All the JP/JW dinos are mutant monstrosities. Every single one is a Mish mash of prehistoric and modern DNA to fill gaps and make them appear like the engineers wanted.
Ummm no one recalls Jurassic world WU states there will be always some other scientists to take over his work so there is others that could take his place easily it’s just he’s the one with “hands on” experience.
@@HKSFangirl they designed one to have more teeth. Being a mutant doesn't make them a monster. The brachiosaurus in JP3 didn't feel like monsters, they just felt like animals, albeit grand.
I love how people try to point out one reason the Spinosaurus should have lost was because it was inaccurate even though the designs of literally every dinosaur in Jurassic Park is inaccurate and outdated.
Jp tyrannosaurus has pretty weak biteforce compared to real one. Quick reminder that it didn't break necks of both indominus and carnotaurus in jw movies.
The Spinosaurus is treated more like a slasher horror movie villain than an actual animal, and it's quite possible that it is a hybrid, thanks to how different it looks to the real animal (At least the discovery made in 2020). Despite the inaccuracies, i still love the Spinosaurus and this movie introduced me to the Dinosaur. Funny thing is, I'm finishing a video right now on the making of the Spinosaurus attack scene from JP3 recreated in stop motion/pipecleaners.
The Jurassic park 3 Spinosaurus wasn’t confirmed to be a hybrid it’s not even the first hybrid it’s just a illegally modified dinosaur which why it wasn’t on ingen list
@Joshua Ashley the Jurassic park 3 Spinosaurus was 16 feet tall and while the bull trex from Jurassic park 3 was 14,5 feet tall and still fully grown adult
You should be eaten by all 5 popular carnivores giga eats both of your legs spino eats your left hand and rex eats you right hand indoraptor will eat your head and indominus eats your body
I think the term hybrid is being misused a lot in this franchise. Technically every animal in the franchise is a hybrid, we've known this since Jurassic Park; all the dinosaurs have the DNA of frogs, reptiles, birds and/or other animals in their DNA making them hybrids. I also speculate that InGen probably mixed the DNA of velociraptor, utahraptor, and deinonychus to create the raptors in the movie and same goes with spinosaurus, it is probably a hybrid of spinosaurids.
@@masterjaninosaurustheone2323 I have had a hard time coming up with a technical term that would perfectly describe the Indominus Rex, Indoraptor, etc., since they are all technically hybrids/chimeras. The only difference is that hybrids like the Indominus Rex were made to act as completely new animals, rather than approximate replicas of natural dinosaurs. Therefore, if it were not for Alien Covenant already existing, I would have suggested “Neomorph” as my first option to describe those dinosaurs.
Actually, it’s revealed to us that the fact “all dinosaurs are hybrids” (frog/bird/etc dna) was actually completely forgotten and/or covered up. Wu actually corrected one of the main characters (I believe it was the red head lady or Owen) saying roughly “we’ve always had hybrid dinosaurs” when talking about the indominus.
I actually would love to see the recent depictions the spino in the franchise Like it could be it’s own separate variant of the spino An augmented spino and a regular spino
I at first never really saw the Spinosaurus as a hybrid after seeing Jurassic Park 3 for the first time, but now that I understand more about the Jurassic films including the Netflix series Camp Cretacoeas I now also believe that the Spinosaurus in fact wasn't the first hybrid dinosaur created by INGEN. The Spinosaurus is still a very impressive looking dinosaur to me with its sheer force and ferocity, the Velociraptor will still always be my number one favorite dinosaur but the Spinosaurus will still continue to impress me as I keep watching Jurassic Park 3 over and over and over.
The spinosauras became my favorite dinosaur from watching jp3 even though probably wasn’t like it was depicted in the movie but it was like this new threat taking on a trex hope it can come back in dominion
@@keenanmosley2250 I know that’s why I said it wasn’t like how they made in the movie it would mainly each fish or smaller dinosaurs it was just cool how it could take a trex in the movie
Great video but just a heads up, the recent paleontological findings for Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus is still heavily debated especially with it being synonymous with Sigilmassasaurus, Marracanus and Oxalaia as well as the sizing of the hindlegs or tail flexsion. We will have to wait longer for more fossil evidence. The whole "first secret hybrid" fan theory never made sense in the first place as Dilophosaurus, Tyrannosaurus or Velociraptor didn't look exactly like their paleontological counterpart. I strongly suspect it was pushed by the Tyrannosaurus fans to try to justify why Tyrannosaurus lost. Especially after the whole "subadult" theory fell apart.
Trex fans were just salty cry babies, not all of them are but they need to really get a grip and realize that sometimes a Trex can lose, it's not some undefeated god creature. It can lose just like anything else.
I thought you guys were going to talk about the new Jurassic Park three interview revealing that the story of the spinosaurus in Jurassic Park three was originally going to chase the characters because the mercenary‘s ended up killing its young which I think would’ve been a better storyline for it because it kind of reminded me of a plied for orca which is a rip off of jaws
What the "raptors" really were were *Utahraptors*, the size alone gives it perfectly away... velociraptor was the size of a chicken; that'd be ridiculous for them to be hunting human-sized creatures!
Actually, velociraptor in Jurassic Park is based on velociraptor antirrhopus which is velociraptor that was discovered in America, and eventually got renamed to "deinonychus", and its size is 1.5 m tall(5 ft) 3.4 m long(11 ft) not velociraptor mongoliensis that was size of a chicken. And Jp raptors are not utahraptors either.
@@Gigantheus No, according to Dr. Bakker, who served as a paleontoligical reference for that series, as well as the Raptor Red book- which he may well have been the author thereof, it *is* Utahraptor that was on those islands- everything about those animals is clearly Utahraptor to those who've studied dinosaurs.
@@chissstardestroyer let's throw paleontological aside and acknowledge that original Jurassic Park novel was published in 1990 but utahraptors was discovered in 1991 while deinonychus was discovered in 1969. It was unlikely that they were designed Jurassic Park raptors based on utahraptors, cuz ya know, they didn't even know that thing exist at the time.
@@chissstardestroyer and you said that Dr. Bakker said the raptors are utahraptors. Well, those only are in the game Jurassic Park for Sega CD. Not raptors in the movie. Checkmate.
@@Gigantheus Actually, not so at all, utahraptors had already been discovered years before the first of those movies came out- and they aren't just in the game either, it's actually the make and model of the animals in the movie.
Indominus seems to be stronger than Spinosaurus like idk but if Spinosaurus is alive today and keep growing then he'll be somehow stronger than I-Rex tho
I liked Spinosaurus. Giving the spotlight to some other dinosaur that wasn't the Tyrannosaurus Rex, and a mostly unknown dinosaur on top of that, was pretty awesome. Using the Trex for everything just seems lazy. Where's Allosaurus? It was the apex predator of the entire world. Trex was the apex predator of a single continent. Where's giganotosaurus? It was bigger than the Trex. Where are all the others?
