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Predator X/Pliosaurus

I think in some aspects, the Jurassic Park / World franchises will always be considered a monster movie. What separates it from other monster movies is the attention to detail concerning backstories and how exactly these "monsters" came to be. Most of the time they are regarded as animals, which is awesome to see. 

Liopleurodon!

8-14 days for me.

I say the real dilo wins, it could possibly take a shot from the JP version because it is just so much larger and one bite would devastate the smaller version. But I'm not sure how the dilo will react to the frill. It is possible that it will panic and the JP dilo will spit venom at its distressed adversarys face and defeat it. 

Thanks for enjoying the topic, and that video truly shows the awesomeness of penguins.

I'm just going to leave this here.

Penguins

Great topic!

4-7 days how lucky at least i survive long enought to maybe be rescued :-)

Thanks!

Nice, very good.

That's actually a good idea. 

I'm not sure about that. It'd have to be a PERFECT shot to actually kill it. Screw up, and it's not dead, it's just pissed off beyond imagination. Large carnivores in general are tough. .50 BMG FMJ rounds would most likely have the penetration and do the job, but again, it'd have to be perfect shot placement. Ideal situations for the perfect shot rarely present themselves, and when they do, it's maybe two seconds. 

That's excellent to hear! I hope you enjoy learning about other creatures like I do!

Excellent job sir- 

It was informative and fun to read. Makes me want to go learn more about other creatures I never took interest in. Which, I'll do right now.

:) 

I would definitely go with the JP Logos and paint scheme but in Silver and metallic Blue. Jurrasic World Colors Jurrasic Park Theme.

As for ammo Slugs would be ideal, the kinetic energy would drop a t-rex with a well placed head shot.

Welp I only got 4 to 7 days...I don't know too much about nutrition. I mean...I would stay away from the park area because of what's lurking in there. But hey, I survive at least a week. xD

And that was what I was trying to accomplish!

To be honest I never saw penguins as interesting creatures, but after this, I'm glad to have a new perspective on them. 

Pretty nice information. 

Sorry Indominus, but Godzilla wins here, no contest! He's just to big and powerful!

Cool! If they needed a little traction, that claw will certainly do the trick.

Click to see the entire movie Jurassic World Free

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Article has also been updated, made a little mistake, penguin were around before the END of the Cretaceous period, not before the Creatceous period, there is after all, a big difference!

THEDINOSAURMAN: Unfortunately i have no images to post here, please let us know if you found out anything.

SCI-FI KING25: I didnt know that, thanks much :)

SOMETHING REAL: the pleasure is mine. :)

I was missing the waffles     :''> 

Yes I posted it before the show was aired, here the link :

T.REX AUTOPSY: A BLOODY SHOW.

I knwo what the guys are talking about stop to watch it, I got the same feeling but then I was like.. meh. I want to enjoy it and I´ll focus int he worthy part. 

I think here is so many ppl complaining about to much CGI, and Im aware they could make the same show with a voice in off and a 3D computer model . but at the end- what is cooler than sintetics that you can touch and cut, more if you can cut it with a  chainsaw!

So if you avoid the cheesy part in your mind, you will enjoy it as much as I did it, it was like 2 hours of fun.

Yeah, I knew only 2 lived in Antartica. I did read about how probably it is Penguins might of evolved from tha creature, though some things don't support it.

Nice job!!! :)

When you mentioned penguin evolution, I immediately thought of Hesperornis.

Did you know that only 2* out of 17 species of penguin live in Antarctica? The Emperor and Adelie.

*= The Macaroni penguin species has one nesting colony on the Antarctic Peninsula, but the rest of the species lives in the area surrounding it.

And yes, I did know that some penguins live in South Africa, the southern tip of South America, and New Zeland, plus the islands surrounding Antarctica.

Thanks again! :)

RAPTOR-401 - You succeeded with flying colors! :)

Thank you! I did try to make everything well-informed and fun to read, I hope i accomplished in doing so.

RAPTOR-401 - Aww, penguins! This was actually a very neat and interesting post! I very much liked the intellegent and fun manner in which you presented all of the information you included! Thank you for this extremely compelling and entertaining topic! :)

Hm. This was pretty interesting.

Welcome back BTW Carnosaur! :)

CARNOSAUR - Greetings! It is so very good to see you again! The information you have presented is exceptionally compelling! To find tracks so numerous and well-preserved is a paleontological jackpot - definately news-worthy! Thank you ever so much for taking the time to share this with us and, once again, it is extremely good to see you after so long a break! :)

8-14 days!

Cool find. 

Good to see you again Carno. 

Yeah, the "old" members are still around. Got some new faces around here too. 

I'll PM it to you shortly.

Yeah, that's good to hear. For the most part, yes its been active here.

Very rarely do i ever check my email these days, if you have any questi0ons though feel free to pm me on here :D

Life's been.....life haha. it goes, on and on. not much to complain about. i see everyone's still kickin' around on this forum

I was actually wondering where you've been. Also I while ago I sent you an e-mail about a question on your opinion about a hypothesis I saw of Spinosaurus.

So how has life been?

figured i might as well post something on the forum for a change :P

That was very cool to read, thanks for sharing!

EDIT: Also, nice to see you again!

Sometimes the original is the best model!!!