10 Best Dinosaurs That Ark: Survival Ascended Is Still Missing

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has plenty of awesome dinosaurs and animals, but they barely scratch the surface of the prehistoric creatures it could include. Although includes plenty of dinosaurs, it also has mythical creatures, technological dinosaur hybrids, and other non-prehistoric flora and fauna for players to contend with.

There are still many awesome dinosaurs out there that haven't made it to but probably should. From cow-sized sauropods to a more diverse marine life, these dinosaurs would be right at home in In fact, many are available in mods, some of which add new creatures, dinosaurs, and critters to the game. Many awesome dinosaurs, though, should officially become part of the main game.

The Arambourgiana was a massive stork-like bird that stalked around what is currently known as Jordan during the Late Cretaceous era. It was even larger than the Quetzalcoatlus, which does exist in as one of the largest flying creatures in the game. Instagram user rickcharlespaleoart created a dossier for the Arambourgiana, showing its role in the game if it were added to

These cross-platform mods are the best for Ark: Survival Ascended, and will make the game a lot more fun to play regardless of platform.

If implemented, the huge bird-like dinosaur would be a carrion-eater and therefore immune to tranquilizer darts, feasting instead on rotten meat, according to the mock dossier. This would require players to get creative in how they tame the large creature. It would also serve as an excellent flying base that, if equipped with a bomb saddle, would be a force to be reckoned with both from the wilderness and fellow players' bases.

Sauropods were the largest dinosaurs and largest land animals, in general, to have ever walked the earth. The Magyarosaurus was an anomaly among the sauropods, having a relatively small stature compared to its siblings. As basically a dwarf Titanosaurus, the Magyarosaurus dinosaur was the smallest of the sauropods, being just a bit bigger than a human with its neck up