T Rex is the literal face of the franchise, respect your elders kiddo. That is why Rexy went toe to toe with the Indominus Rex and won, albeit with a bit of help. But thats ok, you Spino fans know what help is to win. You know, how your creature design was more OC than actual factual design and how it was written to be OP to sell toys due to bad writing? Now piss off.
@@trollking6315 So wanting Allosaurus and Giganotosaurus is being a Spinosaurus fan? Also the new JP movies are crap anyway, so why should I care? The face of the franchise are dinosaurs, which one gets to be featured in which movie is nothing more than whatever artistic liberty the director takes (which isn't much in the new movies, hence they being crap). And what is that argument of getting help? Spinosaurus killed the Trex without any. I guess you're the one who should piss off if you don't have any valid arguments. My argument boils down to: I want to see more cool dinosaurs. Your argument is: I only want Trex on the spotlight. Also I'm 39 years old.
One problem. The Velociraptors in Jurassic Park weren’t changed too much. Let me explain. In the original Jurassic Park..there’s a scene near the beginning. When they are digging up a Velociraptor. It’s shown to be the same size as the ones recreated by Ingen. A six foot tall beast. Rewatch that scene.
Jurassic Park fans: dude this design is cool T. rex vs spinosaurs battle scene Jurassic park fans: dude we all know it’s the T. rex gonna win Later Jurassic park fans: what the hell is this it’s a hypbrid Confirm it’s not a hybrid Jurassic park fans: what it’s not,wow but how did it broke it’s neck Me: “watching dangerville’s theory” wow 🤩 i did not see that coming
we all know spinosaurus is a demonic monster rather than an animal in the movie because Jack fucking Holder with virgin tears in his hating on trex eyes, was the scientific guide of the movie
It wouldn't be a surprise if the Spinosaurus they had was a hybrid considering the fact that it was smart enough to know how to snap a T-Rex's neck and search for an entrance around the gate that separates it from its own prey. Probably had a very, very, very, small portion of human DNA spliced with it.
That's what many people indeed thought in the beginning until camp Cretaceous debunked this. But since he really is vastly different, more aggressive and powerful than his real life counterpart I'm going with the explanation that I had a big hunch about from the start- spinosaurus is genetically enhanced rather than a hybrid
I hate how people throw a fit when a T-rex dies. What the fuck? Why? Is the t-rex supposed to be invincible? It wasn't even like it killed the original, which honestly should be dead by now
The way it was killed was lame, atleast make the fight longer. Yeah the Rex isn’t invincible, people get that by now since it literally got killed atleast twice in the franchise. Thanks Captain obvious. I hate when Spino fanboys act like absolute hypocrites and won’t act the same way rex fanboys do.
The DPG already stated the Spinosaurus was part of the "Amalgam Testing" hybridization project which occurred as preparation for the second park, also resulting in the Indominus Rex. Camp Cretaceous is not only a little lose with its canon and realism, but that one line from Wu about "Scorpius Rex being the first hybrid" probably failed to really take into consideration the DPG and was probably only trying to present the Scorpius as an earlier hybrid of the same line as Indominus and Indoraptor. They probably never considered to take the DPG canon material into account when they penned the script for the show and I don't think this should be taken so seriously as to disregard the DPG information, and at best it's yet another inconsistency among many as commonly featured in the franchise and in this show. The DPG additionally reveals that the Spinosaurus was created around 1999. The conclusion that "Spinosaurus is not a hybrid" is made on shaky ground and nothing conclusive that would lead you to that conclusion. Just go and do your research on the official Dinosaur Protection Group website for crying out loud! Don't be this sloppy!
I talked to one of the creators of dpg named jack Ewins and he confirms it that the jp3 spinosaurus is not a hybrid similar to indominus Rex or IndoRaptor, it's cloned like the trexes and Raptors but it's illegally enhanced dinosaur.
Spino relies on his super-fast ability to strike in order to eat. When necessary, they can hit the target in as little as 50 to 90 milliseconds. For comparison purposes, the blink of an eye takes 202 milliseconds and its catching method relies on puncturing the spinal cord to induce paralysis with teeth of pegs, then shaking its prey at 360 meters per second hard enough to break a neck. On the neck of the prey twice from the usual jaw force using vertical neck muscles on both sides 300 muscles 150 muscles on one side
@@trystennishioka7880 hey im not a spino fanboy that was born from the movies. I was spino fan even before jp3 i love how unique the spino is unlike the trex the spino is always changing. Meanwhile the trex is a bland as watching paint dry. If you seen it once you have seen it a 1000 times
I don’t think what wu said destroyed the theory “The first hybrid shown to the world” the spinosaur is still an ingen secret only known about by wu Alan and the kribies. Wu would have no reason whatsoever to tell the kids about the spinosaur. So he just said the Scorpio Rex was the first as the kids already knew about it. However we may never know if the spino was a hybrid or not.
@@sasquatch668able the guy that created the site works with universal pictures and colin trevorrow, even colin trevorrow confirms dpg canon to the franchise.
If you think about it, all of the dinosaurs on Jurassic Park are technically hybrids, they all had frog DNA in them to fill in the gaps in the genetic code or other DNA like that.
The spinosaurus in the movie was lucky as holy hell, 1) they don’t got thumbs so it can’t hold onto the Trex’s neck. 2) Trex has the strongest bite of any animal living or extinct on land. Yet it had a puppy bite in the 3rd movie on the spinosaurus’ neck, which was incredibly cheap.
the trexes bite force in Jurassic franchise are weaker than reality, the way the trex bites on jp3 is the same thing with other trexes in the franchise.
@@Black_Wolf1357 bullshit… did you not watch the first movie, when Rexy Ripped that car apart? Or ate those people or the goat, gallimimus or Raptors. Or the Bull Trex from the second film? He destroyed cars, buses, buildings, traffic lights, people, dogs… their bites were a force of nature in the franchise. So to you Black Wolf… I call bullshit.
@@jakecroc yes I saw the way rexy bites, bite and shake till its dead like she did to the lawyer, galimimus, Raptors, I Rex and carnotaur and the jp3 trex did the same too but not enough to kill spino and same with I Rex, even the carnotaur would be crushed from that bite force but it didn't and survived that bite force. Buck didn't bite the bus, he smashed the bus, trailer and also buck and doe were destroying the car together, dogs and goats are easy for any big carnivore to crush with a bite force, buck was struggling on the street light. Any big carnivore can smash buildings like I Rex etc. Reality trex bite force is bite and crush without shaking, the bones would explode once the jaws clamps on preys but in Jurassic franchise it was never shown, even rexy was struggling ripping the rubber off the tire and if it's reality the teeth would easily pierced through rubber tire especially if it's a gentle bite because in reality trex jaw muscles are more powerful than what it shows in the movie.
