1. Concavenator has a broken fence climb animation that causes it to escape through any fence, even if it fails
2. Pterosaurs when flying over lagoons sink into them and have trouble escaping
3. Pterosaurs in general still seem to be getting stuck quite often, causing them to starve and die
4. The species viewer seems to have a memory leak going on, as it lags more and more the longer you use it
5. When you have nothing selected in the bulk demolish menu, everything you hover over will be highlighted red
6. The day-night cycle can cause quite some lag on lower end machines, especially during dusk
7. There's severe FPS drops when the day/night cycle is active, especially during dusk
8. Random FPS drops when raising/lowering terrain near buildings
9. Intense frame drop during Mosasaurus and Kronosaurus shark eating animations on lower end machines, likely due to the amount of water particles
10. When camera shake is enabled in the settings, the capture mode camera has a chance to rotate uncontrollably
11. Creatures in sandbox with the intelligent trait will still attempt to break out even when breakouts are turned off
12. Megalodon seems to have a lot of issues starting fights with other marine animals
13. Gigantoraptor can start bugged fights with Coelophysis, despite Coelophsysis being classified as a scavenger now
14. All large sauropods have a chance to turn into eldritch horrors that fly across the map when ragdolled
15. The default Giganotosaurus' walk animation plays way too fast compared to the other large carnivores of similar size
16. Spinosaurus' car attack animation at the end swiftly slides back into its starting position which can cause extra vehicle damage
17. Small carnivores are unable to land a killing blow on Cryolophosaurus and Spinoraptor
18. During the Malta campaign, sending dinosaur directly off to the cargo ship from the hatchery can cause the transport helicopters to become locked
19. Great inconsistencies of animals that are able to go through the classic JP fence, for instance, Chungkingosaurus can't but every other small stegosaur can. Gigantoraptor is able to fit through despite the neck clipping greatly through
20. Scorpios Rex does not do its custom struggle animation against medium carnivores anymore, only on other Scorpios Rex
21. Archelon is for some reason counted as a small marine in the hatchery, despite the Nothosaurus that is half its size being counted as a medium
22. Dsungaripterus requires challenge mode levels to be beaten to unlock the exclusive patterns/skins, unlike every other DLC Species

1. Ichthyosaurus currently has a broken social animation
2. Banana Trees placed by the tropical forest brush lack a shadow
3. Dsungaripterus turns into a weird texture mess when viewed from a distance
4. When meat feeders run out of supply the meat will instantly disappear before it sinks into the ground, the feeder also doesn't wait until dinosaurs are away from it. This bug has existed since the first game
5. The 1997 Stegosaurus variant currently has an issue where its plates greatly deform
6. All feather species have their feathers not show up in their shadows
7. Gigantspinosaurus has 4 plates on its back occasionally displace and sink into its body
8. Olorotitan's LOD seems to be broken, as its hand look quite deformed from only a medium distance
9. Proceratosaurus attacking a car causes it to deform greatly
10. The front most plate on Stegoceratops is completely discolored
11. Spinoraptor has discolored toe claws on certain skins
12. Spinoraptor has holes in its model, mainly the mouth
13. Maiasaura has a grey splotch on its head that don't change regardless of what skin is selected
14. The default Pteranodon still has broken patterns: Chalcorana, Lithobates, Pulchrana and Pelophylax
15. Megalodon's social animation can occasionally cause it to fly up into the air
16. Nothosaurus' hatchery animation does not utilize its arms, unlike what is depicted in the launch trailer of the pack
17. Gigantoraptor's human kill, whilst actually playing now, still has some alignment problems
18. Monolophosaurus' fence climb animation has its torso stretch out greatly
19. Carcharodontosaurus eyelids freak out when doing its idle roar
20. Carcharodontosaurus' body looks very weird during its attack animation
