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Jeep Wrangler

The **Jeep Wrangler** is a Vehicle in JurassiCraft.

With the Jeep item selected, right-click on the ground in a sufficiently open area to place it. Left-clicking repeatedly on the Jeep will break it until it drops as an item again.

## Recipe

* 4 Light Gray Dye
* 3 Rose Red
* 1 Car Tire
* 1 Unfinished Car

## Controlling

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Once placed, right-click on an empty seat to get in. If there are no players in the Jeep, you will automatically enter the driver's seat and control the vehicle.

The Jeep Wrangler is controlled via the WASD keys.

The Jeep can drive up 1 block, but not over, and they cannot pass under any ceiling lower than 3 blocks.
Gracilaria

## *Gracilaria sp.*

* **Height**: 1 block
* **Fully aquatic**
* **Spreads over time, faster at light level 5-11**
* **Time**: Modern
* **Native biome(s)**: Ocean, Beach
	+ Can also be obtained by fishing

   Gracilaria is a modern genus of red algae. This aquatic marine alga is commercially farmed, both for food, and as a source of Agar jelly (such as the type used in biological sciences).

In order to make Agar, you will first need to find some ***Gracilaria seaweed***. it can either be found growing underwater in Ocean biomes, or much more rarely, it can be obtained as a random catch with a fishing rod.

Gracilaria seaweed can be planted on *Sand*, *Gravel*, *Clay* (soft), or *any dirt variant*. It will spread over time, and it spreads most rapidly from light level 5 to light level 11. This means that if you have a big enough pool or bay handy with adequate lighting, you can easily farm it.
Cleaning Station

The **Cleaning Station** is a machine used to clean Encased Fossils, as well as eventually tar, permafrost and coprolites to expose their fossilized contents.

## Recipe

* 3 Iron Ingots
* 2 Redstone
* 2 Block of Iron
* 1 Empty Bucket
* 1 Glass Pane

## Operating

The **Cleaning Station** must be filled via water from a bucket to operate, and will gradually use the water in reserve to clean the fossils. One bucket of water will fill the entire reserve.

Encased Fossils mostly yield various fossilized bones of their corresponding dinosaurs and other very old animals, and **encased nest fossils** yield 0-7 fossilized eggs per unit.

Once dinosaur bones or eggs have been obtained from the Cleaning Station, they can either be placed in the Fossil Grinder, or prepared into a mounted specimen using a Skeleton Assembly Table.
Tempskya

## *Tempskya sp.*

* **Height**: 2 blocks
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Early to Late Cretaceous
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores

An odd, tree-like fern, Tempskya grew more or less worldwide during the Cretaceous, and could reach a height of up to 4,5 metres. Its fossils have mostly been found in the Northern Hemisphere (for example in the Czech Republic and Japan), but also in Argentina and Australia.

Its closest modern relatives are ferns in the order Polypodiales.
Bales

If you have created an extinct plant species and placed it in an area where it can spread, you may wish to trim some of your stock back a bit from time to time, and make it into a form of hay ***bales*** as backup food reserves for herbivores. 9 individuals of the same plant species in a crafting table make one bale. It should be noted though that the bales can't be crafted back into the plants.

Any of the extinct plant species can be made into these bales, and *in this first update*, making them into hay eliminates any toxicity they had in life (however, *in future updates* you will need to be careful when choosing the plant for the job, as hay made from certain species can be quite poisonous to your animals).
Asian Hybrid Serpent

## History

Before it's time in Too Strange, AHS was created by genetic experimentation in Singapore by a scientist using DNA from various poisonous and non-poisonous snakes from around the world.

### **Joining Too Strange**

AHS joined the group around 1 year before the Battle of Terryf.

## Powers & Abilities

**Superhuman Strength:** AHS can bend solid steel by tightening her body, and is capable of lifting and moving around with weight in excess of 3 tons.

**Superhuman Speed:** AHS can move faster than the finest human athletes.

**Superhuman Durability:** AHS possesses skin significantly tough than either human or snake skin and can withstand small arms fire.

**Venom**

### **ABILITIES**

**Heat Vision:** She can see the body temperature of living organisms.

**Vibration Sensing:** AHS can locate prey and targets by feeling the vibrations in the ground.

### **WEAKNESSES**

If her tough skin in penetrated, the results for AHS can be significant.

Cold temperatures are hazardous to her.
Velociraptor

Velociraptor From Jurassicraft 2.2.7

#### Quick, highly intelligent, and highly aggressive, Velociraptor is one of the more challenging carnivorous dinosaurs to keep in captivity. They are also considerably larger than the ones in the fossil record, typically measuring 3 - 4 meters or so in length. These social predators typically live in packs of about 3 - 20 individuals, and are able to launch co-ordinated attacks on even very large prey. To a Velociraptor pack, anything from a large rat to a large hadrosaur can be considered potential prey.

Potential raptor keepers *BEWARE*, as not only are Velociraptors accomplished escape artists that will quickly find any weaknesses in their enclosure's fencing, they also have a good memory, and have been known to hold grudges. They can also run at similar speeds to those of a cheetah, and are able to leap astonishingly high. They can also open wooden doors.
Heliconia

## Heliconia sp. (Upcoming, arrives in update 2.1.0)

* **Height**: 2 blocks
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Present
* **Native biome(s)**: Jungle
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores

Also known as the lobster-claw, wild plantain or false bird-of-paradise, Heliconia is a modern genus of tropical flowering plant. Most species can be found in the tropical Americas, though some species also occur on islands in the western Pacific.

