Indoraptor

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***Indoraptor*** is a genetically modified species of dinosaur in the *Jurassic World Evolution* series. The *Indoraptor* was created by Dr. Henry Wu by combining the base genome of *Indominus rex* with that of *Velociraptor*.

In *Evolution*, the *Indoraptor* was first added to the game with the Fallen Kingdom Dinosaur Update. *Indoraptor* can't be unlocked through typical means, and instead requires the full genome of both *Indominus* and *Velociraptor*, five Research Centers across the islands of the Muertes Archipelago and a high rating with the Security Division on Isla Sorna. Once these criteria have been met, *Indoraptor* can be unlocked via genetic research.

## History

After the creation of *Indominus rex* under a secret agenda, Dr. Henry Wu was taken to a secure location to develop a new species of hybrid dinosaur for military use, after the former escaped and wreaked havoc on Isla Nublar in 2015. After retrieving a bone from *Indominus* on the now-deserted Nublar, a team of mercenaries hired by Eli Mills brought the sample to Wu, who used it to perfect the design. By combining the genomes of *Indominus rex* and *Velociraptor*, Wu tried to create the perfect specimen to use in combat. However, the first *Indoraptor* was a prototype that lacked the social skills to obey and follow command, which made it all the more lethal. Shortly after the eruption of Mount Sibo on Isla Nublar, the *Indoraptor* specimen was almost sold in an auction for the surviving dinosaurs, though later escaped, pursuing Maisie Lockwood, Owen Grady, and Claire Dearing across the Lockwood Manor. The hybrid fought against the *Velociraptor* Blue, and after a protracted chase, he fell and got fatally impaled by the brow horns of an *Agujaceratops* skull.

## Characteristics

By far Dr. Wu's most terrifying hybrid dinosaur to date, *Indoraptor* is created from the DNA of numerous other genera including *Velociraptor*, *Deinosuchus* and the ferocious *Indominus rex*. Therefore, it shares many similarities with *Indominus*, though is only about half the body length. A series of quills also decorate its back and head. The forelimbs of the *Indoraptor* are nearly as long as its hindlimbs, which enables it to stand, walk, and run on all fours. Famed for its high intelligence and aggressive nature, *Indoraptor* is known as one of the most dangerous dinosaurs in existence, with incredible speed, strength and agility, excellent eyesight and the ability to camouflage itself ahead of ambushing its prey. It could well be the most perfect weapon man's ever made, trained to kill on command. Any deeper motives behind its creation are unknown. The base genome has black scales and a pair of orange streaks running down its sides.

## Gameplay

### *Evolution*

#### Behaviour

*Indoraptor* is an extremely aggressive hybrid. It'll try to escape like other dinosaurs, but will kill many more guests. It can't coexist with others of its own kind (unless specific social genes are applied to it prior to incubation) and it will kill almost anything up to the size of a *Spinosaurus*. Its behaviour is reminiscent to that of *Indominus rex* and *Velociraptor*. It'll fight with most dinosaurs it's enclosed with, including far larger carnivores such as *Tyrannosaurus*. However, *Indoraptor* will not attack large sauropods such as *Apatosaurus* and *Brachiosaurus*, and can therefore be exhibited with them.

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## Behind the scenes

The *Indoraptor* was created using the 3D model that was created for 2018's *Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom* by Industrial Light & Magic, as well as audio files provided by Universal Pictures to create the most authentic representation of the dinosaur.

## Gallery

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## References

1. ↑ Trevorrow, Colin. (Director). (2015). *Jurassic World* [Film]. Universal Pictures.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Bayona, J. A. (Director). (2018). *Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom* [Film]. Universal Pictures.
3. ↑ Krupa, Daniel (May 16, 2018). HOW JURASSIC WORLD EVOLUTION MADE ITS T.REX - IGN FIRST *IGN*. Retrieved June 14, 2018