Where's Carnotaurus?

That is a pretty good idea. I don't like the whole chameleon carnotauras concept either (run out of frog DNA and used chameleon DNA instead?). Maybe if Dilo didn't spit poison (don't really care about that, probably what Dilo is famous for though).

it was actually named after the two crests on its head

but it would make more sense to name it for its spitting abilities, even though i dont really like it either

I think Dilophosaurus means "two crested lizard" (somewhere along those lines) I didn't say I didn't like the poison spitting, I just don't really care for it.

it does mean that, ive been studying bout dinosaurs literally since i was 1 or 2 and when i watched jurassic park for the first time years ago, it just got me even more facinated in them and now i know the majority of the names of all the dinosaurs, and ive wanted the same occupation my entire life, paleontology. Only have 3 years till im in college

I always wanted to be a palaeontologist (still do). Good luck, hope it turns out good for you. Carno might be in JP4, there has been discussions about foreshadowing. Go to where it says recent discussions, press view more, and the look for the one that says something like "How would you use foreshadowing?" (His pic is an animated one of the T-Rex roaring in the first movie). I think it might help.

thanks for the encouragement and hope you find whats good for you too, ive been looking at some other conversations and, you say your from canada?

Yes. Looked up who you were following (*in sarcastic voice* I wonder why you chose to follow Star Killer). Couldn't figure out how to follow people, so I went to who your following, then I tapped one of the names (I'm using an iPad) then tapped who he's following, and it gave me the option to follow you. Carnotaurus was pretty cool, it's arms were smaller than T-Rex's in comparison to it's body size, and it was related to Ceratosaurus (which I personally think is a little cooler). Had to mention Carno just cause that's the point of this discussion.

it was actually just to follow someone at that point, i made my profile 2 days ago

ceratosaurus would probably go into 6th or 7th in my favs

I noticed that, I checked to see your posts and it said when you joined. I joined when team Rex had 222 people, and team Spino had 80 people. I check the discussions that I'm in before school, after school, and hourly (when my brother is playing gta or something else and we take turns, more frequently).

ive been checking mine every chance i get. I like to get every update on jp4 as i can get, and ive never seen so much info on it till i found this site, and the cool thing is that you can post about things you would want to see in it and what you wouldnt want to see.

I know, that's why I sighted up to, this site is great!

i couldnt agree more, i like this more than facebook and twitter

i have the anwser to why dilo spits and has the frill (you guys need to play the game it tells you a lot about why some are defromed) the dilos were new releases to the park there juveniles in the film, dilo doesn't actually have the frills or venom but do to a genetic mutation they developed the ability to spit and have a frill pretty interesting stuff id imagine they'd still grow to there full size and still be able to spit and such

mr happy lets talk over youtube cause my ipod is slow on scified

I guess that could be true with the mutations in some, JP3 pteranodons that attack people, the dilos, and the "chameleon" carnotaurus.

i have no idea about the chameleons course we dont know a lot about what was happening on site b in the book the raptors could also change there colours ever so slightly

Yeah also in the books they combined them more than just frog DNA, they also used snake, lizard, fish, and bird DNA. So for the Dilophosaurus spitting ability came from the spitting cobra DNA and the frills from Frill-lizard DNA, and its skull possibility of DNA corruption with an unknown therapod (which I've read in the JP Institute that its the Movie Dilophosaurus was using a T. rex head). So carnotarus has the Chamelon DNA inside its gene-code.