These plants range from half a metre to 4.5 metres tall, and have long, simple leaves. Some species of bat, such as the Honduran white bat, use these leaves like tents to roost in. Various insects (particularly beetles) feed on the inner surfaces of the leaves, and some species of mosquito have also been known to lay their eggs in the water-filled floral bracts of these plants.

Heliconia is famous for its large, colourful inflorescences (flower-bearing structures), which are typically pollinated by hummingbirds (though sometimes by macroglosine bats). These make Heliconia a popular choice in ornamental gardens.

In Jurassicraft, Heliconia is a common sight in *Jungle* biomes. However, unlike its poisonous neighbour the West Indian Lilac, this plant is safe and edible to herbivorous dinosaurs.
Wild Potato

## Wild Potato (*Solanum tuberosum*)

* **Height**: 1 block
* **Typical crop, planted on farmland**
* **Time**: Pleistocene to Recent
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Resource(s)**:
	+ Food
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores
	+ Edible to humans

The Wild Potato (*Solanum tuberosum*) is the ancestor of the modern potato. It was first domesticated in southern Peru or northwest Bolivia, between 5000 and 8000 BC. The earliest confirmed domestic potato tuber remains were found at the Ancon site in Peru, and date back to around 2500 BC.

Just like the Wild Onion, the Wild Potato is essentially identical to its modern descendants in terms of needs. However, each potato tuber is much smaller than what modern humans are used to, only reaching the size of a peanut pod at the very largest. If you've ever wanted a visually and historically interesting (if substantially lacking) novelty crop that you can trick gullible tourists into buying for inflated prices, this is the plant for you.

Food dishes that use this plant:

* Fun Fries (upcoming, arrives in update 2.1.0)
Journal Entries

Journals are readable books which contain entries from many well known scientists including John Hammond about their discoveries and experiences working with dinosaurs.

As of now, there are 9 journals, all of which can typically found in various parts of the Visitor Centre.

## Journals

* Chef Alejandro
* Dennis Nedry
* Dr. Gerry Harding
* Dr. Henry Wu
* Dr. Laura Sorkin
* Ed Regis
* John Hammond
* Ray Arnold
* Robert Muldoon
Nationalist European Union

## Overview

After the event in America and East Asia, Europe wanted to become more unified. It set out to form an european national idendity. Unfortunately for eastern Europe that identity was majorly based on West European identity and they decided to leave the project. Even through Britain left the EU at the beginning of 2016, it decided to return to EU after the world changing events. It is now an autonomous federal subject of Nationalist European Union.

## Developments

2021 - With the funding provided towads microtech, scientists have made great strides in finding ways to create such technology.
Plant Cells

**Plant Cells** are Syringes filled with... well, *plant cells*, used by the Embryonics Machine to clone prehistoric plants.

## Obtaining

To fill an Empty Syringe with plant cells, right-click on a valid plant with the Syringe in your hand. Valid plants include vanilla crops, Tall Grass, and Dead Bushes, though interestingly not Sugar Cane, Cactus or Grass Blocks.
Moss

## Moss (*Sphagnum sp.*)

* **Height**: Pressure Plate
* **Spreads on Peat**
* **Time**: Triassic to Modern
* **Native biome(s)**: Forest, Birch Forest, Flower Forest, Taiga, Mega Taiga, Jungle, Swampland

If you spawn in or discover a *Forest*, *Birch Forest*, *Flower Forest*, *Taiga*, *Mega Taiga*, *Jungle* or *Swampland* biome, you may notice flat patches of ***Moss*** (roughly the same shape as Pressure Plates) growing on grass or other dirt variants. Moss is a small but hardy plant, and it can easily be mined and picked up by hand or basically any tool/item, although it is fastest with *Shears*.

   Once you have a decent amount of ***Peat*** and some Moss, you can start farming the Moss.

Moss can be placed on Peat, Gravel, Cobblestone or any dirt variant. However, it will spread when placed on Peat.

   Once you have obtained 9 or more moss tiles, you can craft 9 of them into a ***Peat Moss*** block. Peat Moss blocks will become useful once you start hatching dinosaurs with the Incubator...
The Femicracy of Australia and Oceania

## Overview

After the year 2016, the contemporary feminism started to turn to extrememism, perverting and twisting is, turning into more of a woman supermacy ideology. By the time 2019 rolled around, 10th wave feminists were hatching plans to overthrow Australian government and install a new government they coined as "femicracy".

## Developments

2021 - Australia killed off quite a lot white males in response to many countries "bullying Australia". However the mass drowning fulfilled a prophecy and Steve Irwin returned, gathered a loyal followership and usurped the government.
Skeleton

Skeletons are an elaborate decoration in Jurassicraft. They are built by first collecting all the different bones of a particular creature, and then putting them together in a Skeleton Assembly Table.

There are two types of skeleton; **Fossilized** and **Fresh**. As the names suggest, fossilized skeletons are crafted from a complete set of fossilized bones (obtained from the Cleaning Station), while fresh skeletons are crafted from a complete set of fresh bones (obtained from a recently deceased creature).

When placed, the skeletons work in a way similar to ordinary signposts. The position and angle of a skeleton depends on what direction you are facing when you place it.

