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So if you didn't know, your research, fossil extraction, and expedition buildings are "linked" throughout the island. You just have to have one built on the island to access them. Say you find yourself on the 2nd island bleeding money. Hopefully you have a fossil storage, expedition is not required for this. Now what you do is head back to your 1st island where you have both of those buildings. Start doing fossil expeditions, save all the ones that just sell for cash! Now head back to second island, and viola, there are some fossils to sell. Do all your research on a previous island. To touch on how you building are linked, your upgrades are linked too. If you have a fossil building with upgrades, ie "extraction time, and "Inventory space" your new fossil building has those upgrades, plus whatever you add to it. I believe it only works for fossil, expedition, and research.

Basic guide on how many of each species you can have in one area.

Herbivores
Ankylosaurus- 0-8 ideal, 0-4 social.
Polacanthus- 0-6 ideal, 0-3 social.
Sauropelta- 0-4 ideal, 0-2 social.
Nodosaurus- 0-7 ideal, 0-4 social.
Crichtonsaurus- 0-8 ideal, 0-5 social.

Pentaceratops- 3-9 ideal, 3-5 social.
Chasmosaurus- 3-11 ideal, 3-5 social.
Pachycephalosaurus- 3-10 ideal, 3-6 social.
Dracorex- 2-12 ideal, 2-8 social.

Chungkingosaurus- 2-18 ideal, 2-12 social.
Gigantspinosaurus- 4-16 ideal, 4-10 social.
Stegosaurus- 5-15 ideal, 5-9 social.
Torosaurus- 2-13 ideal, 2-5 social.
Triceratops- 1-16 ideal, 1-6 social.

Huayangosaurus- 1-20 ideal, 1-13 social.
Maiasaura- 4-23 ideal, 4-12 social.
Muttaburrasaurus- 6-20 ideal, 6-12 social.
Gallimimus- 0-23 ideal, 0-18 social.
Struthiomimus- 0-25 ideal, 0-20 social.
Tsintaosaurus- 4-22 ideal, 4-15 social.
Parasaurolophus- 4-21 ideal, 4-14 social.
Corythosaurus- 2-24 ideal, 2-13 social.
Edmontosaurus- 1-25 ideal, 1-15 social.
Apatosaurus- 0-22 ideal, 3-7 social.
Brachiosaurus- 0-25 ideal, 1-5 social.
Diplodocus- 0-24 ideal, 1-8 social.
Camarasaurus- 0-23 ideal, 2-7 social.

Kentrosaurus
Styracosaurus (exclusive)
Mamenchisaurus
Metriacanthosaurus
Archaeornithomimus

Carnivores
Suchomimus (exclusive)
Carnotaurus
Giganotosaurus
Majungasaurus (exclusive)

Tyrannosaurus- 0-15 ideal, 0-1 social.
Velociraptor- 0-20 ideal, 2-6 social.
Spinosaurus- 0-13 ideal, 0-2 social.
Indominus rex- 1-10 ideal, 0-1 social.
Deinonychus- 0-18 ideal, 3-8 social.
Dilophosaurus- 0-22 ideal, 1-12 social.
Ceratosaurus- 0-20 ideal, 0-3 social.

This is the skin everyone wants and everyone is talking about. Upon unlocking this, you will recieve a skin for the ranger that is just like the old Jurassic Park skin. However, to obtain this skin is no easy job - you need to achieve five seconds of airtime within twenty seconds. It is argueably the hardest cosmetic for the jeep to get. Here are some methods.

The Skateboard Park
I called this strategy this because of how much it looks like a skateboard park. What you've got to do is create two hills right next to each other with some breathing space between; your choice how much you separate them. Then, just play around with it. Give yourself room between the two hills and the ranger, and then speed up and jump. Quickly turn around, jump and repeat. Keep doing it until you get the skin; if you feel like you're constantly failing, adjust the space between the two hills.

This jeep skin has a beautiful looking crimson colour, with the Jurassic World logo on its sides. It is indeed, pretty easy to obtain if you know the method. It's going top speed as the jeep for five consecutive seconds. Keep in mind; just going forward will not get you there. You need to go down, and it is not easy to create a hill that allows you to drive top-speed for this much time. Here are a few methods to aid in your journey.

1. Creating your own hill: This one would possibly take a while, depends how you tackle it. Use the terrain shaping tool to create a hill in an empty spot in your park. Starting early on Isla Matanceros will be pretty helpful, as you will have loads of space - there is not much space on the islands. (Frontier, please fix this. That, or expand the building limit.) Also, remove all shrubs and trees on your hill; it will slow you down and trees will potentially stop you in your tracks.

2. Isla Muerta: This island will do its job for you. Isla Muerta scales downwards from the entrance; just follow the terrain. Besides, the first time you are in this island you are forced to go into the ranger vehicle to proceed. (That is how I got my achievement!)

Jeep Skin - Ranger Team Orange
This skin has a clean, orange colour to it. The structure of it looks a bit different from the 2018 Jeep, as you can see above. I use this skin all the time.

Here is a method to get it:

The 2018 Jeep is a nice looking jeep, with a vivid teal colour and Jurassic World logo printed on its side. The way to get this, is to powerslide for three seconds with five seconds of breathing time. It's pretty easy to get if you know what to do. Here is the method: (The only one.)

Isla Muerta
This island is very helpful; it can give you two jeeps because of its gaining elevation. What you have to do is to get to the very top of the island, and then hold W as you drive down. When you feel you're going top speed, hit one of the strafe keys and hold the handbrake (Space for default.) until you stop completely.

In order to play the sandbox mode, you'll actually need to unlock a whole new location - the Isla Nublar map. That name will be familiar to Jurassic Park fans, as it's actually the location of the first movie. All of the familiar locations have been removed to make way for your own creations, though it's the same size and features the same terrain as the very first Jurassic Park film. But how do you get there?

How to Unlock Jurassic World Evolution Isla Nublar Map:

In order to play the game's sandbox mode and unlock unlimited money, you'll need to head back to the first island, Isla Matanceros. This island is the first of the "Five Deaths," the name given to the Muertes archipelago you'll build your parks on throughout the game.

You can go back to the island on your world map, and after that you'll need to move it from a 3-star rating to a 4-star rating. This requires improving your dinosaur rating and your facility rating, which will require you to create a greater variety of dinosaurs while maintaining their welfare, while ensuring that your visitors are satisfied.

In order to quickly bump up your star rating, click on the star rating at the bottom right-hand corner of your screen and see what needs improving. When a percentage is low in a particular area - for instance, your guests want more shopping outlets or they feel it's getting overcrowded - construct new buildings or dinosaurs to match their needs. A monorail is another good investment, with easier travel drastically improving your star rating while also making it easier to get to other stores located around the park, thus increasing your cash flow.

After you've reached 4 stars, you'll unlock Isla Nublar and be given unlimited funds to do as you please with all of the unlocks you've acquired playing through the campaign.