21. Spinosaurus seems to have a broken look around animation, causing the head to twist at unnatural angels, this is best seen during its resting animation
22. Carnotaurus' arms deform whilst it gets attacked
23. Carnotaurus' lips and arms distort greatly when getting hit by tranquilizer darts
24. Albertosaurus' arms deform whilst it does an walking roar
25. Dilophosaurus' spit doesn't show up during its human kill
26. Styracosaurus has several splotches on its tail and eyebrows
27. 1993 Triceratops does not close its eyes while sleeping
28. Camarasaurus has its eyes sink into its sockets when it gets hunted by a medium carnivore, the leg also dislocates during this animation
29. Camarasaurus' eyes freak out during its fence bash animation
30. 2001 Pteranodon leaving the hatchery / killing a human causes its lower jaw to stretch back
31. The 2001 Pteranodon variant deforms greatly when being attacked by the Indoraptor
32. Intense frame drop during Mosasaurus and Kronosaurus shark eating animations on lower end machines, likely due to the amount of water particles
33. Kronosaurus killing a Mosasaurus causes the Mosasaurus to shrink in on itself to a horrifying degree
34. Therizinosaurus' head feathers are still broken, this has been the case since the Malta update
35. Yutyrannus' goat kill animations clips quite a lot, along with the animation weirdly slowing down during it
36. Yutyrannus has one eye open during its sleeping animation
37. The 1993 and other movie T rexes' tongues are not textured at the bottom
38. Archelon during its underwater social animation speeds up a ridiculous amount before interacting
39. Archelon during both social animations has its flippers clip through the other Archelon
40. Nothosaurus' jaw dislocates slightly during its idle animation
41. The back four bottom teeth of Suchomimus are discolored
42. Shonisaurus has two discolored teeth
43. Shonisaurus uses the plesiosaur fossil icon instead of the ichthyosaur one
44. Attenborosaurus’ Amazon Rainforest skin is discolored on the Console version
45. If a tranquillized animal is killed by a predator it will continue to do its breathing animation
46. The second Carcharodontosaurus to leave the hatchery has its tail shrink on itself weirdly
47. Camarasaurus' eyes freak out during its fence bash animation
48. Nothosaurus and Megalodon's hatchery animation has a weird visual bug on the building during one of the camera angles, seems to only happen on the JW Lagoon Hatchery
49. Pachyrhinosaurus, Wuerhosaurus and Stegosaurus sometimes sink into the ground during their hatchery animation
50. The default Giganotosaurus' tongue is not textured at the bottom
51. Stegoceratops is not listed to have appeared in Jurassic World according to its INGEN Database (only writing this one down due to the Steam page saying it did)
52. Apatosaurus and Allosaurus are listed to have appeared in Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous according to its INGEN Database despite only being mentioned
53. The Feathered T. rex has smaller footprints than the other T. rex skins
54. A lot of species have their pattern colors go over their eyes**, *I've listed all I have found at the bottom of this post.**
55. JW Attraction Banner - Dome uses the wrong icon in the build menu, it specifically uses the JW Attraction Banner - Log icon

1. There are a lot of sounds in the game not affected by the capture mode slow motion feature
2. Cryolophosaurus and Megalosaurus don't play audio during their look around idle
3. Carnotaurus does not make sounds during on of its idle animations
4. Mosasaurus and Tylosaurus don't play audio during their social animations
5. Huayangosaurus does not play audio during its territory defense roar
6. Large Sauropods do not play audio during their territory defense roar
7. Spinoraptors' bark plays very quietly
8. Some medium carnivores do not play audio when killed by Spinoraptor
9. Hatchery music sometimes starts playing on repeat
10. Alamosaurus, Styxosaurus, Barbaridactylus and Atrociraptor have unique music for when you release one of them, but not when releasing multiple like other PDLC animals
11. Spinosaurus occasionally uses Ceratosaurus sounds, primarily during its human kill
12. Tarbosaurus occasionally uses a misplaced Tyrannosaurus rex growl
13. Both Giganotosaurus variants occasionally play idle roars whilst their mouths are closed
