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Woo hooo! 1999 for the win! :D

Well, I guess I have some nice dinosaurs on my side.

@Shinji78 said "Who can explain me how a mosquito drinks the blood of an underwater reptile like the Mosasaurus?"

Who can explain to me how it makes any difference? The mosquito-amber-dna concept isn't realistic anyway, so why does it matter? 

You can get just as much DNA from fossilized remains by grinding the bones into a fine powder and extracting from that. Perhaps that is their story.

Hmmmmm.

Well in 1992 they discovered the most complete Stegosaurus skeleton ever found.  So, I guess I've got that.

They're really basing it off the idea that birds are mainly herbivorous, so eventually, dinosaurs needed to be too. They don't have any science to prove it. It's all based on presuppositions and imagined scenarios.

There are animals like the Chinese water deer (the "saber-toothed deer) that are weaponized and only eat plants. Actually, great white sharks have serrated teeth, and they have been proven to take kelp (an EXTREMELY tough plant) over tuna, when given the opportunity.

So, while serrated teeth can very well be used for tough plants, it's pretty obvious that therapod dinosaurs were mainly carnivorous -- from carnivore shed teeth found in other dinosaurs to the velociraptor-protoceratops fossil. I wouldn't worry about it. It'll probably (and hopefully) blow over.

Here's some food for thought:

http://listverse.com/2011/02/22/top-10-dinosaurs-that-arent-what-they-were/

Scroll down to number 1: Triceratops. This says it may have been partially carnivorous (which makes sense). Now THIS could change JP movies...

Here's one that Reel Tours Hawaii put together

With all the leaks put together I'm starting to think this movie will show dinosaurs as good or bad monsters rather than animals.

Well done. I'm looking forward to the next one.

Great chapter. Nice to see that you included Carnotaurus. Looking forward to the next chapter.

Well I'd like to see a Tyrannotitan or perhaps a Tyrannosaurus.

I was born in 2000. I guess this makes me the youngest here.

Bambiraptor

Byronosaurus

Charonosaurus

Chuanjiesaurus (the sauropod)

Fukuiraptor

Glyptodontopelta

Graciliceratops

Huabeisaurus (In the picture you can see a Xinghesaurus, but they were extremely similar anyway)

Ilokelesia

Isanosaurus

Jeholosaurus

Microraptor

Nanyangosaurus

Nomingia (aka the possibly cutest thing to ever live on this planet)

Nqwebasaurus

Pyroraptor

Rocasaurus

Sauroposeidon

Tendaguria

forgot picture, here

Isla Nublar Veterinary Services. Interesting. Nice find.

Ooooo...Gorgonopsid. How about Andrewsarchus?

SMAUG THE MAGNIFICENT - Oh! That could be a fun idea! I'm looking forward to seeing how it shapes up. No rush; present what you have when you're comfortable. Thank you for sharing this idea with us! :)

REX FAN 684 - Hmm. I was born in 1988, so my dinosaur is the Maiasaura ("Good Mother Lizard")! That's somewhat fitting, since I'm a woman!

Well, was born in 1999 as well, so me and Mr.Happy's list are one and the same.

How about Carnotaurs? Can't wait to read it. That reminds me, I should write the next chapter of my story.

I cant see what a microraptor can do.Perhaps a flock of microraptor is there?Or myabe there just cameos.

Good chapter(I've been reading, but haven't had many chances to comment).

The UT, I actually didn't find Suchomimus for 1999. I'll have a look around and see what year it was found because now I'm curious.

And I know what you mean MrHappy.

Nigersaurus was right on the tip of my tongue too before you listed it

Interesting. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out.

Had to. I know what you mean with some of the "older" members possibly remembering. Funny, on theses forums, I'm one of the guys who's been around the longest, but if I'm not mistaken, at one point, I was one of the youngest. For regulars these days though, you're older than me, UT is older than me, and.......... not sure who else, FACT DUDE I guess.

Hmm, perhaps Ceratosaurus, Arcovenator, and/or Terror Bird.

That pic was hilarious. 

Holy. Refer to my previous comment.

I did and I knew some of the "older" members would remember. But I figured with some of the new ones, it'd be cool to see what they said. 

1999(there are so many, I don't have time to get all the pics for them, sorry)

Achillobator

Agustinia

Animantarx

Atlasaurus

Beipiaosaurus

Cedarosaurus

Chaoyangsaurus

Dinheirosaurus

Gondwanatitan

Guaibasaurus

Jobaria

Lessemsaurus

Lirainosaurus

Lurdusaurus

Nigersaurus

Nodocephalosaurus

Proyandusaurus

Qantassaurus

Santanaraptor

Saturnalia

Sinornithosaurus

Tangvayosaurus

Tehuelchesaurus

Wow that's a lot.

And Mr. Happy, i know one dinosaur discovered in 1999, which was Suchomimus.

Im from the great year of 1997 as well

My connection is being a bitch. Can't find anything. If someone would like, do 1999. Haven't you done this before?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX68J0oxQAE&feature=youtu.be

I believe that having a Triceratops, one of my favorite dinosaurs, is a good idea. However, I also hope that the director of the film also adds my other favorite dinosaur, Spinosaurus, sonce he's an important member of the dinosaur kingdom. Have the exhibit called "Spinosaurus Bastion" and it will at least make me happy. Diplodicus and Brachiosaurus are also important and I suggest making their own exhibit called "Sauropod Watch". As for Carnotaurus, Arcocanthosaurus, Dilphosaurus, Stegosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Parasauropholous, Corythosaurus, Iguanodon, Ceratosaurus, Quetzacoatylus, Styracosaurus, and even Baryonyx, I would say they should be given minor exhibits. It would also be quite cool if Jurassic Park added the Giant Ground Sloth (Megatherium americanium) into the film, since it may be more interesting having a prehistoric mammal from the pleistocene be placed in a park full of dinosaurs.

Here's what the giant sloth looks like:

http://www.abc.net.au/beasts/evidence/prog5/images/evi_megatherium_large.jpg

But Darth Vader was badass. 

I was thinking the same thing Rodan, Rhinocerous snake if I'm not mistaken. That's the type of horns I picture D-Rex having if it does at all. 

Damn, a shotgun like that I'd actually have to shoulder. 

I don't think you can a five rounder for the DSR, I mean, it's a .50 BMG sniper rifle. You're shooting at targets a mile away, it's not like they're shooting back. 

Armour piercing rounds wouldn't do sh!t against Ankylosaurus. A .50 BMG produces about 2000 foot pounds of energy (FPE). T-Rex has a bite of almost 18000 PSI. Ankylosaurus's armour is pretty much T-Rex proof. FPE is the force per square foot, while PSI is force per square inch. A 20mm Vulcan wouldn't do anything against Ankylosaurus either. 

*20mm Vulcan produces three times as much force as the .50 BMG

Can you get a 10 round mag for those rifles? I'd get a few armor peircing bullets for ankylosaurs.

I thought about putting a 4 gauge shotgun on my list, but decided not get my shoulder turned to dust.

Check out this vid...

LINK