Species: Gallimimus bullatus

Length: 20ft

Height: 9ft

Location: Mongolia

Time Period: Cretaceous

Movies: Jurassic Park, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Jurassic World 

Games: Jurassic Park (SNES game), Jurassic Park Arcade Game, The Lost World: Jurassic Park Arcade Game, Jurassic Park III: Island Attack, Jurassic Park III: The DNA Factor, Jurassic Park III: Park Builder, Jurassic Park: Dinosaur Battles, Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, Jurassic Park: Explorer, Jurassic Park: The Game

Bio: A large ornithomimid, or "Bird-mimic", Gallimimus is noticeable for it's appearance; that of a large, tailed ostrich. With long, gangly  legs, Gallimimus was very quick on its feet, perhaps reaching speeds in excess of 40mph. Although there is no evidence supporting flocking behavior, the animals in the film, Jurassic Park are shown doing so. Gallimimus was an omnivore; it consumed both small animals such as insects and lizards as well as plant matter.

Role in Jurassic Park: Dr. Alan Grant traversing Isla Nublar with Lex and Tim Murphy after being stranded in the Park by the rex break-out happen upon a flock of the animals fleeing from the T. rex. Taking cover under a large, old log, the animals proceed to leap over the log and in turn Grant and Co. only for one of their flock members to be taken down by the Tyrannosaurus, who then proceeds to consume it's kill as the rest of the flock either continues fleeing or stops to watch.

Gallimimus is among the animals fleeing the nets of the InGen Harvesters on an Isla Sorna game trail. A specimen was captured by the InGen team, as one is seen fleeing the InGen encampment after their breakout with the help of Nick Van Owen and Dr. Sarah Harding.

Gallimimus is also an attraction in Jurassic World, where viewers can watch them from large, safari trucks.