@@jakecroc also through the making of jp3 they confirmed that the spinosaurus is more powerful and more ferocious than any trex on sorna, never heard any changes since then, they only kept it canon and add about what the jp3 spinosaurus is on dpg.
Ah tsk tsk you forgot to mention that the reason Spinosaurus was chosen to beat the rex was all thanks to Jack Horner the directors of the movies asked him if there is one carnivore that can defeat the Trex he responded it would be Spinosaurus at least that is what he said at the time.
No... Spielberg and Johnston wanted a new dinosaur to replace the Tyrannosaurus and Baryonyx was too small. So Horner suggested Spinosaurus, the largest meat eating dinosaur. It won the director and producer over and they agreed to the fight. Stop pitting the blame on Jack Horner.
@@trystennishioka7880 His opinions helped steer the course of the movie in the way it went. So while he wasn't directing or producing the movie, his words definitely mattered.
This was an excellent watch. You presented the facts as-is and didn't try to steer the narrative with any personal bias (that I could tell). The hybrid theory has been canonically debunked, it's time for fans to let it go and move on to something else.
@@ruvimsemenyuk8224 I love how this video is literally an echo chamber for you Spino fanboys to seeth and fawn over and over again. Y’all are just as insufferable as Rex fanboys too with those types of comments.
Peoples dont want to hear that T-rex was combination of scavenger and carnivore, they want to hear that it was a predator that was fast 75km for hour (its like that meme🤔 that where all humans are waiting to hear lies, but no one is there for true)
I don't understand why the movie Jurassic Park 3 treated the Spinosaurus badly and I feel sorry for the poor animal for not getting into an attraction but instead another rival to the Tyrannosaurus.
The recreation of Spinosaurus in JP3 deserves more credit. Given the fossils they had at the time, they cross referenced them with that of a baryonyx, which was a close relative of Spinosaurus, only it was more like bear, given it was entirely built for land but are fish. Up until that point Spinosaurus wasn’t depicted as having a crocodilian upper jaw in most media. Hell there were even other Spinosaurids that looked eerily similar to the one in JP3 albeit smaller, like Iritator
Technically, all of the dinosaurs are hybrids. I think there is a specific difference between "I made a frankenstein-osaurus as a completely new animal which I have invented!" and "I patched animal DNA in from different sources to fill holes in the genetic code in an effort to make a known animal complete." In canon, I don't think they knew shit about Spinosaurus, because the only fossils they had access to were teeth. The thing's DNA code was probably almost non-existent and likely had to be patched over using the code from relatives like Suchomimus, or other theropods. It seems to very specifically post-Jurassic Park in creation. The Velociraptors are based on Deinonychus, which they are EXTREMELY similar to in size and skull shape. At the time, Deinonychus was classified as a Velociraptor species. They were upscaled a little in the movies, which came just in time to coincide with the finding of Utah Raptor, but the truth is they sit closest to Dakotaraptor. It may be that their size was increased, or some raptor fossils mistaken as "large velociraptors" were used because they literally didn't know better at the time.
I really appreciate this video it gave me knowledge about franchise!! Everybody knows that the Dinosaurs from Jurassic franchise never real (Dilophosaurus, Velociraptor, etc) According to paleontologists .Spinosaurus was the largest carnivore Dino ever lived on earth with it 9 ton built but i think T Rex's jaw is more powerful than Spino's one cause Rex can open it's mouth and close it massively(generates 34500 Newtons ) 😈
Nizar İbrahim studied palaeobiology of spinosaurs. respectively 2014 and 2020 he found important informations about spino. spinosaurus may be the first semi-aquatic dinosaur.
basically the Spinosaurus in Jurassic park 3 is a bigger, badder and juiced up version of its prehistoric counterpart. plus they gave it the personality of a serial killer.
The bite-strength of the Tyrannosaurus was drasically understrength; it was a preposterous fight; and by and large, no way would those two animals have duked it out, even had they been able to interact. The reason is that large carnivores are very nervous about sustaining injuries and will typically bolt if there's any odds of being injured in a fight- reason for that is that even slight injuries can be easily fatal, especially when there's no medical care.
@@sasquatch668able Yes, they are genetically modified theme park monsters; you are exactly right there. But they must've gotten the data for making them from *somewhere*.
To summerize this video: No, Spino is NOT a hybrid, that is canon now, cope. And OP is making up excuses that it was augmented. In reality Spino only looks like that because of the fact that nobody knew what a Spino really looked like back then. Now we do. And a REAL Spino would look like a gimpy duck with lil arms rather than a Baryonix with sails and Godzilla arms. Rex would win against it, and was originally going to in Jurassic World, but they cut it out. However if it shows up in Dominion, Rexy WILL kill him to even the score for that baby rex kill back in the day. And YES, they did the face of the franchise dirty. MC would be turning in his grave with that kaiju bs.
For people who dislike the spinosaurus and want a rematch where the T-Rex wins, I wanted to mention something and I really hope someone could get this idea out there. Now, my favorite dinosaur is the spinosaurus, accurate and fiction. It did not bother me that it killed a random T-Rex in JP3. I've heard the spino was meant to be in Fallen Kingdom, which I would have loved to see, but not in the scene it was meant to be in. What it would've been in would be a fight with Rexy, who is an extremely important character in the whole franchise, from being the T-Rex in the first movie to being a more ally-like and likeable dinosaur/character later in JW. She is a big role in the movie. But, I would argue so is the JP3 Spinosaurus. I wouldn't want either of them specific two to fight, because one would most likely have to die off. I don't want Rexy nor JP3 Spino to die off. I love them both. If they do have a battle in between the two, whichever dies should be a random Spino or Rex. Example, Rexy killing a random Spino (preferably that is distinctly different by colors or whatnot) or JP3 Spinosaurus killing a random T-Rex. Neither of these should die off. I love them both. Although I do think the Tyrannosaurus Rex is an extremely overrated dinosaur, Rexy is a major and favorable character. It wouldn't be right for her to die off, ESPECIALLY with her being the very first Rex in the franchise. Same goes for the Spinosaurus. Now, don't get me wrong, I love the T-Rex, but the Spinosaurus is my overall favorite, over every dinosaur. This is how I think the situation with the two should be handled. If fans want a T-Rex to win over a Spinosaurus, please do not make it the JP3 Spino, and same goes for a win over a T-Rex. Rexy is too important to be killed off and I wouldn't think they would want to do that anyways. But, that's what I think. Share the word if you agree and let me know what you guys think as well, do you agree?
