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T-REX VS INDOMINUS REXmade by the awesome PABLO LARA
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Wow,this looks so much amazing!
Also i'm so curious what should win because both of them are strong dinosaurs.
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In real life, t-Rex would win here and against spino, science shows
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Yes, but not against Ian Malcolm.
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Why Ian specifically? lol
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Humans accelerate much faster, so with that advance start he would out run the T-Rex.
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Um T-rex can run up to 20 miles an hour but can keep that pace for a long time so good luck with that
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By the time the Rex have gotten to a higher velocity than Ian he would already be at the top of a tree. At full sprint the Rex is a lot faster though. Only slower acceleration.
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Ok ya I can agree on that
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Ah yes simply wonderful. I don't care what people say about the movie I liked it x3Β
You can't please everyone so get over it. Like with the Spinosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex fight in JP3 but better length and so enjoyable. The queen came out of her new enclosure to prove her dominance over an island she controlled 22 years earlier!!!Β
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PLEASE make one of the T-Rex at the end of the movie, up on that building *0*
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That was an epci battle!! Definitely the best moment of Jurassic World. Awesome work mate
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That fight was awesome, Jurassic World was amazing.
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Yes it was, especially the raptors! btw...did you hate that fat guy too? XD
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I did...i was literally hoping he would die..
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Yeah...the one who suggested the Raptor plan!
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This fight was AWESOMETACULAR!Β I love Jurassic World.
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Umm.... Okay...
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I watched the film and this is the best fight ever!!
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Okay, both you guys were right on the mark.Β Indominus Rex was too much for Rexy and had it not been for Blue, Rexy would be dead.Β However, Colin Trevorrow was smarter than that.Β I've seen JW in IMAX 3D as well as a standard screening and it did not disappoint.
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I cheered when I rex had T. rex on the ground, and when the mosasaur swooped in.
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You must have looked like such an ass to die-hard JP fans. You know Rexy is the face of the franchise...
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Β Thanks for the advice against the "Volcanic-Bitchfest."
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Nah, I'm fine with the ending. The mosasaur dealt the deathblow.
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one does not simply, t-rex kicked indominus ass like a hero, rather than a bad beast.
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That's not going to happen. Jurassic Park 3 didn't work so well because of it.
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it's unrealistic to expect an animal with jaws only capable of killing prey smaller than itself to kill something larger than itself (Spino) or something that can kill much larger than itself (I. Rex)
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Smaller than itself??? Really you call a Triceratops or Edmontosaurus of equal weight and dimensions respectively small prey? I agree, T. rex was cripplingly overspecialized to tackle armored prey, but definitely not a pushover.
Also I doubt they are killing T. rex in this movie, they are holding off from showing her in trailers, so obviously they are saving the best for last. Plus this is the same animal who appeared in the first film, she is the face of Jurassic Park and Colin Trevorrow is not going to kill her off or at least not without dignity.
Spinosaurus, Giganotosaurus, and even the bloody Indominus are more or less around the same size range for Rexy to tackle. Yes, they are all longer than a T. rex, but not much and that also goes for height especially since Spinosaurus is shorter height-wise than the tyrant lizard.
Also get this and I know it may be hard for you to understand this, but the Jurassic Park universe is a world filled with dinosaurs mutated by foreign DNA used to fill in their gene gaps. So therefore they do not have to follow paleontology 100% since an in-universe explanation is given why.
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Compared to the giant sauropod taken by carnosaurs, those are small and harmless.
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And those mighty carnosaurs are just as cripplingly overspecialized. They can hunt the sauropods, but not the armored prey items. If a giganotosaur tried to bite into an ankylosaur or the frill of a triceratops, it's teeth may crack or even break in pieces. Each of the big three are just as overspecialized as the other. Carnosaurs couldn't hunt armored prey effectively, giant prey was difficult for tyrannosaurs, and spinosaurs were mostly restricted to aquatic prey. None of them were better than the other.
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true, but at least carnosaurs could kill prey other than sauropods that wasn't completely armoured (we know that stegosaurs were hunted for sure), to a greater extent than tyrannosaurs taking on giant prey or spinosaurs hunting on land.
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I don't get your beef with tyrannosaurs, yes they are a little too popular and often overpowered in fiction, but that doesn't mean you should truncate their strengths even lower than they actually would have been. Plus they were more successful than you give them credit for, they dominated North America and Asia. They could exploit food that carnosaurs couldn't feast on and had more adaptations suited for their environment than just bite alone. Tyrannosaurs had longer tibia than femurs allow for quicker bursts of movement and the arctometatarsals would allow for greater agility than most large theropods. Not only would the carnosaurs' bite be ill-suited to attack armored prey, but they might even have some trouble catching smaller, nimbler prey. Also tyrannosaurs have a giant prey item in at least one territory they occupied: Alamosaurus. With no other giant predators in the area, something had to have been controlling their numbers and that had to have been the resident tyrannosaurs.
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Still I am getting this vibe that you think carnosaurs and spinosaurs are superior. I am saying just give the tyrannosaurs more credit, but they are not the superior ultimate predator.
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I'm just talking about in terms of prey size. Spinosaurs are in the same league as tyrannosaurs (doesn't matter if one hunts fish and the other dinosaurs, 3 tons is 3 tons), but carnosaurs are obviously much better at huge prey (while still being able to kill smaller prey). If we have a situation that requires a predator to do that (say, this breakout), carnosaurs would obviously come out on top.
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Alright, but I thought carnosaurs would have had more trouble to catch smaller prey (not impossible, just harder for them). Since the femur is longer than the tibia in carnosaurs, wouldn't that inhibit bursts of quick speed?Β
Either way, in terms of brute strength and size, the T. rex and Indominus are pretty even. Rex could easily clamp her jaws on the Indominus' spindly long arms or get an ok hold over the neck at the least. Still I doubt the Rex will be able to beat the Indominus alone, something tells me there will be help since Trevorrow mentioned a crane being used in the climax of the film. I think once Rexy has done what she could, the characters will push the Indominus over with a crane into the mosasaur pool.
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In allosaurs and the more derived carcharodontosaurs the femur was slightly shorter than the tibia. Perhaps not as fast as tyrannosaurs, but definitely more agile.
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Hmm I thought the agility was on the T. rex's side, especially during teenage years, due to the arctometatarsus. This link that discusses the leg anatomy of a tyrannosaur and even indicates that tyrannosaurs were faster and more agile than other big theropods. This would make sense considering the prey tyrannosaurs hunted with the teens eating ornithomimosaurs and other small game, along with the adults hunting the still reasonably fast big game.
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Carnosaurs were definitely specialized for hunting especially large game as you said and thus sacrificed speed for stamina in their movements, since it would take quite a long time for even these carnivores to bring down such giants. I would imagine it would have to be a long trek to endure to keep up with such resilient prey.
Just saw the movie yesterday, your theory about Rexy not being able to hurt the Indominus is proven very wrong.
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No spoilers pls, watching it today.
Arctometatarsals aid speed, not agility. They reduce flexibility. Not to mention that the leg muscles in speed-adapted theropods attach to their tail and that's long to reduce its efficiency as a rudder.
IMO carnosaurs traded away some speed (but at giant sizes this wasn't really significant due to the fact tyrannosaurs got significantly slower as they got larger), but that allowed for much more effective use of the tail as a rudder.
Both groups would have had great stamina; carnosaurs because if they failed to get an artery bite quickly the hunt might go on for a long time, and tyrannosaurs because open-country persistence hunting cancels out lack of agility.
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