The isle of the Mesozoic. In 2005 a small island located 500 miles off the coast of California was chosen by our new company, Mesozoic Central, to be the foundation for a dinosaur project that had never been attempted before. What started as a natural island has been artificially enhanced to suit the many species of dinosaurs that live on it today. Other than the dinosaurs the island is home to many species that were already living on it like reptiles, birds, crocodilians, deer, etc. And speaking of deer, in the last few years the island's population of deer has been going down due to competition from herbivorous dinosaurs, now deer can only be found in the dark forest. The weather and climate of the island is hot and subtropical during summer, while the winters though wouldn't feel like much to us, is cold enough to make most of the scaly dinosaurs migrate to the island's south side during December, though during the rest of the year however, the island's climate remains warm. With all this said, Welcome to the island of the Mesozoic!