Would Dinosaurs survive today and become invasive species: A Jurassic World Dominion Breakdown
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- My love of Jurassic Park and invasive ecology collide in this video. Jurassic World Dominion came out last year and in true Invasive Brews style I go through it to and investigate if dinosaurs would become invasive species and take over the world as the movie portrays.
Using opinions and advice from experts in the field of paleontology including my friend at Paleo Analysis ( / @paleoanalysis ) as well as my knowledge of invasive ecology and modern wildlife biology management issues to investigate this question.
I do not own any of the footage from Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park The Lost World, Jurassic Park 3, Jurassic World, Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom and Jurassic World Dominion. All of which were used to make this video as well as footage from the game Jurassic World Evolution and Jurassic World Evolution 2.
Jurassic World Evolution footage / @nationaljurassic
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In the Dino Tracker website, a pack of JP 3 Velociraptor are found in Canada + Compys in Camp Cretaceous and in the novels are venomous.
Typical "Dinosaur Gets Loose Movies" (which are most dinosaur movies) all start with the dinosaur going on a rampage and ending with it getting killed, which is what typically happens when a predator gets loose in an urban environment.
I believe they could possibly survive but with conditions today probably would not get as big or live as long.
Very interesting! Great video 👍🏻
Thank you!
2:17 I used this stock video in my video too lol
In fairness, T-rex likely wouldn't see humans as a meal worth hunting down. We wouldn't provide enough energy once digested for them to consider us worth chasing, and even if they did make chase. There a high chance we could out run them assuming we're a few dozen meters ahead when the chase started. While both species are marathon types, the T-Rex would soon enough give up the chase to seek easier prey.
id rather say boars. they are already invasive,in wild and have heavy calories with little to no resistance as much as a human puts
I think the only place T-Rex might be able to survive would be Africa, as it’s hot enough for most of the year and the only continent that still has a large amount of megafauna compared to the rest of the planet. T-Rex couldn’t even catch deer or horses, but water buffalo, rhinos and elephants might provide enough calories if it learned to ambush them. Realistically, there’s nowhere else on the planet that still has enough large animals to sustain a super predator that size.
13:25 idk man, I think things like raptors, dilos, and stiggys would stand a chance, sure they are *kinda* large but small enough to where they could stay hidden if they chose to live in forested areas and sustained themselves on things like deer and fish (for the carnis anyway)
12:14
well that's simply because not wasn't JUST them.
it was dinosaurs being bred on the black market AROUND THE WORLD!
21:23
incorrect... that chart marking is nowhere NEAR 30%
at most it's just around 25%
9:17
that of course sounds rather boring.
no offence... just making a statement.
13:26 dang not even pyroraptor? they are pretty small and would basically be like the average coyote or wolf. And if they do exhibit pack behavior like other raptors in the movies, I'm pretty sure they would be pretty stable in subarctic/cold environments.
I thought of them after I had everything edited maybe I should do a part 2 lol
grasses appeared in the early cretacious actually
This was very interesting
What about the Pteranodon and dimorphodon?
I know not a dinosaur, but you already talked about lystrosaurus you know.
You're using a lot of old estimates... You're gonna need to update some of those sizes. Also, if you go off of the theory of evolution, yes, some things aren't answered. If you go off of the creationist narrative, those creatures wouldn't be invasive, and the dinosaurs could stay steadily populated and would probably be protected however people could. You gotta remember from the other perspective everything we have in our world that's alive wasn't hunted to extinction or was deemed safe enough for us to not bother.