Gallimimus - Animal Details

AnimalID	Name
5088	Gallimimus
LocationName:	Asia
Origin:	Official bonus for Dino Digs expansion
PurchaseCost:	$1,250
RequiresResearch:	No
IsClimber:	No
IsJumper:	Yes


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Description:
Gallimimus, the "chicken mimic," is similar in many ways to modern flightless birds like the ostrich. It has a light build, able to run quite fast on thin but powerful hind legs, and has a powerful, toothless beak. Gallimimus is an omnivore, willing to eat anything, from plants and insects to smaller reptiles and mammals. Lacking any sort of teeth, its diet is restricted to things it can swallow whole. Gallimimus will often be seen zipping around their exhibits in pursuit of small prey, stopping on occasion to munch on more easily caught things like plants. Although Gallimimus stands around 10 feet tall, its long flexible neck and flat-shaped beak allow it to bend down and root small creatures out of the muck on the edges of ponds and lakes. Every aspect of Gallimimus is designed for speed. With a combination of light, hollow bones (like those in modern birds), long hind legs, and a stout tail for counterbalance, Gallimimus can reach speeds just over 40 miles per hour. That's more than 10 times the speed at which humans usually walk. Originally found in what is now Mongolia, Gallimimus enjoys a variety of terrain. Marshy areas adjacent to more wide-open environments hold a lot of the small prey they prefer but still allow them room to run. Although fragile in comparison to many of the stouter dinosaurs, Gallimimus has little to fear from bigger predators. The placement of their large eyes allows them to see everything around them at once, and their speed provides the means to escape should they spot trouble .
Attractiveness Adult:	Attractiveness Young:	Initial Happiness:	Habitat Preference:
45	75	70	90
Captivity:	Crowd:	CrowdHappiness Change:	ClimbsCliffs:
7	35	-20	Yes


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To build a good animal exhibit you need to ask a few questions: (click them for the answers)
Which fence is suitable for this animal in terms of strength, if it can be climbed or jumped over?
How big should the exhibit be and what Terrain should be used?
What foliage should be used?
What rocks should be used?
What shelter does the animal need?
What toy does the animal like?
How deep should the exhibit be if using the "Pit Method"?						2 levels

FenceName	Purchase Cost	Height	Strength	Life	Cost Effective
Stick Pole Fence	$75	2	225	12	16.0
Stick Pole Window Fence	$75	2	225	12	16.0
Chain-link Fence	$70	2	200	10	14.3
Post and Rail Fence	$90	2	250	12	13.3
Wood Slat Window Fence	$110	2	240	12	10.9
Wooden Slat Fence	$110	2	240	12	10.9
Rock Wall Fence	$150	2	280	14	9.3
Rock Window Fence	$150	2	280	14	9.3
Concrete Chain Fence	$150	2	275	14	9.3
Plexiglas Fence	$150	2	270	13	8.7
Iron Bar Fence	$180	2	290	14	7.8
Concrete Fence	$200	2	300	15	7.5
Reinforced Concrete Fence	$225	3	460	16	7.1
Reinforced Concrete and Glass Fence	$225	3	420	15	6.7
Concrete and Iron Bar Fence	$240	3	440	15	6.3
Electrified Chain-link Fence	$300	3	480	18	6.0
Electrified Iron Bar Fence	$350	3	400	18	5.1


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Animal Density	Min	Number of Animals/Exhibit									Max
20	3										6
Terrain Name	Value	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Coniferous floor	80	16	32	48	64	80	96	112	128	144	160
Grass	10	2	4	6	8	10	12	14	16	18	20
Fresh water	10	2	4	6	8	10	12	14	16	18	20
Rocks	2	2	3	5	6	8	10	11	13	14	16
Foliage	6	1	2	4	5	6	7	8	10	11	12
Elevation	10	1	1	2	2	3	3	4	4	5	5
Exhibit Size	100	20	40	60	80	100	120	140	160	180	200


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ID	Value	TreeName	Foliage Effect	Cost/ Square	Cost Effective
7084	12	Dawn Redwood Tree	88	$500	15.7
7024	12	Yellow Cedar Tree	88	$580	15.2
7023	12	Spruce Tree	88	$580	15.2
7009	12	Lodgepole Pine Tree	88	$640	13.8
7068	12	Western Red Cedar Tree	88	$680	13.3
7093	12	Norfolk Island Pine Tree	88	$680	12.9
7094	16	Sigillaria	44	$600	7.3


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ID	Value	RockName	Size X	Size Y	Rock	Rock Effect	Purchase Cost	Cost Effective
9225	12	Coniferous Forest Rock	6	4	Yes	22	$310	7.1
9206	3	Small Rock	1	1	Yes	12	$55	21.8
9205	3	Medium Rock	1	1	Yes	12	$75	16.0
9200	5	Large Rock	2	2	Yes	5	$150	3.3


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Shelter ID	Shelter Name	Shelter Value	Shelter Effect	Purchase Cost	Capacity	Requires Research
8100	Rock Cave	25	15	$500	4	Yes
8109	Large Concrete Shelter	20	10	$225	6	Yes
8112	Large Wood Shelter	20	10	$325	6	Yes
8129	Dinosaur Burrow	20	10	$1,200	2
8128	Dinosaur Cave	20	10	$1,800	4
8108	Concrete Shelter	18	8	$175	4
8111	Wood Shelter	18	8	$225	4
8107	Small Concrete Shelter	15	5	$125	2
8110	Small Wood Shelter	15	5	$175	2
8106	Large Lean-to	12	2	$650	6	Yes
8105	Lean-to	12	2	$450	4
8104	Small Lean-to	12	2	$250	2


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ToyID	ToyName	ToyValue	PurchaseCost
	none


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ReproductionChance:	High	SickChance:	20
ReproductionInterval(months):	5	SickChange:	-10
HappyReproduceThreshold:	95	DeathChance:	10
Offspring:	2	TimeDeath(months):	24
BabyToAdult(months):	6
LaysEggs	Yes
TimeToHatch(days)	12


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Compatible Animals		Prey Animals
none		KeeperFoodType:	Large meat chow
		Plains Zebra
		Thomsons Gazelle
		Greater Flamingo
		Ostrich
		Giant Anteater
		African Warthog
		Bongo
		Sable Antelope
		Caudipteryx
		Reindeer
		Coelophysis
		Zookeeper
		Maintenance worker
		Tour Guide
		Man
		Scientist


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