FIRST TIME Watching Jurassic Park III (2001) - MOVIE REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2023
- Our FIRST TIME Watching reaction to Jurassic Park 3!
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We had fun with the first 3 movies of the Jurassic Park franchise. Now we enter the world of Indiana Jones! We’ll see you all in the next video!
Billy did originally die but the actor managed to convince the director to keep him alive. I love JP3!
As a child, I loved this movie mostly because of its charms from time to time
Personally this is my favorite Jurassic park. Had this on vhs when I was a lil kid. Fye reaction guys🔥🔥🔥
Appreciate it boss! - Zay
JP III is painfully underrated. This one will always have a special place in my heart. 🦖🩸
hilarious first time watching - in jurassic park 3 [2001 ] film - movie reaction !!!!
Sadly we never see John Hammond again because the actor who played him actually died in real life so there is no more John Hammond hes mentioned but hes never seen again and the Jurassic World are a whole different new boss.
T-Rex and Spinosaurus were both massive predatory dinosaurs that lived during the late Cretaceous period, but they lived in different regions and at different times. T-Rex lived in North America about 68 to 66 million years ago, while Spinosaurus lived in what is now North Africa around 100 to 93 million years ago.
T-Rex was one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs, measuring up to 12.3 meters in length and weighing up to 9 tons. Spinosaurus, on the other hand, was even larger, reaching up to 18 meters in length and weighing up to 20 tons. This makes Spinosaurus the largest known carnivorous dinosaur.
While there is no direct evidence of a battle between T-Rex and Spinosaurus, some scientists believe that Spinosaurus may have been a better swimmer than T-Rex, as it had adaptations for aquatic life, including a long, narrow snout and paddle-like feet. The Spinosaurus has 64 straight, conical teeth and a mouth that was similar to a crocodile. However, its bite power was 19,000 N, and that is nothing compared to the T-Rex. The T-Rex had immensely powerful jaws that allowed the dinosaur to exert upwards of 57,000 N of power on a bite. Moreover, the T-Rex had teeth up to 12 inches long while the Spinosaurus had a few teeth that measured perhaps 6 inches. The T-Rex was made to hunt and kill with its powerful bite, but the Spinosaurus seems better suited to catching fish.
The T-Rex gets the biting advantage. The T-Rex gets the benefit of having many very detailed fossilized remains, so we know it had an amazing sense of smell, vision, and hearing. However, we don’t have as much information about Spinosaurus, but it looks like it had good vision and a poor sense of smell. Not much is known about its hearing. T-Rex vs Spinosaurus: Predatory Behaviors
The T-Rex would smell, see, or hear prey and then pursue it until they managed to kill it. Their methods were straightforward but very effective. Spinosaurus could have been a pursuit predator, but it could also be an ambush predator, seeking prey in the water or near the water’s edge. The Spinosaurus was heavier, taller, and longer than the T-Rex, but the latter’s bite was far more powerful. The Spinosaurus was also believed to be semi-aquatic, but the T-Rex lived solely on land. Lastly, the T-Rex was far more intelligent than the Spinosaurus and had more acute senses. In a T-Rex vs Spinosaurus fight, the T-Rex would come away victorious. The Spinosaurus does have the benefit of being able to ambush a T-Rex at the edge of the water, and that might be the lone scenario where the T-Rex loses. It would still be hard to pull off given the T-Rex’s amazing senses.
Yet, the T-Rex had a massive neck that the Spinosaurus wasn’t going to break with its bite power. The T-Rex could thrash free and clamp down on the Spinosaurus. With all that power and the 12-inch teeth, the most likely outcome is that the T-Rex kills Spinosaurus.
In fact, using its high intellect, senses, powerful legs to prevent getting toppled, and tremendous bite, the T-Rex would come into this fight underweight, but it would still have the power to do fatal damage to the other dinosaur. That is where the Spinosaurus comes up short.
Velociraptor was probably a pack hunter, which would have allowed it to attack prey much larger than itself. It also had a very large brain relative to its size - it was one of the smartest dinosaurs. It was very light and very fast, believed to be capable of sprinting at speeds of 40 miles per hour. What was the most intelligent dinosaur?
Smartest dinosaur ever - AZ Animals
Troodon is believed to be the smartest dinosaur ever, with an EQ of 5.8. This small coelurosaurian dinosaur (similar evolutionary group to modern birds) had a huge brain, especially considering its size, making it the smartest among dinosaurs. How much IQ does a Velociraptor have?
Did you know that the Velociraptor has an I.Q. of 0.20 wh...
The Velociraptor has an I.Q. of 0.20 which is about the same as an Ostrich. The Velociraptor depended on their speed to hunt. Velociraptors ate anything from small sized lizards to medium sized hadrosaurids (duckbills). Velociraptors had hollow boned like modern day birds.
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Thank you so much for subscribing! Welcome to the family! - Ish
You guys are seriously great at making these reaction videos. Keep up the great work. If i could recommend a movie to react to.. DeathRace (2008). With Jason Stathem
Thank you for the love! We appreciate it! We will definitely look into this! Thanks for the recommendation - Ish
My favorite dinosaur 🦕 is spinosaurs
Mine is the one with the will on it's head