Mount Ravan

"Mount Ravan" is an island covered by both desert and rainforest and is the fifth area in Carnivores 2 and Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter.

Landmarks
"Mount Ravan" is the second most difficult island to travel, only being surpassed by "The Giant's Boot" in difficulty, and most of these landmarks don't help.

Volcano

 * Main article: Mount Ravan volcano

To the southwest is a smaller island taken up mostly by an active volcano that is a very real threat to hunters. If the hunter were to fall in, he would suffer a death almost as quick as the death blow of a dinosaur. The hunter does not need to be touching the lava to die. Unlike Carnivores, the lava is not liquid. Probably because of a bug involving Brachiosaurus spawning in liquid lava as seen in some fanmade maps using alt editor II.

Gorge
In the center of the island, on the other side of a dangerous mountain range, is a huge, maze-like gorge where the fog can get so thick it's hard to see 100 feet in front of the hunter.

Ravine
In the desert to the northwest is a deep ravine cut in two by a waterway. It makes a great place to fend off charging dinosaurs.

Desert
In the northwest corner of the island is a huge, open desert populated by various cacti. It is great for hunting Tyrannosaurus because of the lack of trees obstructing the hunter's view.

Broken waterway
In the south center of the island is a large body of water broken up by several strips of land.

Mountain range
To the northeast runs a huge mountain range that divides the top half of the island and overlooks the foggy gorge.

Mount Raven
Mount Raven gets its name from the mountain in the Northern part of the island that is somewhat shaped like a bird and covered in snow.