Spinosaurus was my favorite dinosaur then and now 20 years later it's still my favorite
yea
Mine too.
same, and jp spino is the only look i accept, i still hate that what happened in jp3 was retconned due to "he killed rexy he bad" fans throwing a fit
Same bro
My fav is always rexy and other tyranno
i think the Spinosaurus should come back in Dominion he's really important in the franchise
to me, it doesnt make since and is highly unlikely
I hope it appears in Jurassic world dominion
Its true, He's only stuck on Sorna but he like, swam, so yeah, its a great idea for him to come back
@@ethanmatthewapostol881 imagine he goes surfing on a mosasaurus so he can get to the city where dominion takes place🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
@@IndoSlovenian-Animations 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
All the JP/JW dinos are mutant monstrosities. Every single one is a Mish mash of prehistoric and modern DNA to fill gaps and make them appear like the engineers wanted.
Ummm no one recalls Jurassic world WU states there will be always some other scientists to take over his work so there is others that could take his place easily it’s just he’s the one with “hands on” experience.
They may be mutants, but monstrosity is kinda too far. Other than spino in jp3 and Raptors in TLW, the dinos feel like animals
@@holidaytheraptor6567 Even in Jurassic World they stated they designed them to "have more teeth". They state they ignored historical accuracy.
@@HKSFangirl they designed one to have more teeth. Being a mutant doesn't make them a monster. The brachiosaurus in JP3 didn't feel like monsters, they just felt like animals, albeit grand.
You referring to the engineers from the prometheus film? 😂
I love how people try to point out one reason the Spinosaurus should have lost was because it was inaccurate even though the designs of literally every dinosaur in Jurassic Park is inaccurate and outdated.
i mean just because its neck didnt break doesnt mean it took no damage...
ikr?
Yet at the same time they don't have any problems with 2 meters tall featherless raptors
Jp tyrannosaurus has pretty weak biteforce compared to real one. Quick reminder that it didn't break necks of both indominus and carnotaurus in jw movies.
@@spinosaurusFan indominous is durable, that's not a good example. It got hit in the face by an anky
I feel like most of us can agree we want the jp3 spino if he’s gonna be in Jurassic world dominion
I cant agree
Would be to busy knowing there already 2 megatjeropods in the new movie
@@rexyjp1237 ok
Yea I want it to live and not die. This mutant was a pure monster
I can agree 😁
Yup
The Spinosaurus is treated more like a slasher horror movie villain than an actual animal, and it's quite possible that it is a hybrid, thanks to how different it looks to the real animal (At least the discovery made in 2020). Despite the inaccuracies, i still love the Spinosaurus and this movie introduced me to the Dinosaur. Funny thing is, I'm finishing a video right now on the making of the Spinosaurus attack scene from JP3 recreated in stop motion/pipecleaners.
It acts like the crocodile from peter pan. Down to having an artificial item it ate which alerts the humans to when it's near.
@@onigojira yeah I noticed that detail that pays homage to Peter Pan.
The spinosaurus is not a hybrid. The first hybrid was the scorpius rex
The Jurassic park 3 Spinosaurus wasn’t confirmed to be a hybrid it’s not even the first hybrid it’s just a illegally modified dinosaur which why it wasn’t on ingen list
They’re all hybrids....
Spinosaurus is basically the platypus of the theropods very unique
@Joshua Ashley spino is bigger than the rexes on sorna (that we’ve seen) and rexy is bigger than the spino if that helps
It’s one of the biggest carnivore dino
@Joshua Ashley the Jurassic park 3 Spinosaurus was 16 feet tall and while the bull trex from Jurassic park 3 was 14,5 feet tall and still fully grown adult
PERRY THE PLATYPUS!?
@@suzukisixk7 in real life. In the Jurassic World universe rexy is bigger.
Spino vs Scorpius Rex... Who wins?
Nice
Spinosaurus
Awesome
Scorpius Rex
Id say spino
Owen: that a big ass baryonyx
Alan: no... its a spinosaur
"Big ass Baryonyx" 😂
Big bary will now kill your mascot
I would imagine this dialogue is in the upcoming Dominion
Owen: that a big ass allosaurus
Alan: no... its a giganotosaurus
Owen: a giga what
Well a Baryonyx is a spinosaur.
We need Spino , the world needs him .
Spino is the closest thing to a godzilla
@Marco Killingsworth It's smol
To stop what’s coming…
Spino bows to no one
Oh absolutely
He's my favorite in the franchise
Nah he's the chilliest dude just catching some fish man and living life
What do we call a dino who take photos ?
A Camerasaurus .
😅😂😆🤣
Bruh
an camarasaurus would work better smh
You should be eaten by all 5 popular carnivores giga eats both of your legs spino eats your left hand and rex eats you right hand indoraptor will eat your head and indominus eats your body
When you realize, that I was the most accurate Spinosaurus model all along.
It's true the only one that's got wifi
Don't think so cause your profile picture
Joshua Ashley 16 feet tall
Heh, my brother, yes... we are the only true Spinos muahhahahahaha
N o
Spinosaurus is like the Godzilla of the dinosaur world. Aquatic, big spined creature that changes design every so many years 😆
I figured someone would say this he reminds me of Big g but Godzilla is way more awesome than that spino
Except that it was weak in comparison
@@willvipperman8685 true in a fight even if he was the same size as him all my bets are on the king
All my tamed Spinos in Ark are named after Goji
@Elijah Macola nobody asked?
Ever since I saw JP3 when I was little the Spinosaurus as been my favorite dinosaur ever
I think the term hybrid is being misused a lot in this franchise. Technically every animal in the franchise is a hybrid, we've known this since Jurassic Park; all the dinosaurs have the DNA of frogs, reptiles, birds and/or other animals in their DNA making them hybrids. I also speculate that InGen probably mixed the DNA of velociraptor, utahraptor, and deinonychus to create the raptors in the movie and same goes with spinosaurus, it is probably a hybrid of spinosaurids.
exactly, heck the definition of the Jurassic franchise of an hybrid is now basically : "A dinosaur off the records", but yea
@@masterjaninosaurustheone2323
I have had a hard time coming up with a technical term that would perfectly describe the Indominus Rex, Indoraptor, etc., since they are all technically hybrids/chimeras. The only difference is that hybrids like the Indominus Rex were made to act as completely new animals, rather than approximate replicas of natural dinosaurs. Therefore, if it were not for Alien Covenant already existing, I would have suggested “Neomorph” as my first option to describe those dinosaurs.