Brachiosaurus skeletonCoelacanth skeletonDilophosaurus skeletonGallimimus skeletonMicroraptor skeletonMussaurus skeletonParasaurolophus skeletonTriceratops skeletonTyrannosaurus skeletonVelociraptor skeleton
Orontium mackii

* **Height**: 1 block
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Late Cretaceous
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores, but mildly risky (5 - 10 seconds of *Weakness* when eaten)

An extinct species of flowering plant in the family Araceae, *Orontium mackii* grew in North America during the Late Cretaceous. Its remains have been found in New Mexico. It grew in subtropical wetlands, although unlike the modern *O. aquaticum*, it was not entirely restricted to the water, and it was able to grow on land.
Peat

In *Swampland* biomes specifically, you will find pockets or layers of ***Peat*** blocks among the Dirt, typically located just beneath the grass layer. Peat is used to farm Moss. You can mine the Peat with any tool, although it is fastest with a *Shovel*.

Once you have a decent amount of Peat, be careful where and how you place it! If you’re in a Swampland biome, you can place it anywhere you want without consequences. However, *in any other biome* it’ll soon dry out and turn into Dirt unless you keep it moist.

Luckily, Peat obeys the same rules as Farmland, meaning that any Peat blocks within 4 blocks of water stay irrigated regardless of the biome they are in. Unlike Farmland however, Peat blocks won’t be damaged if you jump on them.
Petrified Log

Petrified Logs in a cave

**Petrified Logs** are a type of Fossil Ore, being the fossilized remains of ancient trees. They most commonly occur in rock layers (as vertical, horizontal or diagonal rows of blocks), although in the Desert, Mesa and Extreme Hills biomes, they can sometimes be seen on the surface. They require an Iron Pickaxe or stronger to mine.

Petrified logs vary in appearance between tree species. Unlike living logs, however, they can’t be cooked into Charcoal nor crafted into Planks, and can therefore only be used as decoration or ground up in a Fossil Grinder to make their corresponding Soft Tissue.

Unlike Twig Fossils, Petrified Logs yield specific Soft Tissues.

## Types

* Petrified Psaronius Log
* Petrified Petrified Araucaria Log
* Petrified Calamites Log
* Petrified Ginkgo Log
* Petrified Phoenix Log
Helicopter

The **Helicopter** is a flying Vehicle useful for quickly traveling large distances.

## Recipe

* 1 Cactus Green
* 1 Iron Blades
* 3 Car Tire
* 1 Engine System
* 1 Car Windscreen
* 2 Block of Iron

## Controlling

Holding space will turn on the helicopter; once the blades are spinning fast enough, holding space will it fly upwards. Hold Ctrl to descend, or WASD to fly in any direction. The helicopter can be turned by using the left and right arrow keys.

If the blades collide with a block while spinning, the helicopter will lose durability. If it is too heavily damaged while flying, it will drop from the sky and explode on impact.
Hippurites radiosus

* **Height**: 1 block
* **'*Fully aquatic***
* **Spreads over time**
* **Time**: Late Cretaceous
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**
	+ Not currently edible to any in-game mob

A genus of rudist bivalve mollusk (order: Hippuritoida), Hippurites lived during the Late Cretaceous. Its fossils have been found in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America. The asymmetrical shells of these strange clams individually stood upright on the seabed.

In-game, plant it on sand, gravel, clay or dirt.
Raptor Paddock

### **JP Information**

Originally built by InGen in the late 80s or early 90s, this structure was originally intended to be a sort of hatchery or nursery pen. In the summer of 1993, CEO John Hammond (in)famously decided that one of these mini-enclosures should be used to more easily showcase one of the deadliest dinosaur species in Jurassic Park, the Velociraptor.

When the power went out in the park, the raptors broke out and went on a rampage, killing several people.

### **In-game Information**

In Jurassicraft, the "Raptor Paddock" is an abandoned, vine-infested structure that can rarely be found in Savanna or Jungle biomes.

It is constructed mostly of stone brick, iron bars, stone slabs and Reinforced Stone, as well as a ring of electric fence. The two most distinctive features of the paddock are the densely vegetated pit surrounded by fence, and the small guard tower monitoring it.

Inside the tower is a small chest containing whatever supplies were left when the old park was abandoned.
Visitor Centre

## **In-game Information**

   A very rare find indeed, the Visitor Centre can sometimes be found in Savanna and Jungle biomes. With well over a dozen rooms and many, many secrets, it is the largest and most detailed **Structure** in Jurassicraft.

As one might expect, it is full of all kinds of loot, including (but not limited to) building materials, **Lab Equipment**, **All Sorts Of Trinkets**, and of course **Journal Entries**.

A map to the nearest Visitor Center can be obtained through trading with a Cartographer

## **JP Information**

The main hub of activity at Site A, the quintessential "heart" of Jurassic Park, the Visitor Centre was intended to serve as an enormous showroom, where visitors to the park would begin their adventure upon arrival. Complete with a functioning restaurant, a gift shop, a genetics lab and even a small cinema, this place was designed to captivate the public, preparing them for the grand tour of John Hammond's vision.

However, after the shutdown of the park following the disastrous 1993 incident, the Visitor Centre was hastily abandoned along with the park, and left to rot in silence...

Who knows what secrets may be hidden in these dangerous, festering ruins?
Liriodendrites bradacii

* **Height**: 2 blocks
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Late Cretaceous
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores

*Liriodendrites bradacii* is an extinct species of Magnolia-like tree or large shrub that grew in North America during the Late Cretaceous. Its fossils have been found at the famous Hell Creek Formation.
Gallimimus

**Gallimimus** is a speedy social ornithomimid. Extremely skittish, **Gallimimus** are always aware of their surroundings. Constantly cocking their heads at the horizon and looking left to right, it's downright impossible for any large dangerous carnivores to approach **Gallimimus** without them running off. As mentioned before, **Gallimimus** are incredibly skittish, and the first signs of danger the attacked individual's cry of pain will definitely result in the rest of the flock running off. And when they do run off, they can leap 2 blocks into the air, allowing for an effective getaway at times! **Gallimimus** will wander the world, occasionally stopping to peck the ground. They will also occasionally flock, moving incredibly fast, in groups ranging from 2 individuals to 32! When hungry, **Gallimimus** will seek out any plants, both vanilla and **JurassiCraft**, and will also eat vegetation from feeders. When thirsty, **Gallimimus** can drink water from either nearby water sources or from the rain. **Gallimimus** are diurnal, and will go to sleep late at night and wake up when the sun is up.

