What Kind Of Dinosaur REALLY Gave This T-Rex Its Scars? | Jurassic Park Theory
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A Jurassic Park theory that's been around forever is that the T-rex in The Lost World got its scars from another Rex. But what if other dinos on Site B are responsible? Could it be Spinosaurus, Velociraptor, Allosaurus or something else?
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"Wanna know how I got these scars?"
Why so Tyrannous?
The Velociraptor didn't like it.
Not. One. Bit.
Doe: "Honey, you're scaring our son with your war stories!"
Cant help but picture the Trex in joker makeup lmao
You beat me to it lol
Must say it's always nice to see someone who still cares for the story of the jurassic franchise
In my opinion, Buck’s scars on his head is kinda interesting that he got that battle scar, maybe from another male T-Rex while fighting over his future mate, Doe.
@Zeno the Filipino yeah but then the baby rex would need to be in the next movie
The scaring isn't serious enough for that kind of fight. Plus, he'd likely have scarring in other places if he was in a serious battle with another T-Rex.
@@DragonFae16 To be fair, Buck is just an animal. He doesn’t care if he’s injured.
@@prehistorichero2755 Which is why the scaring would be much worse if he had been in a serious fight with another T-Rex. Those scars on his face would barely count as a play nip from another Rex.
With tyrannosaurus rex, that sounds very logical. Fossil evidence has shown that when Tyrannosaurs fight each other, they would go at each other's faces
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I'm gonna go with the raptors on this. Considering that promo image with the raptors surrounding the baby T. rex and the parents coming to save it, I wouldn't be surprised if that moment led to the Bull T. rex getting those scars.
but he already had the scars on that image.
@@necro31 5:37 but he never had scars on this.
I gotta go with the Raptor theory because it makes the most sense. The scarring is consistent with the ones we saw on the 93 Rex.
Could you possibly do the “ecosystem of isla nublar” Fallen kingdom dinosaurs?
Good Idea
Or Sorna 2001
@@nemesisyt2338 I might be mistaken but he actually already did it lol
The Buck could of got them scars from a Stegosaurus. It probably had a bad day hunting & got his face slashed
Eh. Doubtful. Those would look more like stab wounds than slashes if it was the stego, and the tears don't really line up right for stego thagamizers.
@@rev0568 It doesn't have to be stab wounds. The Rex could of moved away having only big scratches instead of a fatal blow.
@@southparkstanmarshofficial if it was a stego then they likely would have been fatal due to the estimated swinging speed of the stego's tail personally i think it was the form of biting mentioned in camp cretaceous that was like play fighting because these creatures have been shown to be smart and would likely not fight to the death over mates as if they got to weak in the fight another rex could come around and beat them so they would try and push each other around and sought of nip at their opponents face
@@ussenterprisecv6805 With that logic, it also could have been mild wounds from play-fighting with the baby rex.
@@ussenterprisecv6805 Your missing the point. If someone in the street went to stab you & you moved out of the way but the knife just missed leaving you with a big scratch on your face. Same thing happens with animals. Stegosaurus could do a fatal blow if landed a clean hit. What I'm saying is that the Rex moved away in time only getting slashed instead of getting stabbed
Well, based on the coloration of the tissue in and around the scars, it does suggest that the wounds were fairly recent, if the skin that grew over "Rexy's" scars are any indication, likely days or maybe a few weeks or a few months earlier?
IF these were facial bites from another T. rex, then they could have been the result of a battle for territory or the Doe, where the Buck and a rival suitor may have grabbed onto one another's snout in a test of strength and dominance for both the Doe and the territory? The bits are in the right place for known intraspecific facial wounds on Tyrannosaur maxilla.
A raptor's last, desperate struggle to escape from the Buck's jaws is also very, very likely too.
There could be another suspect in a skirmish with a Baryonyx near a water source that perhaps the Buck had attempted/successfully predated on, or maybe the Buck got too close to a Baryonyx nest and got wacked by an angry and protective parent?
A Stegosaurus thagomizer or Trike horns seem to be very, very unlikely, because those are stabbing and poking weapons, and not that great for cutting or slashing, so the wounds might be very inconsistent with those types of weapons.
Or perhaps the Buck got them not from a fight with another animal, but maybe he had to squeeze his snout into or past something sharp or jagged to retrieve something that he might have been after? What could that have been, who knows there?