Actually, it’s revealed to us that the fact “all dinosaurs are hybrids” (frog/bird/etc dna) was actually completely forgotten and/or covered up. Wu actually corrected one of the main characters (I believe it was the red head lady or Owen) saying roughly “we’ve always had hybrid dinosaurs” when talking about the indominus.
@@AnActualPotato1 her name is claire😀🖐
@@markcobuzzi826 a good one
I actually would love to see the recent depictions the spino in the franchise
Like it could be it’s own separate variant of the spino
An augmented spino and a regular spino
Spino gen 2?
@@No-Community1380 yup
I at first never really saw the Spinosaurus as a hybrid after seeing Jurassic Park 3 for the first time, but now that I understand more about the Jurassic films including the Netflix series Camp Cretacoeas I now also believe that the Spinosaurus in fact wasn't the first hybrid dinosaur created by INGEN. The Spinosaurus is still a very impressive looking dinosaur to me with its sheer force and ferocity, the Velociraptor will still always be my number one favorite dinosaur but the Spinosaurus will still continue to impress me as I keep watching Jurassic Park 3 over and over and over.
That phone ringtone from Jurrasic Park brings back memories :')
Especially, the bit when they dig through dinosaur poo to find it XD
When the spino killed T. rex everyone was like “😱😡😭” but I was like 😈😈😈
Same
same
What if they killed off the spino?
I would be sad
@@BigChillington they wouldn't have.
Ah yes.. my beloved Spinosaurus.. one of the most mysterious dinosaurs ever...
Angry Trex fan: we want spino to be back on franchise ... only to just die to rexy.
Yeap we all know that.
Ok jp3 spino can die I don't care but the accurate spino stay alive
bad idea to have that
Yes spinosaurus is back baby!
The spinosauras became my favorite dinosaur from watching jp3 even though probably wasn’t like it was depicted in the movie but it was like this new threat taking on a trex hope it can come back in dominion
They couldn’t rlly beat T.Rex
@@keenanmosley2250 I know that’s why I said it wasn’t like how they made in the movie it would mainly each fish or smaller dinosaurs it was just cool how it could take a trex in the movie
@@suzukisixk7I think they meant irl spino
@@suzukisixk7 cause it was built for fish not larger beast
It could only kill fish and hadrosaurs
Great video but just a heads up, the recent paleontological findings for Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus is still heavily debated especially with it being synonymous with Sigilmassasaurus, Marracanus and Oxalaia as well as the sizing of the hindlegs or tail flexsion. We will have to wait longer for more fossil evidence.
The whole "first secret hybrid" fan theory never made sense in the first place as Dilophosaurus, Tyrannosaurus or Velociraptor didn't look exactly like their paleontological counterpart. I strongly suspect it was pushed by the Tyrannosaurus fans to try to justify why Tyrannosaurus lost. Especially after the whole "subadult" theory fell apart.
Trex fans were just salty cry babies, not all of them are but they need to really get a grip and realize that sometimes a Trex can lose, it's not some undefeated god creature. It can lose just like anything else.
@@raionshishi8290 Fully agreed upon.
I thought you guys were going to talk about the new Jurassic Park three interview revealing that the story of the spinosaurus in Jurassic Park three was originally going to chase the characters because the mercenary‘s ended up killing its young which I think would’ve been a better storyline for it because it kind of reminded me of a plied for orca which is a rip off of jaws
I wouldn’t mind seeing the spinosaurus make a comeback
What the "raptors" really were were *Utahraptors*, the size alone gives it perfectly away... velociraptor was the size of a chicken; that'd be ridiculous for them to be hunting human-sized creatures!
Actually, velociraptor in Jurassic Park is based on velociraptor antirrhopus which is velociraptor that was discovered in America, and eventually got renamed to "deinonychus", and its size is 1.5 m tall(5 ft) 3.4 m long(11 ft) not velociraptor mongoliensis that was size of a chicken. And Jp raptors are not utahraptors either.
@@Gigantheus No, according to Dr. Bakker, who served as a paleontoligical reference for that series, as well as the Raptor Red book- which he may well have been the author thereof, it *is* Utahraptor that was on those islands- everything about those animals is clearly Utahraptor to those who've studied dinosaurs.
@@chissstardestroyer let's throw paleontological aside and acknowledge that original Jurassic Park novel was published in 1990 but utahraptors was discovered in 1991 while deinonychus was discovered in 1969. It was unlikely that they were designed Jurassic Park raptors based on utahraptors, cuz ya know, they didn't even know that thing exist at the time.
@@chissstardestroyer and you said that Dr. Bakker said the raptors are utahraptors. Well, those only are in the game Jurassic Park for Sega CD. Not raptors in the movie. Checkmate.
@@Gigantheus Actually, not so at all, utahraptors had already been discovered years before the first of those movies came out- and they aren't just in the game either, it's actually the make and model of the animals in the movie.
Some guy who doesn't know what a spinosaurus is: that's a big ass baryonix
spinosauris has always been my favorite dino bc of how unique it was. i really like the jp3 one bc of how it looks
Plot twist: there are two spinos: one is from JP3, the other being the accuracy addict type
While i'd love for the JP3 Spino to return, i'd also really like to see a more modern, accurate Spinosaur
Then it would die immediately
@@Red_Death131 If they lived for as long as they did that's doubtful.
Thing is the JP3 Spino is actually not that far off from being accurate.
Dr Grant: What Ingenn did at Jurassic Park was create genetically engineered theme park monsters, nothing more, nothing less.
All dinosaurs in JP were hybrids, because they mixed dino DNA with a frog DNA.
You should make a battle analysis between the spinosaurus from Jurassic park vs the indominus rex from Jurassic world
Maybe Spino?
Indominus seems to be stronger than Spinosaurus like idk but if Spinosaurus is alive today and keep growing then he'll be somehow stronger than I-Rex tho
@@xomania2352 Spino must be still alive
@@gauthamsmenon2816 Yeah he should be
@@xomania2352 Orginal scene was suppose to kill him but they didn't so he must be alive
Wait spinosarus is still believed have walked with two legs not 4 the fact that spinosarus walked on four legs is just a myth
If the Spino was the first hybrid then Wu didn't make it... because Wu says the Scorpios is the "first" hybrid...
*Mantah Cor-* wait no
@@martangelocloma6965 nah, it's confirmed to be made by BioSyn
@@robinator789 Thats why i said "wait no"
Okay that montage with Zuls s
Work was badass
I liked Spinosaurus.
Giving the spotlight to some other dinosaur that wasn't the Tyrannosaurus Rex, and a mostly unknown dinosaur on top of that, was pretty awesome.
