The Mantah Corp offsite facility is a former research and testing location operated by Mantah Corp on an uninhabited, privately-owned island in the Gulf of Fernandez. It was used for genetically engineering, cloning, housing, and studying de-extinct and hybrid animal species in tightly controlled environments, but is now privately owned and utilized only for research and conservation. The facility is made up of three levels: a series of five artificial biomes on the surface (arid desert, redwood forest, tropical rainforest, polar ice cap, and tropical swamp), a series of asset transport tunnels, and finally a lower series of tunnels connected to operation facilities including a geothermal power plant. The main control compound and many other operations buildings are located on the surface in the rainforest biome, while the medical bay is located directly below the swamp biome. A field research office is located within the redwood biome.
Species housed
- Ankylosaurus x1
- Baryonyx x1 (terminated in 2016)
- Brachiosaurus x1
- Firecracker
- Carnotaurus x1
- Ceratosaurus x1
- Compsognathus x1 (invasive; terminated in 2016)
- Dilophosaurus x4 (one terminated in 2016)
- Dimorphodon x1
- Kentrosaurus x1
- Nothosaurus x1
- Pteranodon x8 (one terminated in 2016)
- Smilodon x1 (terminated)
- Spinoceratops x2
- Angel
- Rebel
- Spinosaurus x1
- Stegosaurus x1
- Tyrannosaurus x2
- Velociraptor x2