Males and females will occasionally **breed**, producing 2-6 eggs.

**Gallimimus** is ***imprintable*** (see: **Taming**), but note that a tamed individual will ***not*** defend you if you are attacked. And if your attacker is a carnivore, they'll actually run off anyways.

Speaking of such, **Gallimimus** ***will*** attack you with *5* *HP* if you attack the babies first, giving the babies time to run!
Fun Fries

Arriving in update 2.1.0, Fun Fries are a herb-flavoured potato-based snack or side-dish ideal for a park setting.

First, you'll need to craft ***Oiled Potato Strips***. There are two ways of doing this:

1 bottle of Ajuginucula smithii oil and 4 Wild Potatoes, resulting in **one portion of strips**, or 1 bottle of Ajuginucula smithii oil and 2 ordinary *Potatoes*, resulting in **four portions of strips**.

Next, cook your oiled potato strips in a furnace, to get ***Fun Fries***. Each portion has roughly the same food value as an Apple in vanilla Minecraft.

### **Trivia**

* Fun Fries are a side dish you can sell at the kiosks in the game Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis.
* The idea of the massive difference between using wild potatoes and using modern potatoes is to highlight just how dramatically selective farming over thousands of years can change a species.
Coelacanth

Coelacanth in the ocean

## **In-game Information**

**JurassiCraft's** first aquatic species! The **Coelacanth** is a fish dating back to the early Devonian. Independent drift-hunting prehistoric fish, **Coelacanth** are normally passive aquatic creatures. They have around *10 HP* of health, and they deal a simple *2 HP* of attack damage. **Coelacanth** will hunt squids and any chickens in the wrong place in the wrong time. **Coelacanth** also eat **Krill** and **Plankton** items. They are individual fishes, and unlike many creatures, have no flocking behavior. Extremely fluent in the water, **Coelacanth** have no direct sleeping schedule, and are awake at all times. And unlike every other prehistoric animal, **Coelacanth** have no need for a drinking source, since they directly live in water. Male and female **Coelacanth** will occasionally **breed**, giving birth to 1-3 live young. **Coelacanth** are ***not imprintable*** (see **Taming**), because of their low level of intelligence.

Also do note that Coelacanth meat is not at all recommended for consumption by players! Raw Coelacanth meat inflicts Poison and Nausea effects when eaten, while cooked Coelacanth meat only inflicts Nausea. However, specialized piscivores (like spinosaurids and mosasaurids) can eat either of these items without any side effects.

Coelacanth are cloned similarly to dinosaurs, but once a Coelacanth syringe is obtained, it must be placed into the Cultivator to gestate it.

## **Real-world Information**

The **Coelacanths** (*Latimeria chalumnae* and *Latimeria menadoensis*) are the last known remaining modern representatives of the Coelacanthiformes, an order of sarcopterygian bony fish that dates back to the Early Devonian.

The word "**coelacanth**" is Greek for "hollow spine", and refers to the fish's unique hollow spine fins. Thick scales act as armour to protect the fish from predators. Using its 8 different fins, the **coelacanth** is extremely maneuverable in the water, and can easily orient itself in almost any direction in the water.

Modern coelacanths are nocturnal, piscivorous drift-hunters found exclusively in the deep, relatively unexplored depths of the Indian Ocean. Prehistoric coelacanths however were hugely diverse, ranging from the slow, swamp-dwelling giant Mawsonia, to the fast, active open-ocean pursuit predator Rebellatrix.

Coelacanths are oviviviparous, meaning that after mating, the female incubates the fertilized eggs inside her body, and then gives birth to live young just over a year later.

Due to their flesh containing high amounts of oil, urea, wax esters and other such nastiness, coelacanths are a poor food source for humans and hard for us to digest. Eating them can cause diarrhea!

## **JP Information**

In order to keep coelacanths, you will need a very deep (and preferably dark) body of saltwater, ideally with some large rock formations for the fish to hide behind if threatened.

Although borderline inedible to humans, it is able to be processed very easily by the specialized digestive systems of spinosaurid dinosaurs and most large predatory marine reptiles.
Building a park

If you're cloning dinosaurs, it is fairly likely that you intend to build some kind of zoo or park to house them. Jurassicraft has included some decorations, cuisine and other things for just such an occasion.

### **Building materials**

* Reinforced Stone
* Clear Glass
* Fences
* Tour Vehicle Track

### **Decorations**

* Paddock Signs
* Attraction Signposts
* Murals
* Skeletons
* Skeleton Assembly Table

### **Cuisine and cooking**

* Chilean Sea Bass
* Fun Fries

### **Vehicles**

* Jeep Wrangler
* Ford Explorer
Low Security Fence

The **Low Security Fence** is a type of electric fence introduced in update 2.1.0 of JurassiCraft. It is made of three components:

## LSF Base Recipe

* 2 Iron Nuggets
* 1 Iron Ingot
* 3 Stone (Andesite, Diorite and Granite are also acceptable)
* 1 Redstone

Recipe makes 6 Low Security Fence Bases.