Using the Trex for everything just seems lazy.
Where's Allosaurus? It was the apex predator of the entire world. Trex was the apex predator of a single continent.
Where's giganotosaurus? It was bigger than the Trex.
Where are all the others?
T Rex is the literal face of the franchise, respect your elders kiddo. That is why Rexy went toe to toe with the Indominus Rex and won, albeit with a bit of help. But thats ok, you Spino fans know what help is to win.
You know, how your creature design was more OC than actual factual design and how it was written to be OP to sell toys due to bad writing?
Now piss off.
@@trollking6315 So wanting Allosaurus and Giganotosaurus is being a Spinosaurus fan?
Also the new JP movies are crap anyway, so why should I care?
The face of the franchise are dinosaurs, which one gets to be featured in which movie is nothing more than whatever artistic liberty the director takes (which isn't much in the new movies, hence they being crap).
And what is that argument of getting help? Spinosaurus killed the Trex without any.
I guess you're the one who should piss off if you don't have any valid arguments.
My argument boils down to: I want to see more cool dinosaurs.
Your argument is: I only want Trex on the spotlight.
Also I'm 39 years old.
One problem. The Velociraptors in Jurassic Park weren’t changed too much. Let me explain. In the original Jurassic Park..there’s a scene near the beginning. When they are digging up a Velociraptor. It’s shown to be the same size as the ones recreated by Ingen. A six foot tall beast. Rewatch that scene.
Jurassic Park fans: dude this design is cool
T. rex vs spinosaurs battle scene
Jurassic park fans: dude we all know it’s the T. rex gonna win
Later
Jurassic park fans: what the hell is this it’s a hypbrid
Confirm it’s not a hybrid
Jurassic park fans: what it’s not,wow but how did it broke it’s neck
Me: “watching dangerville’s theory” wow 🤩 i did not see that coming
we all know spinosaurus is a demonic monster rather than an animal in the movie because Jack fucking Holder with virgin tears in his hating on trex eyes, was the scientific guide of the movie
Fun Fact: Crocodiles and Alligators don't actually swim. They stand on their back legs and walk on the sea floor.
false fact, they only do that when resting in water.
imagine they didnt want anyone to know spinosaurus is coming in dominion and made it as a suprise
if not then maybe other future films
It wouldn't be a surprise if the Spinosaurus they had was a hybrid considering the fact that it was smart enough to know how to snap a T-Rex's neck and search for an entrance around the gate that separates it from its own prey. Probably had a very, very, very, small portion of human DNA spliced with it.
That's what many people indeed thought in the beginning until camp Cretaceous debunked this. But since he really is vastly different, more aggressive and powerful than his real life counterpart I'm going with the explanation that I had a big hunch about from the start- spinosaurus is genetically enhanced rather than a hybrid
@@asafakiva1619 Couldn't agree more.
It wasn’t a hurbrid. Camp Cretaceous season 3 revealed that the scorpius rex was the first hybrid.
I hate how people throw a fit when a T-rex dies. What the fuck? Why? Is the t-rex supposed to be invincible? It wasn't even like it killed the original, which honestly should be dead by now
The way it was killed was lame, atleast make the fight longer.
Yeah the Rex isn’t invincible, people get that by now since it literally got killed atleast twice in the franchise. Thanks Captain obvious.
I hate when Spino fanboys act like absolute hypocrites and won’t act the same way rex fanboys do.
I loved the JP3 Spinosaur and always will root for it against T-rex
The Spinosaurus needs to return in Dominion I’m not even mad anymore tbh
The DPG already stated the Spinosaurus was part of the "Amalgam Testing" hybridization project which occurred as preparation for the second park, also resulting in the Indominus Rex. Camp Cretaceous is not only a little lose with its canon and realism, but that one line from Wu about "Scorpius Rex being the first hybrid" probably failed to really take into consideration the DPG and was probably only trying to present the Scorpius as an earlier hybrid of the same line as Indominus and Indoraptor. They probably never considered to take the DPG canon material into account when they penned the script for the show and I don't think this should be taken so seriously as to disregard the DPG information, and at best it's yet another inconsistency among many as commonly featured in the franchise and in this show. The DPG additionally reveals that the Spinosaurus was created around 1999. The conclusion that "Spinosaurus is not a hybrid" is made on shaky ground and nothing conclusive that would lead you to that conclusion. Just go and do your research on the official Dinosaur Protection Group website for crying out loud! Don't be this sloppy!
Klayton did a much more accurate video on this years ago; ruclips.net/video/HTT2P-QuIY8/видео.html
Check out the website; www.dinosaurprotectiongroup.com/index.html
Klayton covered this years ago; ruclips.net/video/_xvBHGFnVyA/видео.html
Agreed
I talked to one of the creators of dpg named jack Ewins and he confirms it that the jp3 spinosaurus is not a hybrid similar to indominus Rex or IndoRaptor, it's cloned like the trexes and Raptors but it's illegally enhanced dinosaur.
imagine The Spinosaurus Inside Of Movie With Jurassic World 3 Dominion That Will Be Sick 😎👍🔥🔥2021-2022
The jp3 spinosaurus is the strongest when it becomes fully grown 18 metres long
Dude, it was full size in JP3 lol
@@mjjones2241 Oh i dont think so, because that Bull rex from JP3 was subadult, and Spino was in similar size, so he was in BIG probably a emo-teenager
@@roguetheoutlander8800 it’s confirmed dude
@@roguetheoutlander8800 the bull Rex in jp3 is adult trex.
@Jurassic Hero At 43ft long and less than 2 years old, that Spinosaurus certainly had plenty of room to grow.
"Hybrid" may not be the best term to describe the Spinosaurus, but it's undoubtedly an ENHANCED Spinosaurus, like you said.
Hoping to see Spinosaurus Vs Giganotosaurus in the movie. Maybe a Spino teams up with a T.Rex in the end.
Spino relies on his super-fast ability to strike in order to eat. When necessary, they can hit the target in as little as 50 to 90 milliseconds. For comparison purposes, the blink of an eye takes 202 milliseconds and its catching method relies on puncturing the spinal cord to induce paralysis with teeth of pegs, then shaking its prey at 360 meters per second hard enough to break a neck. On the neck of the prey twice from the usual jaw force using vertical neck muscles on both sides 300 muscles 150 muscles on one side
Salty jp fans still hate that that the spino killed a trex really? He rightfully won get over it
The poor kids were practically babies when they saw their favorite dinosaur get shanked. It scarred them for life and they'll never let it go.