14. Spinoraptor uses a Dilophosaurus sound during its hadrosaur take down
15. Carcharodontosaurus makes a Carnotaurus sound during its small sauropod takedown
16. Cryolophosaurus uses the Tyrannosaurus rex music for some reason

• Allosaurus: Chalcorana, Lithobates
• Amargasaurus: Lithobates
• Ankylosaurus: Lithobates, Pulchrana, Papurana, Pelophylax
• Brachiosaurus: All of them
• Camarasaurus: Lithobates, Pulchrana, Pelophylax
• Carcharodontosaurus: Pulchrana
• Carnotaurus: Lithobates
• Ceratosaurus: Papurana
• Coelophysis: Papurana, Pelophylax
• Cryolophosaurus: Rana
• Deinonychus: Chalcorana
• Dimorphodon: Rana, Pulchrana, Papurana
• Diplodocus: Lithobates, Pulchrana
• Dracorex: Pulchrana
• Dreadnoughtus: Chalcorana, Pulchrana, Pelophylax
• Dryosaurus: Rana
• Elasmosaurus: Rana, Pelophylax
• Homalocephale: Rana
• Huayangosaurus: Chalcorana, Pelophylax
• Indoraptor: Papurana, Pelophylax
• Mamenchisaurus: Pelophylax
• Megalosaurus: Lithobates
• Mosasaurus: Rana, Chalcorana, Lithobates, Pulchrana, Papurana, Pelophylax
• Sauropelta: Papurana
• Spinosaurus: Chalcorana, Lithobates, Papurana, Pelophylax
• Stegosaurus: Papurana
• Struthiomimus: Rana, Chalcorana
• Stigymoloch: Pelophylax
• Tapejara: Rana, Lithobates, Papurana, Pelophylax
• Triceratops: Lithobates, Pulchrana
• Tropeognathus: Pelophylax
• Velociraptor: All except Rana
• Wuerhosaurus: Rana, Chalcorana, Lithobates, Pulchrana, Papurana, Pelophylax
• Dimetrodon: Rana
• Alamosaurus: Rana
• Barbaridactylus: Lithobates
• Sinosauropteryx: Rana, Papurana
• Spinoceratops: Lux

1. Spinoceratops is now listed to have appeared in Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous in its INGEN Database
2. Tarbosaurus is now listed to have appeared in Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous in its INGEN Database
3. Spinoraptor still panics from Indominus Rex but it now makes sense since they don't like each other anymore
4. The animation for a Carnotaurus killing a Homalocephale has been fixed
5. The kill animation for Gigantoraptor on medium and large carnivores has been fixed
6. The 2022 Parasaurolophus skins no longer have messed up animations when being hunted by Spinoraptor and Tarbosaurus
7. Dinosaurs clipping and phasing through fences causing them to breakout seems to have finally been fixed
8. The Malta Jeep having a lot of bouncing and flipping issues seems to have been fixed

1. Grand Canyon, USA
   • A colossal canyon carved by the Colorado River, renowned for its stunning layered rock formations and immense size.
2. Great Barrier Reef, Australia
   • The world's largest coral reef system, home to diverse marine life and vibrant coral formations, stretching over 2,300 kilometers.
3. Aurora Borealis, Arctic Regions
   • Also known as the Northern Lights, this natural light display is caused by the interaction of solar particles with Earth's magnetic field.
4. Victoria Falls, Zambia/Zimbabwe
   • One of the largest and most famous waterfalls in the world, known locally as "The Smoke That Thunders."
5. Mount Everest, Nepal/China
   • The highest peak on Earth, standing at 8,848 meters, attracting climbers and adventurers from around the globe.
6. Amazon Rainforest, South America
   • The largest tropical rainforest, rich in biodiversity and crucial for Earth's climate regulation.
7. Sahara Desert, Africa
   • The largest hot desert in the world, known for its vast stretches of sand dunes and extreme conditions.
8. Galápagos Islands, Ecuador
   • An archipelago famous for its unique wildlife and pivotal role in Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.
9. Yellowstone National Park, USA
   • The first national park in the world, featuring geothermal wonders like geysers and hot springs, and diverse wildlife.
10. Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
    • Known for its emerald waters and thousands of limestone karsts and isles, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
11. Antelope Canyon, USA
    • A stunning slot canyon in Arizona, famous for its wave-like structure and light beams.
12. Iguazu Falls, Argentina/Brazil
    • A massive and breathtaking series of waterfalls along the Iguazu River, considered one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature.
13. Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
    • The world’s largest salt flat, known for its mirror-like surface during the rainy season.
