'Jurassic World' Dinosaurs Revealed In Twitter PHOTOS: 'Jurassic Park 4' Viral Marketing Brochure Teases New Creatures, Jimmy Fallon Cameo For 2015 Movie

A new marketing technique for the upcoming 2015 blockbuster Jurassic World might have just leaked a bunch of details on the prehistoric creatures we'll see opposite stars Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard. A special "brochure" for the theme park that the movie is based around features plenty of dinosaur information that could be viewed as spoilers for some fans waiting in anticipation for the June 12, 2015 release date!

This brochure wasn't leaked, though. Photos of the marketing tool come from a Twitter account dedicated to Jurassic World updates. Let's take a look at these photos:

Never before seen photos from the upcoming new #jurassicworld film! The Jurassic World park brochure pic.twitter.com/9arhGkMv4h

— TRex (@jurassicp2k15) July 13, 2014

For all my #jurassicworld fans, here is an exclusive inside look into the park brochure #JurassicJune #jurassicpark4 pic.twitter.com/a7YWY2Z2gx — TRex (@jurassicp2k15) July 13, 2014

Retweet if you would love 2 go on vacation to #jurassicworld people. The amenities at the park will blow your mind pic.twitter.com/PmYSax5B0C

— TRex (@jurassicp2k15) July 13, 2014

American Airlines has roundtrip flight packages to #jurrasicworld! Flyer miles are excepted! : ) pic.twitter.com/4HrFvsSxBh — TRex (@jurassicp2k15) July 13, 2014

Which dinosaurs are all my #jurassicworld fans most excited to see? No need to speculate anymore, here is the list pic.twitter.com/ZAeuw1jt1u

— TRex (@jurassicp2k15) July 13, 2014

As you can see, plenty of dinosaurs are listed, as well as other details. One detail we can make out is that Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon might have a cameo on the "Gyrosphere" instructional video. Are you more excited for this cameo or finding out what this "Gyrosphere" is?

Basically, it looks like this brochure is teasing scenes and creatures for the 2015 movie. "Bamboo Forrest," "Underwater Observatory," "Cretaceous Cruise," "T-Rex Kingdom" and the rest of these location sound like ideal spots for story telling and action scenes, wouldn't you say?

Plus the list of dinosaurs is very impressive.

Ankylosaurus, Apatosaurus, Baryonyx, Dimorphodon, Edmontosaurus, Gallimimus, Metriacanthosaurus, Microceratus, Mosasaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Pteranodon, Stegosuarus, Suchomimus, Triceratops, and of course, Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Do you think we'll get to see all of these dinosaurs in the new movie? Director Colin Trevorrow certainly has his work cut out for him!

Share your thoughts on this brochure in the comments section below!

(via SlashFilm)