## LSF Pole Recipe

* 2 Iron Ingots
* 1 Redstone

Recipe makes 2 Low Security Fence Poles.

## LSF Wire Recipe

* 6 Iron Ingots
* 1 Redstone

Recipe makes 16 Low Security Fence Wire.

## Usage

The fence can be powered by placing a Redstone block, Redstone torch or other Redstone signal underneath a Fence Base with a Fence Pole on top of it. This will power the fence in an 8 block radius.

When powered, the warning lights on the fence poles will glow, and the fence wires will deal minor damage when touched.

If the fence is not powered, the wires can be climbed by players, Velociraptors and Microraptors.
Big Knife Red

Nothing of BKR's Pre-Too Strange life is known.

## Powers & Abilities

As a human, Red possesses no superhuman powers.

He possesses the strength level of a man his age, height and weight who engages in moderate intensive training.

The Sword of Ivan however grants Red a few powers:

* **Enhanced Stamina:** With the sword, Red can fight at his fullest for 12 hours before fatigue sets in.
* **Shield Skin:** A thin, invisible force field covers Red's body. Though contact does not hurt, it can move him. The shield also protects from chemicals, toxins and drugs within the air or liquids.

### **ABILITIES**

**Master Martial Artist:** He is an expert in hand-to-hand combat, being very skilled in multiple martial arts.

**Expert Swordsman:** Morgan is highly skilled with swords and other bladed weapons.

### **WEAKNESSES**

Without the connection to his sword, Red is a normal human and as such can be killed by the things that kill all humans.

### **WEAPONS**

**Sword of Ivan:** A very large, knife-like sword once owned by Ivan the Terrible, supposedly created by a demon. The sword chooses its owner, deciding for itself who is worthy for it to be carried by. The wielder of the sword finds the sword light as a feather, though upon contact it delivers an incredible amount of force, enough to cleave a car in two. The sword also generates a skin tight shield over the wielders body, preventing and physical or chemical-based harm coming to the swordsman.
Plankton

### **Real-world Information**

***Plankton*** are tiny, typically microscopic, usually free-floating organisms that live in the water column of large bodies of freshwater and saltwater. Unlike Krill, plankton consists of a wide range of different organisms, including tiny bacteria, archaea, algae, protozoans, and tiny free-floating animals. Although most plankton are tiny, the term also covers relatively large organisms such as jellyfish. Some animals (such as various crustaceans) are also classed as plankton in their larval stage, although they eventually grow out of it as they mature.

Phytoplankton specifically are the most basic type of plankton, and rely on photosynthesis like plants. They are usually found near the surface, and are a very important source of oxygen.

Phytoplankton, zooplankton, bacterioplankton and mycoplankton form the base of the aquatic food chain. They are an especially important food source for tiny fish larvae, as well as countless other animals.

### **In-game Information**

In Jurassicraft, Plankton are used to feed the Coelacanth (and eventually also other (typically small) aquatic creatures). In order to obtain Plankton, right-click on water with a Fine Net until a Plankton item goes to your inventory. Krill can also be obtained in the same way.

Once you have a Plankton item, right-click with it on the water surface (like a lily pad) to place a Plankton Swarm. The swarm will automatically dispense new Plankton items every 5 minutes or so. It is recommended that you place several of these in a pool or tank containing Coelacanths, to keep them reliably fed.

Left-click on the swarm to break it and obtain the Plankton item back into your inventory.

In future updates, Plankton will also be involved in the creation of ancient corals.
Rhamnus salicifolius

* **Height**: 1 block
* **Typical crop, planted on farmland**
* **Time**: Late Cretaceous
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Resource(s)**:
	+ Dandelion Yellow (convert from the berries)
	+ Ink sacs (convert from the seeds)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Poisonous to humans
	+ Poisonous to most herbivores
	+ Safe for hadrosaurs (such as Parasaurolophus)

Native to North America, *Rhamnus salicifolius* is an extinct species of buckthorn that grew at the very end of the Late Cretaceous, around 66 million years ago. Its fossils have been found at the famous Hell Creek Formation.

Buckthorns (genus Rhamnus) are still around today in the temperate and subtropical regions of North America, east Asia, Africa, and South America. They produce distinctive berries (usually either red or black in colour). However, these berries are somewhat poisonous, and are generally unsafe for consumption by humans. Instead, the berries are often used to make yellow dyes, and the seeds are used to make lubricating oils, printing ink, and soap.

Commonly referred to by park staff as the "Cretaceous buckthorn", *R. salicifolius* is somewhat poisonous, just like many of its modern descendants. The effects of eating them are generally mild, but can be rather annoying due to their purgative properties. Some dinosaurs however, such as hadrosaurs, appear to produce a kind of natural antidote to the buckthorn's poison in their digestive systems, meaning they can generally eat the berries without side effects.

Despite being inedible to humans and most non-hadrosaurian dinosaurs, the Cretaceous buckthorn has its uses. Its berries are a great source of yellow dye, and its seeds can be made into ink.
Stylophyllopsis

## *Stylophyllopsis sp.*

* **Height**: 1 block
* ' ***'*Fully aquatic**
* **Spreads over time**
* **Time**: Early Triassic to Miocene
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**
	+ Not currently edible to any in-game mob

A highly successful extinct genus of scleractinian (or "stony") coral, Stylophyllopsis mainly grew in shallow coral reefs, from the Early Triassic, all the way to the Miocene. Its fossils have been found worldwide.

