The Finnish Prehistoric Zoo is a massive prehistoric zoo located roughly 30 minutes from the Finnish capital, Helsinki. After exiting for over a decade as nothing more than a roadside zoo. A man named Henry who was in the cloning business for over 30 years stepped in and revitalize the zoo which is now the largest in the entirety of the Nordic countries. You get step through the entrance and get handed a map, on the side it lists all the former extinct creatures in the park and their population. Anzu (1) Archaeopteryx (7) (A) Aurochs (8) Baryonyx (1) Carolina Parakeet (14) (A) Chalicotherium (4) Coryphodon (4) Diamantinasaurus (2) Dimorphodon (3) (A) Diplocaulus (3) (H) Doedicurus (1) Drepanosaurus (2) (H) Elasmotherium (1) Entelodon (2) Falkland Islands wolf (2) Glyptodon (2) Golden Toad (6) (H) Herrerasaurus (4) Hyaenodon (2) Hyperodapedon (2) (H) Inostrancevia (2) Irish Elk (9) Kauaʻi ʻōʻō (8) (A) Laughing Owl (3) (A) Leaellynasaura (7) Longisquama (4) (H) Megalosaurus (2) Megatherium (1) Meiolania (3) Microraptor (6) (A) Pachycephalosaurus (3) Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum (4) Passenger Pigeon (28) (A) Psittacosaurus (15) Rhamphorhynchus (4) (A) Rhynchotherium (4) Sauropelta (2) Scutosaurus (5) Smilodon (2) South Island giant Moa (4) Therizinosaurus (2) Thylacine (3) Thylacoleo (1) Tropeognathus (6) (A) Uintatherium (3) Wonambi (1) (H) Woolly Mammoth (5) Yunnan lake newt (6) (H) Yutyrannus (3) (A means the species is in the multi species aviary. H means it's in the Herpetarium)