Jurassic World Evolution 2 Guide | How To Create Sexual Dimorphism

Transform your dinosaur exhibits by introducing sexual dimorphism in Jurassic World Evolution 2.

Whether you want to make a natural reserve or make your park look better, this guide will show you how to use different skin tones and patterns to tell the difference between male and female dinosaurs. It will give you step-by-step steps on how to make displays that look striking and real.

Understanding Sexual Dimorphism

To add sexual dimorphism to Jurassic World Evolution 2, use the different skin colors and designs that can be used to customize dinosaurs.

It's called sexual dimorphism when the males and females of the same species look different. This can happen because of differences in size, color, or design.

Setting Up the Exhibit

Begin by selecting two enclosures placed side by side. This proximity helps to easily compare the differences between the two versions of your chosen dinosaur species.

Next, choose the specific species for which you plan to highlight sexual dimorphism.

Selecting Skins and Patterns

Access the Genetics Lab and start the incubation process for your dinosaur species. Pick distinctive skins and patterns to represent each gender.

For example, select a bold and vibrant pattern for the "male" enclosure, and a more subdued or differently colored skin for the "female" enclosure.

The game doesn't say that characters are male or female based on how they look, but this way of doing it clearly shows the idea of sexual dimorphism.

Incubation and Release

Once you have chosen the appropriate skins and patterns, proceed with the incubation process in the Hatchery.

When you're done, let the dinosaurs go into their proper cages.

Make sure to keep the two groups separate so that the "male" and "female" decorations can be seen clearly.

Showcasing the Results

Use the Cinematic Camera or viewports to showcase the differences you have created.

By comparing the two enclosures side by side, visitors and park management can clearly observe the skin and pattern variations that represent sexual dimorphism.

Making the Exhibit Realistic

For added realism, consider adding signage or information boards near the enclosures.

Mark the cages "Male" and "Female" and include some interesting facts about sexual dimorphism in dinosaurs and animals today. Adding decorations to the show space can make the unique displays stand out even more.

Applying the Technique to Multiple Species

Repeat this process with various species in your park.

You can diversify your park's attractions and encourage guests to learn more about the fascinating world of dinosaur biology by demonstrating sexual dimorphism with multiple dinosaurs.

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