In-game, plant it on sand, gravel, clay or dirt.
Small Cycad

## Small Cycad (unidentified Cycadophyte)

* **Height**: 1 block
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Early Permian to Present
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Somewhat poisonous to most herbivores (medium-length *Poison* effect when eaten)
	+ ~~Stegosaurus~~ and other cycad specialists can eat this plant without consequences.

Cycads are a class of seed plants with a long history in the fossil record, dating back to at least the Early Permian. Most are wind-pollinated, although a few rely on pollination by very specific types of beetle. Although not universally so, many are poisonous, and a small handful (such as the Sago Cycad) are extremely toxic if consumed.
Chain Fern

## Chain Fern (*Woodwardia sp.*)

* **Height**: 1 block
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Late Cretaceous to Present
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores

The chain fern (*Woodwardia sp.*) is a modern fern that today grows mainly in western North America. Each frond typically grows 1 - 3 metres long, and although habitat preference varies between species, ferns of this genus are often found in the undergrowth of moist coniferous forests. Fossils of Woodwardia have been found in Washington state, USA, dating back to at least the Middle Miocene. Its fossils have also been discovered at the Hell Creek Formation, dating back to the end of the Late Cretaceous.
Encephalartos

## *Encephalartos sp.*

* **Height**: 2 blocks
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Modern
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Somewhat poisonous (35% chance of a short to medium-length *Poison* effect if eaten)
	+ Stegosaurus and other cycad specialists can eat this plant without consequences.

Commonly known as Bread Trees or Bread Palms, cycads within the genus Encephalartos are still alive today in central and southeast Africa. The cones of this 3-4 metre tall cycad are harvested locally, and prepared into food due to the edible starch in the pith of the trunk. However, these plants (especially the seeds) can sometimes be quite toxic!
Budilly

**Budilly** is a Grass element Pico Pet. It is one of three possible starting pets, along with Fyro and Frosbit.

## Description

*A pea in a pod, a pearl in a shell, a mighty grass Pico Pet in an artichoke.*

## Levels found in

* Pico Forest: 6, 8
* Snowy Mountain: 5
* Challenge Tower: 13

## Appearance

Budilly has a yellow face with a green pointed marking on its top. It has round green eyes, and a small smile. Its main body is hidden by green leaves emerging from a magenta bud at its base.

## Name origin

"Budilly" seems to be derived from "bud" and "lily".
Aulopora

## *Aulopora sp.*

* **Height**: 1 block
* **Fully aquatic**
* **Spreads over time**
* **Time**: Ordovician to Permian
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**
	+ Not currently edible to any in-game mob

An extinct genus of tabulate coral, Aulopora lived from the Ordovician to the Permian. It typically encrusted hard surfaces, such as rocks, shells, and other corals. Its fossils have been found in the USA, for example in Ohio.

In-game, plant it on sand, gravel, clay or dirt.
Graminidites bambusoides

## *Graminidites bambusoides* (upcoming, arrives in update 2.1.0)

* **Height**: 2 blocks
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Late Cretaceous to Late Pleistocene
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores

One of the very earliest known genera of bamboo, Graminidites lived from the Late Cretaceous right up until the last Ice Age, around 70 million to just 126 thousand years ago. Remains of this plant have been found in Antarctica, Australia, Argentina, North America, western Europe, and Senegal.
*G. bambusoides* specifically is known from fossilized pollen samples discovered in Poland, dating back to the Late Miocene.
Brachiosaurus

The **Brachiosaurus** is the largest dinosaur in the whole history of **JurassiCraft**. A majestic sauropod, **Brachiosaurus** is a herd animal. While they're usually pretty peaceful because nothing attacks them when fully grown, with around *150 HP* of health, **Brachiosaurus** will still fight back hard towards any aggressors, dealing a good *15 HP* of damage. **Brachiosaurus** will search for all sorts of vegetation when feeling hungry, including the vanilla growing ones and **JurassiCraft** plant ones. They also will eat from feeders. **Brachiosaurus** can drink water either from a water source or from rain when thirsty, and they'll wander around the world, occasionally flocking

in groups ranging from 2-4. They will fall asleep when the moon is fully up in the sky, and wake up when the sun is fully up in the sky.
Bug Farming Crate

The **Bug-farming Crate** is a block that is used to mass-produce and dispense Bugs for insectivores.

In order to craft it, you will need 3 Iron Nuggets, 2 wood blocks of any type, 3 stone slabs (you can also use stone, quartz or brick slabs), and one chest.

Once you've placed the block, right-click on it to bring up the GUI. Insert at least one bug item of any species, and up to 3 stacks of crop products (for example - though not limited to - wheat, seeds and/or carrots). There are also three output slots for new bugs that will gradually multiply over time, while using up the food you inserted. Different types of bugs breed more effectively using different types of food (for example, crickets do well with wheat, while cockroaches will eat just about anything).

Even if the three output slots are filled, the crate will continue to produce more bugs as long as there is enough food for it. Any excess bugs will be dispensed from the crate, overflowing into the surrounding environment. This means that the bug-farming crate can essentially be used as an automatic feeder, provided you have enough resources for it.
Cinnamon Fern

## Cinnamon Fern (*Osmundastrum sp.*) (Upcoming, arrives in update 2.1.0)

* **Height**: 1 block
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Late Cretaceous - Present
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores

Cinnamon ferns (genus *Osmundastrum*) are leptosporangiate ferns that today can be found in the Americas and eastern Asia. They are typically found in bogs, swamps and moist woodlands. In late spring, they develop several spore-bearing fronds that gradually turn a cinnamon-like shade of brown, giving them their name.
Fossils of these ferns date back to the Late Cretaceous, around 80-75 million years ago.
Ópalo

**Ópalo** (**Opal** en E.U.A) es un personaje que apareció por primera vez en el episodio "La Mujer Gigante". Es la fusión entre Amatista y Perla. Es una de las fusiones a las cuales Steven las llama "Mujer Gigante", las otras son Alejandrita y Sardonyx.

