Following the big reveal of Jurassic World's new main attraction, the Indominus Rex, director Colin Trevorrow sat down with USA Today and offered a little more insight to what the Indominus Rex is and how it will relate the other Dinosaurs at Jurassic World. Basically, Colin points out that the I-Rex is a very unnatural, genetic manipulation and because of this, it differs significantly from the other synthetic Dinosaurs throughout the park. He literally says this new Dinosaur is "crazy" and acts more sadistically than the other Dinosaurs, which for the most part would act on instinct alone. Indominus Rex sounds like one bad mother... read on for Colin's official words:
"When you grow up in captivity,  you don’t know your mother and you’ve never seen another thing like you. Farmers will tell you that hybrid cows are a little crazy. What we did was had this corporation create something new with modern genetics but it was driven by that need to constantly offer the audience something with more teeth. As a result, there’s only one of them, so it’s ‘the other,’ and it makes these other synthetic dinosaurs into something organic in comparison to this." - Colin Trevorrow (USA Today)
What do you think of Indominus? Do you think it will bceome the top of the food chain at Jurassic World? Or do you expect T-Rex to put I-Rex in its place? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section!
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