@@thewarner2139 😂😂😂
I bet they're the same ones that made up the whole hybrid theory just like they did with the subadult one lol
Goodness, you Spino fanboys are just as insufferable
@@trystennishioka7880 hey im not a spino fanboy that was born from the movies. I was spino fan even before jp3 i love how unique the spino is unlike the trex the spino is always changing. Meanwhile the trex is a bland as watching paint dry. If you seen it once you have seen it a 1000 times
Fun Fact Guys, The Spinosaurus from JP3 is the Same One in Camp Cretaceous
I don’t think what wu said destroyed the theory “The first hybrid shown to the world” the spinosaur is still an ingen secret only known about by wu Alan and the kribies. Wu would have no reason whatsoever to tell the kids about the spinosaur. So he just said the Scorpio Rex was the first as the kids already knew about it. However we may never know if the spino was a hybrid or not.
jp3 spinosaurus is confirmed that it's not a hybrid, it's just another cloned dinosaur that is illegally enhanced dinosaur.
@@sasquatch668able yes there is sources, I asked jack Ewins on his video and he is the creator of dpg and he confirms it that it's not a hybrid.
@@sasquatch668able the guy that created the site works with universal pictures and colin trevorrow, even colin trevorrow confirms dpg canon to the franchise.
@@sasquatch668able also it was never stated that the jp3 spinosaurus is a hybrid at all.
@@sasquatch668able it was never stated hybrid at all, not even once.
If you think about it, all of the dinosaurs on Jurassic Park are technically hybrids, they all had frog DNA in them to fill in the gaps in the genetic code or other DNA like that.
I think t rex is trash
The spinosaurus in the movie was lucky as holy hell, 1) they don’t got thumbs so it can’t hold onto the Trex’s neck. 2) Trex has the strongest bite of any animal living or extinct on land. Yet it had a puppy bite in the 3rd movie on the spinosaurus’ neck, which was incredibly cheap.
the trexes bite force in Jurassic franchise are weaker than reality, the way the trex bites on jp3 is the same thing with other trexes in the franchise.
@@Black_Wolf1357 bullshit… did you not watch the first movie, when Rexy Ripped that car apart? Or ate those people or the goat, gallimimus or Raptors.
Or the Bull Trex from the second film? He destroyed cars, buses, buildings, traffic lights, people, dogs… their bites were a force of nature in the franchise. So to you Black Wolf… I call bullshit.
@@jakecroc yes I saw the way rexy bites, bite and shake till its dead like she did to the lawyer, galimimus, Raptors, I Rex and carnotaur and the jp3 trex did the same too but not enough to kill spino and same with I Rex, even the carnotaur would be crushed from that bite force but it didn't and survived that bite force. Buck didn't bite the bus, he smashed the bus, trailer and also buck and doe were destroying the car together, dogs and goats are easy for any big carnivore to crush with a bite force, buck was struggling on the street light. Any big carnivore can smash buildings like I Rex etc. Reality trex bite force is bite and crush without shaking, the bones would explode once the jaws clamps on preys but in Jurassic franchise it was never shown, even rexy was struggling ripping the rubber off the tire and if it's reality the teeth would easily pierced through rubber tire especially if it's a gentle bite because in reality trex jaw muscles are more powerful than what it shows in the movie.
@@jakecroc also through the making of jp3 they confirmed that the spinosaurus is more powerful and more ferocious than any trex on sorna, never heard any changes since then, they only kept it canon and add about what the jp3 spinosaurus is on dpg.
@@Black_Wolf1357 Rex was cheated, should end it in a draw till round 2 or 3, cheap.
Ah tsk tsk you forgot to mention that the reason Spinosaurus was chosen to beat the rex was all thanks to Jack Horner the directors of the movies asked him if there is one carnivore that can defeat the Trex he responded it would be Spinosaurus at least that is what he said at the time.
No... Spielberg and Johnston wanted a new dinosaur to replace the Tyrannosaurus and Baryonyx was too small. So Horner suggested Spinosaurus, the largest meat eating dinosaur. It won the director and producer over and they agreed to the fight. Stop pitting the blame on Jack Horner.
Jack Horner, by his own words in an interview on the JP3 special edition DVD, said the Spino can and will cause an extinction on the island.
@@IWasaTeenageTeenWolf Jack Horner isn’t the director nor the producer.
That’s not confirmation nor did that even happen.
@@trystennishioka7880 His opinions helped steer the course of the movie in the way it went. So while he wasn't directing or producing the movie, his words definitely mattered.
This was an excellent watch. You presented the facts as-is and didn't try to steer the narrative with any personal bias (that I could tell). The hybrid theory has been canonically debunked, it's time for fans to let it go and move on to something else.
agreed, it's been debunked
To Rex fanboys can’t except that spino
The biggest meat eating Dino and the fact it also was the tallest meat eating Dino ....
in reality the spino is a big fish eater that would lose against the trex
@@Black_Wolf1357 you can tell yourself that all you want lol
@@ruvimsemenyuk8224 lol but Jurassic franchise is not reality tho
@@ruvimsemenyuk8224 I love how this video is literally an echo chamber for you Spino fanboys to seeth and fawn over and over again.
Y’all are just as insufferable as Rex fanboys too with those types of comments.
@@trystennishioka7880 there no proof of spino having short legs stay mad
I just hope the spino dinosaur makes a return to the next JW movie.
I never really was a t.rex fangirl so when I saw the spino defeat em in JP3, I thought it was badass and became a spino fangirl
THERE IS NO DANA, ONLY ZUUL
Ever since it killed the t Rex its been my favorite, when I was a kid I always thought the t Rex was overrated.
Nobody asked
But Wu said "introduced to the world" meaning it could still be because hidden away on a secluded island isn't exactly "introduced to the world"
Spino > T-Rex. He's way cooler & more terrifying than the Rex and has a distinct & awesome roar to go with it
Its made up dude lol the “real” spino did not look like the JP3 version. Not as tall or big. Weighed on average less than giga, carchon and t rex
@@potatowaffle5653 I know its made up but JP3 Spino is the definitive Spino in my head
Peoples dont want to hear that T-rex was combination of scavenger and carnivore, they want to hear that it was a predator that was fast 75km for hour (its like that meme🤔 that where all humans are waiting to hear lies, but no one is there for true)
I prefer the Giga over both. They new big bad.
@@roguetheoutlander8800 most predators are a combination- i am happy with that summation ✊
This is why the dinosuchus that spits gunk and had a neck frill from the first movie, it literally had frilled lizard DNA case solved
T-Rex, Spinosaurus, Indominus, and now the Giganotosaurus. One last large theropod dinosaur is the Carcharodontosaurus
Giga is part of the Carcharadontosarus family of theropods so it's not new.