14. Patagonia, Argentina/Chile
    • A region with dramatic landscapes including mountains, glaciers, and vast steppes, ideal for outdoor adventures.
15. Plitvice Lakes, Croatia
    • A series of stunning terraced lakes and waterfalls, surrounded by lush forests, within a national park.
16. Great Blue Hole, Belize
    • A giant marine sinkhole off the coast of Belize, popular for its crystal-clear waters and diverse marine life.
17. Banff National Park, Canada
    • Known for its beautiful mountain scenery, turquoise lakes like Lake Louise, and rich wildlife.
18. Komodo National Park, Indonesia
    • Home to the Komodo dragon and stunning marine biodiversity, part of the Coral Triangle.
19. Angel Falls, Venezuela
    • The world's tallest uninterrupted waterfall, plunging 979 meters from a tabletop mountain.
20. Cliffs of Moher, Ireland
    • Dramatic sea cliffs offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding countryside.

• MyTanFeet got it right and you should trust their advice. Especially the videos.
• If you’re a vigilant and alert driver and don’t mind swerving (duck, dodge, weave, go with the flow and hang loose man), you’ll be fine. If you are 10 and 2 and stay perfectly in the lines and must obey traffic laws, don’t drive here. (I ended up doing all the driving). There are only lines on 1/3 of the paved roads, and only highways (2 lane roads) are paved. The side streets are all dirt and rock roads with variable ruts and pothole conditions (just go slow until you’re used to it). Small SUV is fine for clearance, but get something with a beefier engine with sport mode for hill acceleration. The Hyundai Tuscan was perfect, the Suzuki struggled badly.
• Only rent from Adobe. We had people visiting us for a week at a time and they had bad experience with Budget (arguing about insurance) and Avis (ran out of SUVs and downgraded to Sedan that we couldn’t get anywhere off-road with). I stopped by the local Adobe office twice, once to replace a windshield wiper that was worn out before thunderstorms. 10 mins in and out with a smile on their face. The second time we had pulled on the trunk handle when closing it and the inside panel of the hatch came loose. 3 guys hustled out of their office to look at it, and after 10 mins of no success they drove me home, and brought me a new car (same model) an hour later with no fuss and all paperwork pre-completed.
• Rainy season starts like a light switch on May 1st +/- a few days. It was sunny and 95 with great visibility, then turned hazy and now in mid May it’s like a tropical rainforest and everything is lush and trees are blooming. We only got “wet” 3-4 times during the month unexpectedly. Lots of lightning, minimal thunder. Territorial views help to see it coming.
• There are plenty of resorts and all inclusive, but just go to Hawaii or Cancun for that. We rented a 3 bedroom AirBnb with territorial views on south hill of Flamingo. Having a view on the hill is wayyy better than being on the beach. Lots more to see. And less bugs at night from the beach.
• Booked sailboat with Serendipity Charters lucky 13 (mixed group, semi-private charter) for a sunset cruise out of Flamingo Marina. We loved it so much we went two more times, had the same crew and met the owner and made new affluent friends on each trip. We saw the catamarans with 40 people on them and shook our heads. It’s like taking a smaller adults only dinner cruise vs a Carnival cruise ship. You can book direct on their website for better pricing than TripAdvisor. Don’t let the weather forecast scare you.
• In this area, assuming you want to eat a bit more local and not “at the resort”, our favorites were Gracia Mar Vista (although they were only open 1/3 of the several times we tried to go), Gracia La Vid (amazing wood fired pizza). The Potrero Brewery and the food truck style park was great too. Coco Loco has a cool vibe but we’re disappointed with food price per value. Margaritaville is 2x the price and, is a typical resort if that’s your thing.
• Book a date night in advance (several weeks probably) for Road Less Traveled in Potrero for the Chef’s Choice 9 course meal for the private chef experience with 4 stools at their kitchen island.
• Great soda restaurant experience, frequented Azul and Soda Brasilito.
• $40/hr massages on beach in front of Margaritaville. Look for yellow towel tables. Amazing and better than home.
• We drove to Tamarindo a few times. It’s where the ladies wanted to go shopping for trinkets and casual dresses. Farmers market was meh.
