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As cool as it sounds, a Baryonyx seems to be a more likely candidate
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Yes, the most prominent Dino in JP3.
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i always thought it was the pterosaurs that ate the guys on the boat.
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that's what I thought too
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but then how did they get out? Grant and the gang had to go to the air cage and leave, with out checking the gate was closed fully.
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I dont know it never really crossed my mind... i just thought the pterosaurs killed them
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There was another group of pteranodons on the island. See the ending of The Lost World Jurassic Park
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They recently confirmed that he killed the juvenile from TLW:JP...
But yeah, poor guy gets hate due to JPIII, or as some people call it, "Dinosaurs Eat People: The Movie".
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Actually, you misread. It was quoted with "jokingly". Therefore, Junior may just have a role in the next two films.
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Ah.
If so, then so many people fell for it...
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I actually began to love Spinosaurus after I saw him kill the T-rex in JPIII and I still love him.
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Holy crap, wow!
Anyways, I wish he could return in another Jurassic World movie as a major anti-hero, similar to Tyrannosaurus and Mosasaurus.
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I'm actually making a story where the Spinosaurus is going to be an anti-hero in Jurassic World on FanFiction.net
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Where did they say that? Also, four years and the baby grows that fast? I don't buy it.
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Well actually, with a theropod as big as a Tyrannosaurus, they had to pack on 5 pounds of overall mass per day, meaning they'd be 5-7 tons in only about half a decade. How do we know this? If we cut through a single bone, we can see there are rings, and each ring represents a full year of growth (much like a tree). So by that logic, A Spinosaurus becoming a full-grown adult in a matter of 4 years wouldn't actually be that preposterous.
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Well from what I could gather from scientists, it could take about 10 years for a Tyrannosaurus to reach sexual maturity.
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5 pounds a day, man. That's what I heard.
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A few videos probably have all the theories and evidence.
Also, I don't mind if it sounds like bullcrap to you.
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I never said it was bullcrap to me. I just don't see how the infant could have gotten that big in just four years time. I'm not trying to be a know-it-all or anything but the entire third film took place on another part of Isla Sorna, not to mention Tyrannosaurus did look after their young for quite a while.
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The way I view it it was a fully grown or near full grown male. PERHAPS the same one from The Lost World. It's green so it's definitely a male, but when I see the size it screams fully grown. But then again we never truly learned the gender of the Spinosaurus.
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Wow! The detail in this picture is amazing! I wish I could draw like that.
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I KNEW it was the Spinosaurus !
I'm sure after I see the Water attack scene !
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Maybe it's just me, but what if InGen's Spinosaurus was a prototype of the Indominus rex? It never appeared or mentioned on InGen's dino list and not to mention the Spino's extremely aggressive and persistence behavior on chasing down the humans. Plus, the JP3 Spino looked like the original creature had been spliced with T. rex DNA which explains the reinforced snout and long legs.
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The snout of the JP Spinosaurus is actually less robust than that of an actual Spinosaurus (though not by much). The other theropod DNA just gave it the long legs.
Maybe heron DNA? Longer legs, less robust head.
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Nah, the JP Spinosaurus had a crocodile-like head: robust and strong when compared to the snout of the real deal which resembled the thin fragile snout of the gharial.
I think they gave it some crocodilian DNA for the snout. Probably from a saltwater croc.
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The real deal doesn't look like a gharial (it's an almost exact match for Redondasaurus, however), nor is it nearly as weak. The JP version actually looks closer to a gharial's jaw than the actual jaw.
Suchomimus tenerensis had bite forces similar to an alligator, now scale that up to a Spinosaurus.
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Still weaker when compared to the JP Spinosaurus or the T. rex.
And I don't know why you call this public.media.smithsonianmag.co… less robust than this s6.postimg.org/8r6929g9t/Spino…
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Still enough force to kill both (or itself). Just saying the Spinosaurus crushing the T. rex neck isn't as far-fetched as it seems.
Because the back of the skull (the area with the eyes, jaw musculature and braincase) is thinner in the jP version than the real version?
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The front half of the real one would still snap if it bites a Rex's neck...
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If it was that weak it wouldn't be able to bite an Onchopristis either.
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That's where the hands come in.
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The hands were the killing tools while the jaws held the prey for them.
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I thought the exact same thing.
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I actually liked spino, granted I threw a giant fit when he/she killed the t-rex but as the movie and years went by spino and its relatives turned into my favorite group of dinosaurs and I wish he/she was in Jurassic world
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I was sad when the suchomimus didn't appear in Jurassic World, but the Spino skeleton made up for it a little.
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I guess spino left a bad taste in people mouths for not only it but other spinosaurids
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Which is unfortunate. People just love to bash spinosaurs and belittle them for eating tiny fish (which they didn't-the fish were HUGE).
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I think I've heard from somewhere that spinosaurus ate fresh water sharks as well, but technically they could just pull other dinosaurs into rivers and drown them in a manner similar to that of crocodiles if they felt like having a more hearty meal
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Both of that would be correct.
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And that's why Rexy destroyed the spino skeleton in Jurassic World. It was reference to the 3rd movie.
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frankly stuff like that in movies is like beating a dead horse like the "fight" between Godzilla and zilla in final wars, whether one likes it or not it happened and cant be changed
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Spinosaurus would have easily been snapped by the T-Rex!
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that depends on the environment. on land, spinosaurus would definitely loose from its stubby legs. in water though, it could drown t-rex
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