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Rex Fan, check out my post on the Cuttlefish Documentary. It may just suggest a lot of the awesome features D-Rex might be able to do with that Cuttlefish DNA, maybe even having the ability to hypnotize or stun its prey.

No problem LOTS :)

Cuttlefish can camoflague and I think D-Rex can too. The snake part though, I'm not sure. Maybe its venemous.

I will probably just PM you my whole project if that is ok, so when you get it don't delete it. And PM it back to me when it is time for me to share my project. Sorry, but for some reason I really don't know how to get a word doc on this old and clunky mac of mine.

i agree i thought about how the d-rex being resembles  to the snake and cutlle fish dna.

Yeah, its pretty amazing. Maybe the Cuttlefish DNA will give D-Rex the ability to change the color of its skin, move its skin into weird shapes, or maybe even the ability to hypnotize or stun its prey, including humans.

I love d.rex. Though I am not sure how it resembles a cuttlefish or snake.

double post -_-

thanks'

Happy to hear that :)

I will have this done.

I seem to be having trouble fixing it. Don't worry, I'll find someone that can.

I'll change it for you, not a big deal :)

Hey, yeah, I never noticed that guy before(too busy watching the mosasaur, haha). Good eye.

please i just signed up 

and i dont know what 2 do

I remember this poster. Really nice work :)

I do think the D-Rex is awesome, but you're title is suggesting a different topic. Either edit it so that it matches, change the discussion so that it matches the title, or I can do it. Your choice :)

Thats a good poster, I think you posted it here before.

It's nice to know you like D-Rex, but unless you post some information or a "fuller" discussion in general, this isn't needed, so I'll be locking it.

There are some new DID YOU KNOW? facts on the official Jurassic World site! check them out here: http://www.jurassicworld.com/

SO THIS TRAILER IS VERY AWESOME 

AND  I LOVE THE MOSASOAUR AND D-REX

RAPTOR-401 - How very neat! I'm so very pleased you had a wonderful time for your birthday! Oh, and HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY, sweetie! I wish you only the best! :)

For some reason the image looks a whole lot more fuzzy than it did when I found the image. Try this link:

Better D-Rex image

Maybe it will look better.

JURASSICWORLD - WOW! I hadn't noticed that! You've a fantastic eye! Hmm, I wonder if the keeper is primarily present to "introduce" the animals and give facts about her during the show? Certainly there's no bloody way anyone's getting into the water with that monster in the same manner as the Orca shows at Sea World! Thank you so much for sharing this with us! :)

NOAH ECKECKENRODE - I certainly hope we'll get to see Baryonyx and Suchomimus! Both are extremely fascinating animals and I'm certain they'd be beautiful to behold in well-rendered CGI! :)

NOAH ECKECKENRODE - How very fascinating! I can't wait to see this film in its entirety! Thank you ever so much for sharing this information with us! :)

Maybe this will help:

NANO-REX3 - This is an extremely compelling topic you've brought forward! Hmm, with regards to the animals presented in Jurassic World, I'd have to say the absence of feathers is a negligable aspect. What Mr. Hammond and InGen created were hybridized animals drawn from multiple genetic sources. There's no telling what that sort of cross-cultivation would produce! The lack of feathers being evidenced by some of the animals could be a tame result compared to the other anomalies that could have arisen due to the egentic tampering InGen pioneered! In the end, however, I believe that it's perfectly fine for the animals of Jurassic World to not have feathers as they aren't true dinosarus; they're genetic bastardizations produced to awe crowds and bring in revinue for the company. With that as the case, I suppose it's fine for such a glaring lack to be present - it highlights the animals in such a way to make them seem as "fake" as the corporation that produced them!

    This was a very fun topic to consider! Thank you so much for presenting this to us! :)

LORD OF THE SPINOSAURS - This was very informative and exceptionally neat! Indeed; this very well may lend us a little foresight into what the D-Rex will bring to the film! Thank you ever so much for sharing this with us! :)

It looks like Horner wanted feathered dinosaurs, but he was ignored. For example, over a year ago, Horner told Cau that JW was going to include feathered dinosaurs

actual movie*

I was just talking about how the trailer was unpleasant for me... I didn't say that the actual was bad..

Here's some opinions of what I thought of the parts you didn't like.

1. Ian Malcolm will not be in the movie.

2. I thought they were pretty cool!

3. Does any movie that has sequels

4. I agree the dialogue could be better, but we've only heard snippets of it, so I'm not going to judge it.

5. I was actually against at first too, but after seeing the trailer, I'm actually all for it.

Here's why I loved it!

6. I love the idea of the D-Rex

7. The movie looks like it is going to be very good.

8. Finally! They have included a Mosasaur!

Wow you're very critical of a film that hasn't even come out yet.

It is real, it was in the fourth and final leaked clip that I myself viewed albeit very blurry. I asure you it is real though! 

T.rex was much smaller than 15 m, from what we have largest T.rex specimens stopped between 12 and 13 m ('Sue' is 12.3 m long and MOR008 was maybe slighty longer than 'Sue', but more gracile and therefore lighter). 

I've read that Horner said that that Mosasaurus was based on upper Mosasaurus size estimates.

thanks for sharing this. love animal documentaries