• Grocery prices in Flamingo are pricey. Do a stock up trip once or twice a week to Mega Súper past Huacas toward Tamarindo.
• Super market here means mini mart, Mega Super, Maxí Palí, and Walmart (Liberia) will feel more like home. They have 1/3-1/2 of what we find at home, so you may get creative or stick to simple foods. The meats we had were all great, just expensive. Cheese here is weird and expensive, possibly not pasteurized. The groceries that last a week at home only last 3 days here. Don’t overstock. Fresh fruits everywhere and tons of sliced pineapple, watermelon, etc to be found. The prices at the soda are significantly cheaper than groceries. Get snacks for groceries and eat your meals out.
• Language Barrier: Very few speak English, unless it relates to money or a food menu. The Google Translate app on your phone in conversation tab is your friend. We managed just fine.
• Currency Conversion: 500:1 is hard. Simpler method is to see something in thousands, just drop the 3 digits to the right of the comma separator and double it. 10,000 C = 10, x 2 = $20 USD. 3,250 C = $6.40 USD.
• Paying in Cash: We used cards for anyplace we went that had a roof. Use cash for anyone you pay on the street. Everyone takes US $10s and $20 bills. Bring $300-500 for trinket vendors, massages, etc. We never hit the ATM, and only got a few colones bills back, just paid in USD.
• Credit Cards: Every business, grocery store, and restaurant uses the same BAC (Bank of Costa Rica) credit card terminal that has a tap card. There are no pins, signatures and tipping. Tap your card and go. We used our Amazon Prime credit card here with no hassles.
• Beaches: Spring break or California beach? Tamarindo. Boogie boarding or low key sandy beach? Flamingo. Other beaches are okay, just not as great and many don’t have easy access/parking. We hoped for better snorkeling but it was sub par. All of the boat trips will let you snorkel and get your fix, but go to the Caribbean side for the cool stuff it sounds like.
• Weather Forecast: The apps don’t work since they don’t have weather services down here (ex. No radar). It’s all based on satellite images of storm intensity. Use Weather Underground to play back what it did for the last few hours and if there is a yellow or red cloud in your vicinity, expect to get wet. If you Google search for Hawaii coconut forecast, it’s pretty much that. Just keep your eyes on the skies and territorial view.
• Activities: We found our one way driving radius was an hour and a half. Anything East of Liberia was too far. This is mainly since the top speed you hit out here is about 50mph on winding backroads as we describe them in the US and no fousix lane highways, so it just takes awhile to get anywhere. We could have stayed overnight out there but just ran out of time and motivation to do it. That eliminated many of our bookmarks. We just lived the beach life and chilled in the pool.
• Rain Jackets and Swim Suits: Yes, you need a rain jacket. More importantly, bring 3-5 pairs of swim suits. Several pair are always drying outside. The rain here is warm so it’s easier just to get wet while wearing swim gear than trying to stay dry. We swear by the boxer brief lined swim trunks now.
• Shirts and Sweating: As thin and light as possible. The Under Armour tech tees and Willit sun shirts were my go to. My Roblox shirt was too thick. Cotton is a no go.
• Plane Landing at night (LIR): It’s disorienting here on your first night. Get a room at Hilton Garden Inn when you land, and book your Adobe car to pick up at the hotel the next morning around 8:30-9:00. They will meet you in the lobby with no fuss. Ask for a late check out and hit a nearby waterfall first thing in the morning and come back and shower before driving to the beach towns.
• Power Outages: It happens once or twice a day, comes back on in 30 seconds or 30 minutes. You get used to it, no stress.
• Diamante: It was okay, depends what you’re looking for. Only 5 zip lines even though one is Superman. I like the 10-12 Zips in the rainforest and this is more hill peak to hill peak zig zagging down. You can take an ATV tour out of Potrero up there for added exhilaration.
• Road Trip to Nosara: We randomly decided to do a drive down to Nosara. We took Route 160 out and 150 back. You want a miserable pot hole mostly dirt road adventure, 160 is it. That must have been what the roads used to be. White knuckled for 2 hours of it. 150 is freshly paved and was a saving grace coming home. Wasn’t too much to see that we hadn’t already experienced. Just got some lunch and drove back home.
