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Sunset Shimmer: *voiceover* Jurassic World log entry #4072; September 20th, 2021

Trouble struck hard at our facility on Muerta East on the night of September 19th; a storm had blown through the park and while most of the dinosaurs pulled through alright, one gave us a very hard time.

Our latest addition was Toriel, a Stegoceratops that we acquired from Dr. Henry Wu as a test to further see how hybrid dinosaurs can attract the public's attention. My girlfriend, Carmen Sandiego, noticed that Toriel was acting strange after a tropical storm had blown through. The animal started attacking the fence with its spiked tail until it broke a hole in the concrete wall.

The sight of Toriel on a rampage like that scared myself, Carmen and our guests like crazy. Carmen had put in a call to ACU already, but they were taking their sweet time to get to us, so we had to rely on our wits to keep Toriel from trampling more guests under her massive feet or impaling some with her horns and tail. After what felt like an eternity, ACU managed to track and tranquilize Toriel. After the animal was out cold, Carmen and I discovered that she had a bad tooth toward the back of her mouth, which caused the rampage.

After some swift dental work, Toriel was then transported back to her enclosure while the fence was repaired. A few hours later, Carmen and I went to check on her when we saw her feeding with Cera, our park's veteran Triceratops and doing much better.

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Sunset Shimmer: *voiceover* Jurassic World log entry #4072; September 20th, 2021

Trouble struck hard at our facility on Muerta East on the night of September 19th; a storm had blown through the park and while most of the dinosaurs pulled through alright, one gave us a very hard time.

Our latest addition was Toriel, a Stegoceratops that we acquired from Dr. Henry Wu as a test to further see how hybrid dinosaurs can attract the public's attention. My girlfriend, Carmen Sandiego, noticed that Toriel was acting strange after a tropical storm had blown through. The animal started attacking the fence with its spiked tail until it broke a hole in the concrete wall.

The sight of Toriel on a rampage like that scared myself, Carmen and our guests like crazy. Carmen had put in a call to ACU already, but they were taking their sweet time to get to us, so we had to rely on our wits to keep Toriel from trampling more guests under her massive feet or impaling some with her horns and tail. After what felt like an eternity, ACU managed to track and tranquilize Toriel. After the animal was out cold, Carmen and I discovered that she had a bad tooth toward the back of her mouth, which caused the rampage.

After some swift dental work, Toriel was then transported back to her enclosure while the fence was repaired. A few hours later, Carmen and I went to check on her when we saw her feeding with Cera, our park's veteran Triceratops and doing much better.

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Rendered in: Jurassic World Evolution