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Make Your Own Farmville Dinosaurs

Now Farmville Players Can Make Farmville Dinosaurs

Farmville Dinosaurs and the Dinolab

Today’s “make a dino Monday” post is a little unorthodox because it doesn’t actually involve making anything at all. If you have been sucked in to Farmville – or, if like me your mother convinced you she needed someone to send her things – AND you are a dinosaur lover then you’ll be happy to know that you can now make Farmville dinosaurs. I seriously contemplated destroying everything on my generic Farmville farm to replace it with everything dinosaur until I thought of just how devastated my mother might be to find a lack of animal variety for her to “visit” on my farm. Anyway, now Farmville offers users the option to build a “dinolab.” As with every building in Farmville you have to pay to get an instantly functioning lab or you can ask your friends for supplies to build your dinolab.

Farmville Dinosaurs are Limited in Selection so Far

Once your lab is build you can start adding your Farmville dinosaurs. The selection is a little limited but cute all the same. Each Farmville Dinosaur comes at a cost. Take a look at the Farmville dinosaurs you can add to your Dinolab.

Farmville Dinosaurs

Brachiosaurus 50,000 coins
Carnotaurus 40,000 coins
Coelophysis 40,000 coins
Dilophosaurus 14 Farmville Cash
Euoplocephalus 12 Farmville Cash
Gallimimus 50,000 coins

Farmville Dinosaurs

Iguanodon 20 Farmville Cash
Minmi 45,000 coins
Oviraptor 10 Farmville Cash
Parasaurolophus 18 Farmville Cash
Stegosaurus 18 Farmville Cash
Albertosaurus 112 Farmville Cash

Farmville Dinosaurs

Allosaurus 20 Farmville Cash
Apatosaurus 64 Farmville Cash
Archaeopteryx 52 Farmville Cash
Argentinosaurus 20 Farmville Cash
Baryonyx 34 Farmville Cash
Blue Dilophosaurus 92 Farmville Cash

Farmville Dinosaurs

Compsognathus 20 Farmville Cash
Corythosaurus 42 Farmville Cash
Deinonychus 18 Farmville Cash
Kentrosaurus 20 Farmville Cash
Mamenchisaurus 18 Farmville Cash
Monoclonius 34 Farmville Cash

Farmville Dinosaurs
Plateosaurus 40 Farmville Cash
Seismosaurus 26 Farmville Cash
Spinosaurus 28 Farmville Cash
Styracosaurus 74 Farmville Cash
Troodontidae 20 Farmville Cash
Ankylosaurus Currently Not Available

Creating Your Farmville Dinosaurs

Farmville Dinosaurs Dinolab Preview
Once you have placed your Farmville dinosaurs in to the Dinolab you can click on the lab and select “Look Inside.” This gives you two options, you are taken straight to the DinoLab option but you will also notice a “Pen” option at the top. The Pen option takes you to the dinosaur view where you can see which dinosaurs you have in your lab as well as purchase more Farmville dinosaurs through the marketplace.

The Dinolab option is where you can see how much DNA you have harvested from your Farmville dinosaurs. Just like you farm your farm’s aviary, pet run, wildlife habitat etc, you will farm your dinolab and each time you will find DNA. The more DNA you collect the more Farmville dinosaurs you will be able to create.

The Dinolab works much the same as the craftshop. As you collect different strands of DNA you obtain enough to create new dinosaurs for your dinosaur pen. You can also receive Farmville dinosaur DNA strands by claiming them from friends feeds.

I have yet to create any Farmville dinosaurs from DNA but I have collected quite a few dinos!

Filed Under: Dinosaur in Entertainment, Dinosaurs Tagged With: Dinosaur Games

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