## **Apariencia**

Ópalo es una Gema de alto rango que está formada por Amatista y Perla. Ella tiene el pelo largo y blanco crema atado en una coleta naranja y sus cabellos frontales están amarrados con unos accesorios amarillos, la piel de color malva, ojos celestes neón, y cuatro brazos delgados. En el episodio El Retorno cambia su apariencia a causa de que Perla se regeneró en Steven, El Espadachín, haciendo que ahora su vestimenta tenga unos tirantes y una gran faja amarilla atada en la cintura. Su vestido es de color verde menta y verde musgo, que se recorta entre sus piernas y termina con un grabado de estrella amarilla. Tiene también unas mayas de color marrón rosado, y unas zapatillas amarillas.

## **Personalidad**

Ópalo conserva una personalidad separada de las dos Gemas que la forman. Su personalidad, se especula que es afable: la parte de Amatista, pero perfeccionista y amable: la parte de Perla. Forman una especie de carácter gracioso, pero al mismo tiempo minucioso. También es bastante seria y perfeccionista al combatir. Ella parece ser más relajada con el deseo de Steven de divertirse, a pesar de que Perla y Amatista tengan personalidades distintas, Perla al ser la aparente gema dominante y su carácter perfeccionista intente mantener una fusión estable y esto explicaría la personalidad separada de las dos.

## **Habilidades**

* **Flechas de Energía:** El poder en conjunto de la lanza y el látigo, permiten crear una flecha creada de energía, esto sucede cuando Ópalo tira de la cuerda, la cual se ilumina de energía rosa/blanca y luego crea una flecha turquesa clara.
* **Flecha gigante:** Cuando Ópalo crea su flecha, alrededor de ella aparece un aura de luz blanca, la cual sirve como una especie de carga.
* **Flechas encapsuladoras:** Las flechas de Ópalo son capaces de encapsular gemas como si fueran encapsuladas por una gema.
* **Flechas múltiples:** Cuando Ópalo invoca su flecha, y sin cargar energía, la dispara y la misma brilla creando más flechas del mismo tamaño.
* **Caminar Sobre Agua:** Ópalo puede caminar sobre el agua.
* **Dinamoquinesis:** Aunque esta fusión no aparentara tener mucha fuerza, resulta que tiene incluso más fuerza que Garnet (aparentemente), ya que ella fue capaz de levantar el Taladro Gema por sí sola sin esfuerzo alguno.

## Poder Oculto

**Telepatía:** Perla tiene una pequeña conexión con los psíquico, y al fusionarse con Amatista, Ópalo adquiere este poder de Telepatía.
Dictyophyllum

## *Dictyophyllum sp.*

* **Height**: 1 block
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Triassic to Jurassic
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Mildly poisonous (15% chance of a short *Poison* effect if eaten)
	+ Apatosaurus and other fern specialists can eat this plant without consequences.

Dictyophyllum is an extinct fern genus in the family Dipteridaceae. Fossils of this plant date back to the Triassic and Jurassic (250 - 145 million years ago), and have been found worldwide.
Serenna veriformans

* **Height**: 2 blocks
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Triassic to Present
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Very toxic! (Very long *Poison* effect + 70% chance of medium-length *Wither* when eaten)
	+ Apatosaurus and other fern specialists can eat this plant without consequences.

*Serenna veriformans* is a (fictional) species of tree fern (from the first Jurassic Park novel) related to the Scaly Tree Fern. Its fossils date back more than 200 million years to the Triassic, although it is still around in the modern world in the tropical wetlands of Brazil and Colombia. The spores of this plant contain a toxic beta-carboline alkaloid that irritates the skin if the fronds are touched, and can be fatal if ingested. The toxicity of this alkaloid is estimated at around 50 times that of Oleander, so beware!
Caring for dinosaurs

If you have dinosaurs, the most important thing for them is their comfort. In order to keep them healthy, add some water in their enclosure, and one or many feeders. They'll also need space to grow and live properly. Some creatures may also need unconventional food sources.

* InGen Field Guide
* Feeder
* Bales
* Planning enclosures
* Taming
* Growth Serum
* Breeding
* Fine Net
* Krill
* Plankton
* Bugs
* Bug Farming Crate
Dicroidium zuberi

* **Height**: 2 blocks
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Triassic
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores

Dicroidium is an extinct genus of fork-leafed seed fern that grew throughout Gondwana during the Triassic (around 252 - 201 million years ago). Its remains have been found in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, South America, and Antarctica. Dicroidium can be distinguished from other seed ferns by a forked rachis (the shaft of the leaf), giving its leaves a forked or split appearance. This plant is a favourite of Mussaurus.
Clear Glass

***Clear Glass*** is a more refined variant of glass, that is crafted by surrounding an Iron Ingot with Glass blocks in a crafting table.

Its main features are more transparency than vanilla Minecraft glass, and connected textures when multiple Clear Glass blocks are placed next to each other, for a clearer view into enclosures.
Ford Explorer

The **Ford Explorer** is a Vehicle added by JurassiCraft. It can be either driven like the Jeep Wrangler or locked onto a Tour Vehicle Track.

