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Honestly never imagined how hard it is to be a zookeeper (or in this case, a dinokeeper) and think Suma's excitement and "reality check" were very engaging as well as what I could imagine being relatable. Also, this isn't really a criticism, but there is a little awkwardness in this manga's use of troodon.The dinosaurs featured are pretty accurately portrayed; lining up well with our current paleontologic information.

Don't get me wrong, I liked both the first Jurassic park book (second one I still have to read) and the first two movies. I recommend this for anyone looking for just a short wholesome story with an interesting world and likeable characters. This time around, they bring us a look at a new manga with our favorite prehistoric clade at its center.

Fluffy the Terrible: Some of the dinosaurs have surprisingly cute-sounding names, like Yuki the Giganotosaurus, Hanako the Tyrannosaurus and Ichigo the Allosaurus. The story lends itself to more character than plot development, but it felt like the perfect set up to a new series.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Through breeding and genetic manipulation, dinosaur populations increased and dino-mania reached a fever pitch worldwide… until a certain terrible incident occurred.Dinosaur Sanctuary is published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment , volume 1 is currently available both in print and digital. Even though I was surprised by how scientific it was even if in hindsight the blurb obviously says that. Weather is also incredibly effectively portraited, mostly hot sunny days, with insect noises as little bits of text here and there, but also stormy rainy days too. If you or anyone you know is suicidal or having suicidal thoughts, please reach out to a suicide prevention organization in your country. Temper-Ceratops: Chapter 10 has the zoo's two male Centrosaurus, the larger Daikichi and the smaller Shoukichi, getting into a fight to win over the female, Umeko.