Jurassic Park IV Superpredator

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I'd just be interested to know - what is the biggest candidate in your opinion for a Jurassic Park IV super-predator? Leaving Rex and Spino out of this debate, other than these two dinosaurs, what super-predator do you want to see? Or are you so in love with either Rex or Spino that you don't want them replaced?? -J

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March 29, 2013

Also, for your candidate for superpredator, what are some traits of this dino you want played out or think would make it a great predator? What scenes in the movie could you envision for it, how it interacts with humans as well as other dinosaurs? -J

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March 29, 2013

Id like to see Baryonyx make its debut. I dont know that much about dinos other than what I know from Grant . Thats all i got i dont feel like typing on this ipad lol.

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March 29, 2013

Baryonyx is cool.... Although I feel it is a little too similar to Spino if we're exluding him and Rex. Otherwise, cool! Baryonyx could open up some river scenes/boat scenes because it was a fish eater. [img]http://www.wikidino.com/wp-content/uploads/Baryonyx-1.jpg[/img]

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March 29, 2013

I am a huge Tyrannosaurus fan, but there are some other cool large predators out there. Allosaurus would make and interesting superpredator. I would like to see more of Ceratosaurus, but he is a little small for a superpredator. Acrocanthosaurus would make a decent carnivore. There are many options. But like I said, I am a T-rex fan. What's cooler than a giant predator running 25 miles per hour and has a bite force of 3 to 9 tons per square inch?

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March 29, 2013

There's nothing much cooler than that! Hopefully if nothing else Rex will regain some turf in JPIV!

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March 29, 2013

i have a feeling we'll see t rex again but he'll have a new rival... not spino, Baryonyx could work for a water predator that tracks the group through the island, but we need a BIGGER dinosaur meaner then ever before.... how about we list possibilities, dilophasur, gigantasaur, Baryonyx, t rex, raptors, utah raptors and a few more bigger ones (i cant name them off the top of my head) im for the new dynasty of the dilos

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@rex fan id hate to burst your bubble but allosaurs was SMALLER then rex it was in-between that off juvenile rex and utah raptor how ever thats a good possibility

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March 29, 2013

How about a Giagntosaurus? It's bigger than t-rex and spino and it is a dinosaur you don't hear much about. You could have T-Rex and Spino in it, and you could also have a pleisosaurus for a underwater fight (2 against each other) and malcom down there to witness because Kelly (his daughter has fallen off the boat they were on

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March 29, 2013

It would be different but what if there was water dinosaurs,like the Mosasaurus or the Elasmosaurus.

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March 30, 2013

Gigo wasnt bigger than spino, possibly more robust in mass but spino was about 3m longer , expected up to 16 m long . To me length dont mean shit its about the girth :p hahaha Kiddin!!!! But in dino terms i dont like ther term "bigger" being used when technically its mainly down to tail length tht determins this. At the end of the day a giraffe is longer than an elephant, what one would u say is bigger! I wouldnt be votin giraffe put it that way. Its even believed carcharodontosaurus was a big dude too with no recognition ! Very similar to giga, relatives to a certain degree. Both dumb asses tho compared to rexy boy. So hell still kick all their arses!!!!! :) mwahahah

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March 30, 2013

@x_paden_x so you think Rex [i]won't[/i] be in Jurassic Park IV? Even if they have another superpredator antagonist, I can't imagine Trevorrow leaving him out!

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March 30, 2013

BTW, I know Allosaurus was smaller than a rex. I just meant he would make an interesting canidate. A pack of Albertosaurus would also be cool. I would love to see a Liopleurodon in the movie. With a possible adult size of 85 feet and 150 tons, it's even bigger than a blue whale. Of course, he would be limited to the water, but that could work out too.

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March 30, 2013

I would love to see: 1. Allosaurus 2. Baryonx/suchomimus 3. Giganotosaurus 4. Carchodontosaurus 5. Daspletosaurus And btw liopleurdon wasnt bigger than the blue whale. The blue whale is so far the largest living mammal that ever lived. It can reach up to 100 ft in length. But anyway i would love to see allosaurs in jurassic park maybe it can fight a t rex. Or maybe baryonx can fight a suchomimus in a river battle Who knows we can only make assumptions until the poit is revealed

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March 30, 2013

While blue whales can reahc 100 feet long, they usually weigh about 85 to 115 tons. If, I do stress if, Liopleurodon reached 150 tons in weight, then he is heavier, and therefore bigger. But who knows, I could be wrong. I think Suchomimus would be a better choice than Baryonyx for one main reason, it's bigger. Baryonyx= 32 feet long and 2.5 tons, Suchomimus=36 feet long and 3 tons. Either would be cool though.

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March 31, 2013

@[b]RexFan[/b] and [b]JVANNEST[/b] in JPIII Billy actually mentions Suchomimus speculating what kind of dino was the Spino, so that could be interesting to see Sucho.

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[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0a/Suchomimus2.jpg[/img] [i]Suchomimus tenerensis[/i]

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March 31, 2013

Acrocanthosaurus would also make a good superpredator. At 36+ feet long and 3 to 4 tons, it's a pretty good size. A species of abelisaur would be interesting to. Not as a superpredator, but something like Tarascosaurus or Aucosaurus would be interesting. Or you could have 2 Majungatholus, the cannibal dino, fighting. There are too many options, haha

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April 03, 2013

Ceratosaurus was already in Jurassic Park. The 3rd one. When they got off the boat and were searching for the phone in Spino poo. That reddish Dino that showed up was it.

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April 03, 2013

I doubt liopleurodon was heavier. But the blue whale isn't the animal that ever lived. Sauropods like argentinasaurus, sauropodsiden, amphicoelias were longer.

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April 03, 2013

I'd like to see Utahraptor, Charcarodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus, and maby see some herbivores fight some carnivores.