2021年7月6日 · Here's an artwork of Spinosaurus by Mark Witton I like and think is probably fairly accurate.. If you're wondering about the behavior of Spinosaurus, this paper by David Hone and Thomas Holtz makes a compelling argument for its ecology and behavior being sort of like a giant heron: walking along shorelines or wading in shallow water and grabbing fish and other …

I mean many of the other animals are completely inaccurate too, and a promo site that was considered canon for Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom had a bunch of “leaked” documents you could read, and there were some from site b that specifically mentioned the spino becoming more aggressive as a result of the spliced genome they used to fill gaps in its sequence.

spinosaurus is a constantly changing animal, i dont wanna "get used" to a look, i just wanna know what is currently belieced about it. I dont have that thing where i will have to "warm up" to the new scientifically accurate version of a dinosaur, because well, thats just what the animal looked like acording to our current technology and ...

2018年1月28日 · I will say that in 2001, when JP3 was made, the JP3 Spinosaurus was pretty close to what paleontologists thought a Spinosaurus looked like. Sure they made it a lot bulkier and thickened its snout, but overall, it was a fairly accurate portrait of what Spinosaurus was thought to look like in the late 90's-early 2000's.

2024年1月31日 · The fact that the t.rex fought back isn't surprising, and I wouldn't say the spinosaurus got its ass kicked either. But really the fact the spinosaurus KO'd the rex with his neck snap after the rex got a whole lot of chances to take out the spino says everything. Besides in canon the spinosaurus was created to control the tyrannosaurus population.

In the time of JP, they didnt know that spinosaurus has short hindlimbs and a broad tail. Apart from the tail and the hindlimbs, I think the JP spino is fairly accurate. What they had wrong at the time, was that spino hunted on the land instead of in water. Real spino hunted in the water, and that was known when JP came out.

They most accurate look for Spinosaurus is the one from 2014 from Nizar Ibrahim and his team. It definitely had the short back legs that has been proven. Ibrahim histologically analyzed all bones of his specimen and confirmed they were all from an individual of the same maturity and had the same bone density, so this rules out the possibility ...

2021年4月18日 · Finally, there's ecology. Spinosaurus lived in what is today North Africa during the late Cretaceous period, about 95 million years ago. Back then, the area was heavily flooded and inhabited by fish the size of mini-vans (artwork by Joschua Knüppe). About 93 million years ago, those waterways dried up, and Spinosaurus died out with it.

2023年5月16日 · This has no basis in science or accuracy. It’s manipulated sounds of living animals. It’s cool it makes you feel something but it has nothing to do with Spinosaurus or dinosaurs.. Edit: the animal that makes that noise is called a Loon / Great Northern Diver. It’s a bird call that’s been slowed down.

2021年6月29日 · This looks really great! It looks scientifically accurate and easy to make out. There are a couple things that I would change however. Spinosaurus didn't have lips! This is because its teeth and mouth got mositurized by the water it lived in. This is also the reason why alligators and crocodiles don't have lips.