Given the heavy evidence of intraspecific fighting, and specifically facial biting, in tyrannosaurs, I think it's actually extremely likely that the Doe gave him the scars.
Honestly, the Bull T-rex is easily my favorite T-rex in the franchise.
i aggre
Bull was killed by Spinosaurus
This is buck
Wow, so that’s how they made the Bull Rex from The Lost World Jurassic Park look scary and intimidating all thanks to those scars and how different the animal really is apart from the other Rexes.
Great video Klayton Fioriti, great points and as always, Take It Easy And Life Finds A Way.
I think any t rex would look scary
@@DJTXD123, true.
I kinda wish that the scars on the Buck were more visible and brutal to showcase the fact that these are wild animals who will do anything to survive. A minor nitpick, but it would've made the Buck even more badass than he already is.
Also lets remember Suchomimus was mentioned by Billy in Jurassic Park 3 so we know it's 1 of the species Hammond & Wu knew nothing about so left them on Site B until species confirmation by Paleontologists
When I was editing my video on the lost world Jurassic park, I noticed the battle scars of the trex when it roared at Ian, who was inside the trailer. After so many times of watching the movie, I’ve never noticed those battle scars on the trex. My theory is that it was either velociraptors, another trex or maybe some unknown theropod dinosaur.
Your next video: "I don't like the JP franchise anymore... because I hate it... but I'm not gonna admit it"
Scars are a way of showing that you're a survivor, a badass.
Yes, like the scar I got when I was drunk and slipped in the bathtub
If we are talking about the Original Rexy than I would have to say its either the first generation clone chimeric dromaesaurids ie alpha and her pack as we see on the first movie they literally jumped to rexys face and had plenty of time to gave permanent scars until she slacked them off her face
Yeah, I've been wondering how my favorite T-Rex got these scars...
call me crazy, but maybe a baryonyx? they're big claw marks and the baryonyx is named after its large claw on its hand. maybe it got into a confrontation with one of the few baryonyx released by ingen?
It's always fun to watch a video of yours about T. rex. From one Buck and TLW fan to another, I just hope to see him again in a movie or at least in Camp Cretaceous. As always, great video man.
your hopes may be proven as and this is possibly spoilers for the end of season 3 but i doubt it due to the dino or whatever on the boat they may get knocked of course and hit isla sorna I think I have seen concept art somewhere of them on Isla Sorna hiding from one of the rexs so who know
that would have been pretty cool if the bull t rex and the JP3 spinosaurus actually fought before
The spino wasnt cloned yet
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@@kingcrunchking Spino wasn't even born....it was only 2 years old when it brutality murdered a T Rex.
@@muralikrishnannair6603 lmao. I knew one couldn’t take the joke. 2 years and fully grown. I think the buck is more than capable of fighting and surviving or even beating the spino
@@kingcrunchking yes, the rex in jp3 is small. much smaller than the bull.
jp3 spino is only 43ft long, while the bull is similar in length but way beefier.
I bet it was Ben’s dad from camp Cretaceous and Ben comes from a long line of stick wielding dinosaur hunters ;)
7:09 in that frame, one of the rexes eyes looks a little worn down compared to the other, witch leads me to beleive it could've been a dilophosaurus.
It was the Spinosaurus all along, the true mastermind behind everything!
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Nah it wasn't cloned yet.
@@Frogboyaidan when spinosaur was cloned?
@@kanapkuba4072 1999 it was one of the illegal cloned species that destroyed the Ecosystem
@@gonkderheilige6379 destroy Ecosystem like e750?
Klayton your ability to pick out details like this continues to amaze me. My first thought was the T-rex got it from it's mate, because years ago it was thought the females were far more aggressive than the males, and would sometimes do things like this to keep their male mates. Supposedly because of this, males stayed away from females until the needed to mate. That was the idea then, and it's been a long time since I've learned about what was believed to be about these creatures.
Like you the male T-Rex is also my favorite creature in the entire Jurassic series without a doubt. I love the scarring and the colors of this T-Rex. I know people hate the San Diego sequence but I don't care, I absolutely loved that part of the movie and see the Rex go full on Godzilla on the city. I hope to see him and his family come back sometime in the future.
As for the scars I don't know but I'm going with your theory Klayton. It's more likely another T-Rex or a Raptor that caused those scars, either way I'm interested to know more about this incredible animal that honestly deserves way more love.
