Brachiosaurus

Brachiosaurus
Release Version: Base Game

Classification

DietHerbivore
HabitatTerrestrial
EraJurassic
FamilyBrachiosauridae
GenusBrachiosaurus
Bio GroupGiant Herbivore

Size

Height (m)6
Length (m)19
Weight (kg)60,000

Rating

Base Appeal93
Appeal (Per $1MM)118.6
Appeal (Per Hectare)66.4
Base AppealAppeal (Per $1MM)Appeal (Per Hectare)
Brachiosaurus
Median

Stats

Lifespan68 - 107
Resilience56
Attack39
Defence0
Medical Dart Resistance226
Sedative Resistance226
Poison Resistance250

Environmental Needs

Comfort threshold50%
Grassland (m2)2100050%
Forest (m2)2100050%
Preferred PaleobotanyConifersConifers
Tree FernsTree Ferns
GinkgoGinkgo
Harmful PaleobotanyPaw PawPaw Paw
MossesMosses
HorsetailsHorsetails

Cohabitation Preferences

Social Group1 - 5
Ideal Population0 - 25

Unlock requirements

Unlocked by retrieving the fossil from one of the following dig sites:

Dig SitesFossil QualityFossil QuantityLocationsDurationCost
Garden Park1North America | USA | Colorado02:00$75,000
★★★3
★★4
Cleveland Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry★★★2North America | USA | Utah02:00$90,000
★★4
1
Morrison Formation★★★2North America | USA | Colorado02:00$75,000
1
★★2

Incubation

Duration06:54 - 07:40
Cost784,000

Disease

ImmuneCommon Cold
SusceptibleBracken Poisoning

Description

Brachiosaurus is one of the most well-known dinosaurs to the public by virtue of its massive size. This makes it a popular attraction for Jurassic World visitors. Its name is derived from the incredible height of its humerus.They are believed to have fed from the upper reaches of tall trees. They are known to be warm blooded.

Discovery

Elmer S. Riggs first described the Brachiosaurus from fossils he found near Fruita in Morrison Formation. An earlier fossil had been found near Garden Park, Colorado, but had not been identified as a new type. Since then fossils from around North America have been found.

Paleoecology

The fossil sites indicate that Brachiosaurus lived in a semi-arid landscape with defined wet and dry seasons. There were floodplains, gallery forests and fern savannahs with Araucaria trees.