Jurassic world evolution 2: Cohabitation and all kinds of dinosaurs

In Jurassic World Evolution 2 it is much easier to find out which dinosaurs can coexist with which than in the predecessor. To do this, however, you have to activate it first. Our list provides you with the necessary information about cohabitation, family, and species.

Which dinosaurs can live with which?

As soon as you have researched the genome of a dinosaur over 50%, you can hatch the animal. However, if you have already extracted a few percent of the genome, you can already see the details of the dinosaur in the incubator. There, however, the names of the dinosaurs that can live together in an enclosure are not listed, but the family or the species.

You can find the relevant information in the second tab under “Like” and “Don’t like”. However, it is not immediately apparent from this which dinosaurs are meant. The actual names of the animals partly differ completely from the names of the species.

But if you place dinosaurs in an enclosure that do not understand each other, problems arise with cohabitation. This can end with the dinosaurs fighting and breaking out as comfort drops. So if you are planning enclosures, you have to check the coexistence of the dinosaurs.

List of all dinos and their species

The information about which family an animal belongs to can be found in the general database of dinosaurs. The animals only appear thereafter you have hatched them. Then they are also available in sandbox mode.

At this point, it is already too late to decide which genome you want to hatch. In addition, the assignments in Jurassic World Evolution 2 do not always match the official ones in dinosaur encyclopedias, so that you will not get all the answers in this way either.

To make planning easier for you and to prevent unnecessary selling of dinosaurs, we have created the following table for you. Here you will find the species and families of the individual dinosaurs and their affiliations sorted alphabetically.

Note: The list contains 65 dinosaurs out of a total of 84. We work every day to complete them.