Now I don’t know 100% what caused the scars but I think that since they were fresh looking I feel like during the time the Rex’s were not at the nest the Bull Rex May have gotten into a fight with something big like a Baryonyx and it had called it’s May for assistance and after receiving the scars and killing the Dinosaur he and the female may have dragged the body back to the nest (this could also explain why it took so long for them to realize the baby was missing)
I would like to think it was the spinosaurus that gave the Buck its distinguishable scars as a kind of reminder as the one rex who faced it and lived, but of course it was likely from either a stegosaurus hunt or even the raptor tribes (more likely). Otherwise it was some conflict with other male tyrannosaurs, likely trying to bite one another by the mouths in a similar fashion seen in Dinosaur Revolution.
I think Raptor fight is the most likely scenario for the bull’s scars however that being said I can see Collin trevorrow solving this mystery for us in camp Cretaceous
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An Important note so many people don't understand: Female Tyrannosaurs were larger than the males. adult T-rex males are smaller than adult females. Species with this form of sexual dimorphism where the sex based size Often have large females who have higher testosterone counts than the males, which in return makes them bigger, stronger, and more importantly more aggressive than the males. that male's scars, more than likely, are mating scars from the courtship where his mate got too riled up too quick.
An important note on that: Its considered myth or a theory at best. It is far from considered fact that female rexes were larger, and I'm fairly certain that piece of information is rather outdated at this point. However, regardless of size difference, it wouldn't be too surprising for females in general to be more aggressive. Despite that though, those slashes still seem too small and shallow to be from a rex biting the muzzle.
Nope . Nada . The Biggest TREX fossil found ever was a MALE fossil.
@@rev0568 Indeed you are right, it was proposed and advocated for a while in the 90's based on two seperate pieces of skeletal anatomy. Firstly that Tyrannosaurus has two skeletal morphs (Or at least did in the 90's, more specimens since then have made these less distinctive) one robust and the other gracile (Which anytime you encounter two morphs gender is alwalys an obvious hypothesis), and Secondly that notion that modern Crocodilians have an extra tail chevron in males for anchoring their genitalia.
Both these ideas ran into problems though, Sue for instance the biggest and most robust Tyrannosaurus until the recent Scotty was a Robust morph with an extra tail Chevron (So using this line of thinking male in fact), then the Tail Chevron validity was questioned for living Crocodilians much less Dinosaurs (www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0944200605000474?via%3Dihub) and was all but eliminated when the first accurate gendering of a Tyrannosaurus came with B-Rex and Mary Schweitzer work on proteins and medulary tissue.
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I'm not so sure whether or not the scars are from the Spinosaurus because if Buck ever fought him, The spinosaurus would've been dead already. Because Buck is the strongest T-rex in jurassic park, so I think scars are from the Raptors ,and then he killed them after that.
My favorite video yet! The Buck has been my favorite dinosaur in the series since I first saw the movie on 97.
I love movies where every detail has a story behind it!
Another great video as always Klayton! Looking forward to hear you talk about The Jurassic World tabletop game on kickstarter when it releases!
Is it just me, or does it seem like the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Velociraptor have been the ultimate enemies for millions of years?
@Pee Pee
T.rex and Dakotaraptor (which looks closer to the JP raptors than the real Velociraptors do) however did live in the same place at the same time.
@@WhyTho525 The only dakotaraptor specimen we have is probably just a bunch of acheroraptor bones mixed together.
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A new vid
The buck is my all time favourite animal in the franchise, the design and the scenes he’s in are so damn good
Came right when I got notified Klayton! Also left a like! I’ll admit the Buck Tyrannosaur is also my favorite Rex of the series :)
The scars came from the mate. She discovered that her friend Susan from the jungle nearby had recently laid eggs, but knew that Susan had no mate. Also, Rex has been spending a lot more time hunting lately, more so than usual. She put two-and-two together.
Hey Klayton - I know I've said this before in a comment on another video but I am saying it again -- the buck rex from The Lost World is my all time favorite. Just love the design - the skin pattern, coloration and the features (the thicker brow ridges).
I think it's hard to pin down what the exact source of those scars could be. In my view the designers didnt consider a source - it was just a means to distinguish this rex from the female.
Just to add to the possibilities however - the source of the scarring may even have been something less grand - maybe it came from a gallimimus hunt - it would have made a desperate bid for freedom as the jaws of the buck closed in around the base of its neck. Gallimimus does have rather long forelimbs and sharp claws --
The stan winston male rex - mold wise is just the female t-rex with neck, brow and scarring alterations - thats what Paul Mejias (one of the artists who worked on the franchise told me back in 2005/2006).