@Ivan Ringle it's Sphere now, that's my official RUclips name from now on
@Ivan Ringle anyway, what's up?
@Ivan Ringle What did I miss in Rob's channel?
Thanks for the vid on me !
Good video 👍👍
I believe camp cretaceous isn't a kids show due to the juicy lore and juicy people the series displayed 😂
There’s a reason my profile pic has always been a spinosaurus
I don't understand why the movie Jurassic Park 3 treated the Spinosaurus badly and I feel sorry for the poor animal for not getting into an attraction but instead another rival to the Tyrannosaurus.
The recreation of Spinosaurus in JP3 deserves more credit. Given the fossils they had at the time, they cross referenced them with that of a baryonyx, which was a close relative of Spinosaurus, only it was more like bear, given it was entirely built for land but are fish. Up until that point Spinosaurus wasn’t depicted as having a crocodilian upper jaw in most media. Hell there were even other Spinosaurids that looked eerily similar to the one in JP3 albeit smaller, like Iritator
To be honest most people that hate on the jp 3 design wouldnt even know what a real spino looked like if not for the movie
Technically, all of the dinosaurs are hybrids. I think there is a specific difference between "I made a frankenstein-osaurus as a completely new animal which I have invented!" and "I patched animal DNA in from different sources to fill holes in the genetic code in an effort to make a known animal complete."
In canon, I don't think they knew shit about Spinosaurus, because the only fossils they had access to were teeth. The thing's DNA code was probably almost non-existent and likely had to be patched over using the code from relatives like Suchomimus, or other theropods.
It seems to very specifically post-Jurassic Park in creation.
The Velociraptors are based on Deinonychus, which they are EXTREMELY similar to in size and skull shape. At the time, Deinonychus was classified as a Velociraptor species. They were upscaled a little in the movies, which came just in time to coincide with the finding of Utah Raptor, but the truth is they sit closest to Dakotaraptor. It may be that their size was increased, or some raptor fossils mistaken as "large velociraptors" were used because they literally didn't know better at the time.
I really appreciate this video it gave me knowledge about franchise!! Everybody knows that the Dinosaurs from Jurassic franchise never real (Dilophosaurus, Velociraptor, etc)
According to paleontologists .Spinosaurus was the largest carnivore Dino ever lived on earth with it 9 ton built but i think T Rex's jaw is more powerful than Spino's one cause Rex can open it's mouth and close it massively(generates 34500 Newtons ) 😈
The series Mascot deserved to die and still does, you cannot change my mind.
I actually think they hybridized spino, carcharodontosaurus, and purusaurus not as an intentional hybrid, but actually amber dna mixup
Nizar İbrahim studied palaeobiology of spinosaurs. respectively 2014 and 2020 he found important informations about spino. spinosaurus may be the first semi-aquatic dinosaur.
I love the spin-off more than anything
i like the name u mention nonstop.
Spinosaurus my favorite dinosaur
Same here
I don't understand why people get so uppity about the Spinosaurus not being some 60-foot-long behemoth in JP3.
basically the Spinosaurus in Jurassic park 3 is a bigger, badder and juiced up version of its prehistoric counterpart. plus they gave it the personality of a serial killer.
Holy crap I have my ringtone as the satellite phone’s and hearing it in the beginning scared the crap out of me!!
Im so happy that the spino is not a hybrid.
The bite-strength of the Tyrannosaurus was drasically understrength; it was a preposterous fight; and by and large, no way would those two animals have duked it out, even had they been able to interact. The reason is that large carnivores are very nervous about sustaining injuries and will typically bolt if there's any odds of being injured in a fight- reason for that is that even slight injuries can be easily fatal, especially when there's no medical care.
@@sasquatch668able Not at all, it deals with both the science and also the films.
@@sasquatch668able Yes, they are genetically modified theme park monsters; you are exactly right there. But they must've gotten the data for making them from *somewhere*.
Henry Wu did say to someone "You wanted more teeth" so it makes sense
This Is Really Cool :)
Every dinosaur : panik
Spinousaur : chilling in ma swamp
4:30 so sad 😭
Well, Dr. Wu probably put some T.rex dna into the Spinosaurus, and called it a day.
I love this dinosaur so much. It was my childhood
To summerize this video: No, Spino is NOT a hybrid, that is canon now, cope.
And OP is making up excuses that it was augmented.
In reality Spino only looks like that because of the fact that nobody knew what a Spino really looked like back then. Now we do. And a REAL Spino would look like a gimpy duck with lil arms rather than a Baryonix with sails and Godzilla arms.
Rex would win against it, and was originally going to in Jurassic World, but they cut it out. However if it shows up in Dominion, Rexy WILL kill him to even the score for that baby rex kill back in the day. And YES, they did the face of the franchise dirty. MC would be turning in his grave with that kaiju bs.
the trex in jp3 is confirmed fully grown and it's not the baby trex from the lost world, it's just a random full grown trex.
So that's why Spinosaurus wasn't in the Ingen's list in JP3.
For people who dislike the spinosaurus and want a rematch where the T-Rex wins, I wanted to mention something and I really hope someone could get this idea out there. Now, my favorite dinosaur is the spinosaurus, accurate and fiction. It did not bother me that it killed a random T-Rex in JP3.
I've heard the spino was meant to be in Fallen Kingdom, which I would have loved to see, but not in the scene it was meant to be in. What it would've been in would be a fight with Rexy, who is an extremely important character in the whole franchise, from being the T-Rex in the first movie to being a more ally-like and likeable dinosaur/character later in JW. She is a big role in the movie. But, I would argue so is the JP3 Spinosaurus. I wouldn't want either of them specific two to fight, because one would most likely have to die off. I don't want Rexy nor JP3 Spino to die off. I love them both. If they do have a battle in between the two, whichever dies should be a random Spino or Rex. Example, Rexy killing a random Spino (preferably that is distinctly different by colors or whatnot) or JP3 Spinosaurus killing a random T-Rex. Neither of these should die off. I love them both. Although I do think the Tyrannosaurus Rex is an extremely overrated dinosaur, Rexy is a major and favorable character. It wouldn't be right for her to die off, ESPECIALLY with her being the very first Rex in the franchise. Same goes for the Spinosaurus. Now, don't get me wrong, I love the T-Rex, but the Spinosaurus is my overall favorite, over every dinosaur.
This is how I think the situation with the two should be handled. If fans want a T-Rex to win over a Spinosaurus, please do not make it the JP3 Spino, and same goes for a win over a T-Rex. Rexy is too important to be killed off and I wouldn't think they would want to do that anyways.
But, that's what I think. Share the word if you agree and let me know what you guys think as well, do you agree?