🙏

[@jennastrange472]

Here are some good ideas for the next herbivorous species for the next video: Styracosaurus Pachycephalosaurus Kentrosaurus Nodosaurus Nasutoceratops Torosaurus Muttaburrasaurus Diplodocus Mamenchisaurus Dreadnoughtus Struthiomimus Maisaura Corythosaurus Crichtonsaurus

[@mathisntmybestsubject8440]

Sinoceratops isn't really my favorite ceratopsid and I kinda wish they'd gone with another one in Fallen Kingdom.

[@aidenbaba9694]

it was supposed to be a pachyrhinosauros in jwfk but they changed it

[@twk.1002]

Giganotozaur pliissssss

[@sillypoopfartlopez4717]

You're awesome

[@JurassicResort]

Thank you 🙃

[@JG-ck1ck]

Me to

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

It looks like a mix between a chameleon and a rhinoceros

[@Quis3555]

One thicc boi

[@givangkaraznffauzi2284]

2:13 wait what?i can add sinoceratops to my raptor place?

[@glebthetoast]

#дляактива

[@nuts7816]

Hello!!!

[@JurassicResort]

Salut 🖖

[@szreksonn]

Sino and small?? This is one of the biggest Ceratopsian ever discovered!! It still in top 10 biggest ceratopsian

[@Gggodzilla_evolved411]

But in real life sino has no holes

[@redx3816]

real-life Sinoceratops were covered with skin rather than exposed. The frill was also taller in real-life.

[@JurassicResort]

I also believe that the holes were not visible but hidden by the skin, much like Frontier did for the Torosaurus. It's probably to avoid being cofounded that they chose to show the holes of the sinoceratops.

[@redx3816]

@@JurassicResort yes

[@motomoto3558]

Can you add a pterodactyl to the species profile please

[@JurassicResort]

I will not forget them.

[@pumpkin2137]

Wait... What is medium Carnivore?

[@JurassicResort]

A small carnivore is a velociraptor, for example. A medium is a baryonyx. And a large carnivore is a giga.

[@user-xt1lf7zu3d]

시노케라톱스

[@Thebritsonthatsmoke]

How did you complete Claire’s mission it’s so hard

[@JurassicResort]

You have to choose the right species of dinosaurs, the least social and with the least stress. This is strategic.

[@croccie8671]

@@JurassicResort i think the ceratosaurus would be great as it can live individually and has low stress levels.

[@leodesiles]

C'est bien c'est bien après reste à savoir pourquoi ils ont voulu faire ces trous dans la collerette ?

[@JurassicResort]

Un abonné vient de me dire que l'explication serait un génome incomplet. En pensant au jeu, je m'étais dis que c'était pour apporter plus de différences entre les cératopsiens. Mais en fait ils n'ont fait que suivre le design du film donc c'est pas ça… Je me dis qu'en fait Universal ne cherche pas nécessairement à coller à la réalité, en fait ils ne l'ont jamais vraiment fait ou bien seulement quand ça les arrangeait. C'est sans doute pareil ici, les trous c'était plus stylé, faut ptete pas chercher plus loin.

[@leodesiles]

@@JurassicResort franchement pour moi c'est trou dans la collerette ça me gêne parce que on s'éloigne du côté scientifique de la chose et on passe vraiment dans le parti film pour l'argent

[@JurassicResort]

Non ce n'est pas comme ça que tu dois le prendre. Jurassic Park n'a jamais été autre chose qu'une œuvre de science-fiction. Beaucoup de personnes ont tendance à l'oublier et à projeter sur ces romans et ces films leurs attentes. Mais ce ne sont pas des documentaires et si à certains moments les créateurs de ces œuvres ont décidé d'utiliser tel ou tel élément pour ajouter du réalisme à l'œuvre, ça ne sera JAMAIS la réalité. Ca reste du cinéma. C'est comme les films historiques. T'as un paquet de spectateurs qui pensent que les films historiques respectent les faits mais en fait non, seulement quand ça les arrange. C'est de l'Art. Si tu gardes bien ça en tête alors tu ne peux avoir que du plaisir à te plonger dans cet univers de science-fiction.