• Length of Trip: If you’re not traveling around, 7-10 days is perfect. We did a month to test if we like long term travel. After 29 days, we’ve found that 14 is a sweet spot for us. If you stay longer and have family and friends come in for a week at a time, you will have different vibes and activity interests to re-discover or re-explore and keep it fresh.
• Traffic laws? You mean suggestions. Just add a few speed bumps where we want you to slow down and yield signs on one lane bridges. In straightaways outside of the towns, it’s fine to go 15-20 kph over the limit (others will be too). Watch for speed bumps in any 40kph zone. There are 14ish speed bumps on the 1.5hr drive between Liberia and Flamingo and a handful of yield or stop signs. Doesn’t need to be more complicated than that. Never saw a stop light. Just pass whatever is on the road (dog, person, biker, horse, kid, dirt bike with 3 people) when you can see ahead of you, don’t need a passing zone or sign to do it. If something is up ahead that you’re slowing down for, throw your flashers on. Turn em off when it moves. The end.
• Buying Stuff: Just like camping at home, you need to bring it with you. There is no Walgreens, only 7-11 equivalent places. You can get a few things at the corner store but there are no malls here or Amazon or deliveries. It makes you appreciate living “off the grid” in a way.
• Pura Vida: The rules and laws that exist down here are mostly non existent or suggestions. Just live life, preferably in the slow lane. They don’t complicate anything down here. It makes me realize how consumeristic and hectic and scare too easy we are in the states. You do you, they do them. You’ll see some funny stuff and have some stories (walking your horse while holding rope out the car window, dirt bike wheelies, 3 people on mopeds, etc.)
• Local Resident Vibe: The primary industry here is tourism. Everyone is very friendly and welcoming. You’re going to see low quality of living as you drive around (ex. Shanties), that’s just how they live here. We may call it poverty back in the states, but they are just living their life just like you are living yours. I never felt threatened or unsafe in any way. Only saw police twice in our entire trip, and they were just strolling around casually. The nicer the area, the more we avoided it. The more rustic it was, the more we were intrigued.

1. Damajagua Waterfalls (27 Charcos):This exhilarating excursion takes you on a hike through the lush Dominican rainforest, where you'll climb, swim, and slide down a series of 27 breathtaking waterfalls.
2. Puerto Plata City Tour:Explore the historic city of Puerto Plata, including the San Felipe Fortress, the Amber Museum, and the Victorian architecture of the Malecón.
3. Amber Cove ATV Adventure:Get off the beaten path and explore the rugged terrain of Puerto Plata on an ATV tour. You'll ride through dirt trails, visit local villages, and enjoy stunning views of the countryside.
4. Sosua Catamaran Cruise:Relax on a catamaran cruise along the beautiful Sosua coastline. You'll have the opportunity to swim, snorkel, and enjoy a delicious lunch on board.
5. Monkey Jungle Zip Line Adventure:Soar through the treetops of Monkey Jungle on a thrilling zip line tour. You'll see monkeys, tropical birds, and other exotic wildlife up close.
6. Ocean World Dolphin Swim:Have an unforgettable encounter with dolphins at Ocean World Adventure Park. You'll get to swim with these gentle creatures, learn about their behavior, and even participate in training sessions.
7. Paradise Island (Cayo Arena):Take a boat trip to Paradise Island, a stunning sandbar surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters. You can swim, snorkel, and relax on this tropical paradise.
8. Horseback Riding on the Beach:Enjoy a scenic horseback ride along the beautiful beaches of Puerto Plata. This is a great way to experience the natural beauty of the area and connect with the local culture.
9. Puerto Plata Cable Car Ride:Take a cable car ride to the top of Mount Isabel de Torres, the highest peak in Puerto Plata. You'll enjoy breathtaking views of the city, the ocean, and the surrounding mountains.
10. Puerto Plata Rum Tasting Experience:Learn about the history and production of Dominican rum, and sample some of the best varieties at a local distillery. You'll also have the opportunity to purchase souvenirs and gifts.

PART 3