Just a quick though for a video idea, I’ve been listening through TLW motion picture soundtrack and there are several pieces used which aren’t heard in the film, most notably one called ‘the trek’. I seem to remember a while ago you describing a potential deleted scene in which Ludlow and Roland go hunting for the bull Rex towards the climax of the original ending for the film. Listening to this track, I can really picture it fitting with them tracking the Rex, maybe something you could look into. P.s. love your videos
I always imagined it was from a Raptor that got on the wrong end of the Rex personally.
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It could possibly have been a Pteranodon. Ingen cloned quite a few and were known to have lived in the same region of Tyrannosaur nesting sites, as seen in the epilogue. What could have happened was that a Pterosaur could have attempted to steal the baby rex (similar to modern harpy eagles with caimans) and was struck by the rex. More proof of this could be that the scars don’t appear to be deep, and slashing from the hooked talons of the Pteranodon could create curved scars, as seen in the Bull rex. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk!
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I’m starting to think that it could’ve been a raptor that gave the buck its scars, or maybe a Baryonyx, since the latter has those huge claws on its hands.
Awesome!
Looking at the placement, I like the "animal struggling while trying to be eaten" explanation. I could imagine a raptor or something similar flailing wildly trying to escape the jaws of the Rex and slashing its face.
Yeah, it could’ve been a velociraptor. Speaking of which, there was going to be a scene in The Lost World where the T-Rex and Velociraptor fight in the Rex nest but got cut from the final film.
What dinosaur could give a Trex scars? It's mom with a flip flop.
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Another plausible suggestion for how the rex got it's scars is the frill of a triceratops given that it has spikes on the sides, it would explain why the wound is so uniform and go across the face, probably in a attempt to bite the animal the trike swings it's head to block the bite hitting the rex with the side of it's frill.
I always thought it might have been a Is stegasuras because when Rolan goes to the nest the first time and you can see a dead on at the nest and with their spiked tail can inflict damage and came down with almost a vertical chop when Sara was in the log
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Interesting. I never thought of that.
Great video on how the male t-trex got his scars.
Nice video
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An allosaurus vs T Rex fight.
And a allosaurus LEGO set.
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Interesting theory! Perhaps the dino found its way to a raptor nest similar to the one seen in the third movie.
I like the idea of a Velociraptor being the cause; certainly fits, given Rexy's scars and the volatile nature of the Lost World's raptors.
0:19 when a t. rex had a little too much weed
I'd give a small shot to it possibly being from a fight with a stego or another large herbaviour with spikes of some kind, though I'd be more inclined to think another carnivor caused it in the end.
Similar to the GvK intro, JWD should show various shots of dino scenes from the previous films in different angles, old photos of the first ever Tyrannosaur skull and Giganotosaur skull from real life, some dino fossils, some people narrating stuff about dinosaurs relating to genetics, money, extinction etc, Ian Malcolm narrates most of the opening intro, while John Hammond (voiced by someone who sounds like Richard Attenborough) talks to the InGen Board about his parks and also a photo of Simon Masrani shaking hands with an InGen official to represent him buying the company (film editors should be able to create an Irrfan Khan model and design it like Masrani. Shots of Dr Henry Wu in a lab, DNA strands flashing across the screen, photographs of Alan Grant and Ellie Sattler discovering footprints of giant theropods engaging in battle during the early 2000s (Dominion will finally reveal to them who those theropod footprints belonged to), footage of the Iron Analyser discovering Mosasaurus DNA, footage of Lewis Dodgson handing money to an unknown person to basically steal InGen’s research info, a camera footage showing baby Rexy hatching out of an egg then we hear John Hammond’s voice saying, “welcome to the world little girl, one day you’ll rule the Earth like a victorious queen” (Hammond says this as a figure of speech, not an actual intention that she’s going to be on the mainland as free-roaming although Dominion may make his figure of speech come true). Then we hear booming footsteps echoing, we hear Rexy growling, then we hear an even louder footstep, and we hear Giga growling with a sinister huffing sound similar to Indominus. Then the intro ends with the Dominion logo shining in silver and when it fades to black, we hear a mixture of Rexy and Giga roaring faintly. The music for most of the intro should be this:
ruclips.net/video/ssROYqOn2bk/видео.html (Start from 0:23 and ends at 0:44)
Something interesting. Its also possible the islands herbivores could of inflicted those wounds. Thinking stegosaurus, since plenty of those were around. The scar seem fresher than Rexy's so can pin-point it to either of those creatures. or maybe we come across some other super duper secret ingen's list that had Therizinosaurus.