## Recipe

* 1 Cactus Green
* 2 Rose Red
* 3 Dandelion Yellow
* 1 Lime Dye
* 1 Glass Pane
* 1 Unfinished Car

## Controlling

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While in the driver's seat, the Ford Explorer can be controlled with the WASD keys. It will break any tall grass it drives over and damage mobs it drives through.

## Trivia

* The Ford Explorer was added in version 2.1.4. Like the Jeep Wrangler, the Ford Explorer leaves tire marks.
Dicksonia

## *Dicksonia sp.*

* **Height**: 2 blocks
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Late Jurassic to Present
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Edible to herbivores

Some good good facts:Dicksonia is a modern genus of tree fern that is most commonly found in the tropical regions of the southern hemisphere. Depending on the exact species, its maximum,yeet, height can be anywhere from 4 - 10 metres. *D. antarctica* has an edible, starchy pith. Dicksonia is quite an old genus of tree fern, dating back to at least the Late Jurassic or Early Cretaceous.The end
Scaly Tree Fern

## Scaly Tree Fern (*Cyathea cooperi*)

* **Height**: 2 blocks
* **Spreads near water**
* **Time**: Late Jurassic to Present
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**:
	+ Somewhat poisonous (medium-length *Poison* effect when eaten)
	+ Apatosaurus and other fern specialists can eat this plant without consequences.

Also known as the Australian tree fern, the lacy tree fern, or Cooper's tree fern, the Scaly Tree Fern (*Cyathea cooperi*) is a tree-fern native to Queensland in southern Australia. It is a fast-growing plant capable of reaching 15 metres in height, and typically prefers shady, moist conditions, although it can also tolerate sunny areas as long as it gets enough water. The plant is inedible, and actually somewhat poisonous if consumed. The fossil history of tree ferns similar to the Scaly Tree Fern dates back to the Late Jurassic.
Fine Net

The Fine Net is a tool (added in update 2.1.0) that is used to obtain Plankton and Krill. In order to craft it, you will need 4 sticks, 2 string, and one wool block.

Once you have the net, right-click with it on water until you obtain a Plankton or Krill item. Not all clicks will yield successful results, so be patient and keep trying. The net will gradually use up its durability as you use it.
Fossil Ore

* Dinosaur Fossil
* Plant Fossil

**Fossil Ore** is arguably the signature ore of the **JurassiCraft** mod. There are two types of Fossil Ores: **Dinosaur Fossil Ores**, **Fossilized Nests**, and **Plant Fossil Ores**.

Fossil Ores are used to obtain the DNA of ancient species, both plant and animal (see Extracting DNA).

## Dinosaur Fossil Ores

When it comes to **Dinosaur Fossil Ores**, it is important to remember that different dinosaurs come from different geologic periods. Fossils from different geologic periods will be found at different depths. As such, the oldest period's fossils will be found deeper, and the earliest period's fossil will be found closer to the surface. Each period has a depth range for which fossils from that period can be found (see table).

In order to mine them, you must first right-click on them with a Plaster and Bandage to wrap them up, consuming the bandage; they can then be safely mined with an *Iron Pickaxe* or better. After you receive encased fossils you have to use the Cleaning Station to wash the encased fossils.

## Fossilized Nests

Like Dinosaur Fossil Ores, **Fossilized Nests** must be Encased with a Plaster and Bandage before they can be picked up. Washing the encased nests in a Cleaning Station can net you various numbers of Fossilized Eggs.

## Plant Fossil Ores

**Plant Fossil Ores** are relatively simpler than Dinosaur fossil ores. They do not follow a distribution based on depth and are just found randomly at all depths. Plant Fossil Ore blocks occur occasionally inside seams of Coal Ore. Like basic Fossil Ore, each block has a randomized texture. They can be mined with any tier of the *Pickaxe*, and are affected by Pickaxe enchantments.

When mined, they have the following chances of dropping things:

* Plant Fossil: 35%
* Coal: 25%
* Twig Fossil: 15%
* Flint: 15%
* Cobblestone: 10%
Cladochonus

## *Cladochonus sp.*

* **Height:** 1 block
* **Fully aquatic**
* **Spreads over time**
* **Time**: Late Carboniferous
* **Native biome(s)**: None (obtain from fossils)
* **Edibility**
	+ Not currently edible to any in-game mob

An extinct genus of tabulate coral, Cladochonus grew in the sea during the Late Carboniferous, around 307 - 298 million years ago. Its fossils have been found in the Carboniferous limestones of Greenwood County in Kansas, USA.

In-game, plant it on sand, gravel, clay or dirt.
Fences

As of update 2.1.0, Jurassicraft adds electric fences to help contain your animals. There is currently only one electric fence variant, but more will be added in future updates.

These fences can be powered by redstone, and any mob that touches a live fence wire will receive an electric shock as a warning.
Skeleton Assembly Table

The **Skeleton Assembly Table** is a specialized type of Crafting Table that is used to assemble the mounted Skeletons of ancient creatures.

## Recipe

* 1 Lapis Lazuli (or Blue Dye from the Biomes O' Plenty mod)
* 2 Paper
* 1 Crafting Table
* 2 Wooden Slabs (Any type)
* 2 Oak Fences
* 1 Low Security Fence Wire.

## Using

The crafting grid of the Skeleton Assembly Table is a 5x5 grid. A complete set of bones from a particular creature (obtained from either the Cleaning Station, or from the carcass of a living specimen) can be arranged in the table to create a placeable Skeleton. Recipes for the Skeletons can be found on their page.

Note that all the bones have to be of the same class, i.e. either all fossilized or all fresh.

## Trivia

* The Skeleton Assembly Table was added in update 2.1.0.