Suchomimus clones were a uniform Navy blue color, with yellow striping along the neck, back, sides, and tail. By 2015, Suchomimus had been successfully cloned and housed in the Cretaceous Cruise attraction as one of the few carnivores visitors could see. Shortly after InGen was bought by Masrani Global Corporation, work began on a new Jurassic World park. Alan Grant as the animal being Spinosaurus. In 2001, Billy Brennan attempted to identify the theropod that attacked his group as such, before being corrected by Dr. Suchomimus, despite not being cloned in any capacity, was featured on InGen’s List. As of 1993, 75% of the genome had been sequenced, however all cloning was halted after the 1993 Incident. Though it is possible that they were originally lumped with Baryonyx, as InGen would not have publicly released any scientific discoveries during the Jurassic Park project. This has caused some questions to be raised, as Suchomimus had not been scientifically described until 1998. Suchomimus DNA was acquired by InGen at some point prior to 1993. Another unique feature, like Baryonyx and possibly Spinosaurus, was the curved sickle-claw on the thumb. Suchomimus also had an extension of vertebrae, which held possibly a hump or a ride on the animal’s back.
The teeth were not very sharp and curving slightly backward. Suchomimus weighed also at between 2.9 tons and 4.8 tons. Related to spinosaurid dinosaurs, Suchomimus lived from 121 to 112 million years ago in Early Cretaceous of Northern Africa. The animal is reminiscent of crocodilians that eat mainly fish due it having very long snout and narrow jaws studded with up to 100 teeth. Suchomimus ranged from sizes of 11 meters (36 ft) in length up to 12 meters (40 ft). Suchomimus means “Crocodile Mimic” and was discovered and named by paleontologist Paul Sereno in 1998.
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