I agree with you that it very well could have been from one of the Velociraptors. With how straight the cuts look and what animals were documented on the island at that time. Plus also consider how some of TLW promo photos are with the raptors around the baby and the two parent Rex’s. May not be 100% confirmed, but all that considered it’s definitely a solid guess.
Plus, the scars look relatively fresh. Not 20+ years old like Rexy’s but they’re still red implying that it could have happened somewhat recent from when we saw the Buck on screen.
1:11 No not the dreaded pachyrhino with a horn!!!
Anyways great video!
In my Mass Effect remake of Jurassic Park, PaleoPrime, i plan to have Rexy the Tyrannosaurus scarred from a fight with 2 Allosaurus in the 2nd act then Utahraptor in the end. In the sequel regarding the parent T-Rexes, well... I would say predator prey relationships were involved
Now all we need is what happened to the baby rex
I would comment that there was at least 8 Tyrannosaurs cloned on Sorna.
6 that remained on Sorna, and 2 that were brought to Nublar. I believe there was a cannonization of the young Rex being on Nublar and dying before Jurassic Park happened
TLW PS1 music was a nice touch.👌
As soon as I seen this I assumed it would have had to be another tyrannosaur because facial bitting in there species is significant. Nearly all specimen skulls exhibit those scar
That Buck would get some much BIGGER scars in JP3. ; )
It would show how strong the buck is for killing such a fearsome creature 💪🏾
reminds me of the scars of humpback wales. they get similar scars from there prey while killing/eating it.
Raptor makes perfect sense to me, 3 straight down I was thinking one in it's mouth desperately trying to stop its fate from happening.
Keeps your mind open to how each species reacted and interacted.
We already know how deadly and insane raptors are.
Could have even happened over one of the T Rex young being ambushed and potentially killed, so many plausible routes you could take with this I love it!
Given how reckless the Tiger tribe raptors are, I can see them getting into scraps with the Buck. Especially if the Buck were young.
We also need to know that in JP1 the last remaining raptor even started clawing and biting at Rexy’s face while in her jaws - ofc this all stopped when she chomped down on the raptor and then slammed her into a dinosaur skeleton in the visitor center. If you look very closely you’ll see the raptor attacking Rexy’s face, fighting until the bitter end, and leaving some wounds there. It’s possible that something similar happened to the male tyrannosaur in JP2. Who knows?? Still, it’s on the table unless we get more information on this particular topic.
Buck Rex: _"Why so SERIOUS?!"_
Wait that curiosity stream show you showed is an old documentary called Jurassic fight club
I'm down with going for 3 personal ways the Bull came in possession with its scars
1. Perhaps from another Rex due to mating rights
2. The Striped Raptors may have tried to enter the Rexes territory looking for food,attempting to take out any young Tyrannosaurs before the grew up or even trying to steal meats from one of there fresh kills
3. Perhaps while it was hunting what ever it wanted to kill didn't want to got down without a fight like say a Stegosaurs thagomizer or Trikes horn that was going for the eye but missed its mark
4. A large theropod with long-gated arms with Sharp claws like Allosaurus was searching for food or even thought of going towards the nest to attack there offspring
Buck: I fought other carnivores.
Doe: He cut himself trying to shave like a human
Yes, finally a question I've wanted answers to
I always assumed the Buck had tried to snack on a stego
The raptors do seem like the most likely candidates based on the positions and shape of the scars. Both species are territorial and I'm sure conflicts happened from time to time.
I do think the Raptor theory holds some ground given that the fight scene from the first movie provides three key points of information.
1) As said in the video the fact that the raptors can leave scars which can last a long time.
2) When pressed (such as fighting over food) Raptors may engage with a Rex rather than flee
And 3) Even when surrounded and attacked by a group of Raptors the Rex comes out triumphant with only a few scars.
Compared to other Rex fights the Raptor one was a quick and simple win for the Rex. Whereas I feel the Bull would likely have sustained a few more scars from fighting other large Carnos. So I'm sold on this theory tbh.
It could be from the bull biting something with spikes (so another dinosaur) or something metal (making sharp edges that cut around the mouth)