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10 Dinosaurs That Could Be The New Villain In Jurassic Park IV

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The fourth installment in the Jurassic Park series has been confirmed to be in production as we speak (well actually it's on hold but it's coming). That being said, speculation as to what the film's main antagonist would be began when it was stated that the villain would be a new one, and the most terrifying so far. The following 10 prehistoric monsters should all be up for consideration. 10. Quetzalcoatlus [img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-sPosAQQ8ic0/UDvPJWHORmI/AAAAAAAAB8o/b-e8kTOC3Uo/s1600/Paul.jpg[/img] Although you may not think that Quetzalcoatlus is that scary upon first sight, your opinion may change when you hear that the ancient pterosaur had a wingspan of 40 feet and had a beak the size of an adult human. The giraffe sized Quetzalcoatlus is certainly terrifying, but would likely be a disappointment as the main villain of JP4, hence it's low placing on the list. 9. Allosaurus [img]https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-vIMjGsRxuCk/UYSp-vuXrwI/AAAAAAAAAAo/nA8weVQNOAQ/s640/blogger-image-1513016714.jpg[/img] This 40 foot long (based on Epanterias),(possibly) pack hunting, speedy and vicious Jurassic apex predator was certainly a force to be reckoned with. The Allosaurus was one of the most successful predators of all time. The "different lizard" is underrated and deserves the main spot in the Jurassic Park series for once, being that it's actually from the jurassic period. None of the main villains so far have been from the jurassic period (the T-Rex, Velociraptors, and Spinosaurus are all from the Cretacious). The only problem is that it might resemble T-Rex too much for some fans' liking. But then again if you were even slightly observant, you would notice the longer arms with 3 fingers, the lighter build, crests above the eyes, and different skull shapes. 8. Cryolophosaurus [img]https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-8PxV8qLF1Lo/UYStDOm7YWI/AAAAAAAAAA4/qT0UWJombRg/s640/blogger-image--1286498497.jpg[/img] Cryolophosaurus is the largest theropod ever to be discovered in Antarctica, attaining a size similar to that of the Allosaurus. With a unique look that distinguishes the "frozen crested lizard" from the rest, the Cryolophosaurus would be a great choice for the primary antagonist of Jurassic Park 4... If it were a little bigger. 7. Sarcosuchus [img]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-qer_Xy4q6gs/UYSzigiWKEI/AAAAAAAAABs/GV8uG3xMnUI/s640/blogger-image-748722332.jpg[/img] The largest crocodilian ever to live at 40 feet long, the SuperCroc would be the best predator in the series for a few reasons. It has the scary elements: giant crooked teeth, huge size, and the element of surprise when in the water. Also, it wouldn't just be restricted to land or water. It could dominate both, being that it has lungs. But it could also suck for an equal amount of reasons. It wasn't really fast, it would seem out of place as a non-dinosaur in a movie about dinosaurs, and even though it could leave the water, it never went very far. Add that to the fact that it would probably pass up humans for fish and you have a cool-but-not-so-great-for-this-movie giant crocodile. Especially after that atrocious SuperCroc movie destroyed its reputation. 6. Deinocheirus [img]https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-Z6NI5sZi5-E/UYSvFkNfTwI/AAAAAAAAABI/xj6oMznI6js/s640/blogger-image-1116190129.jpg[/img] This specimen is known by only one thing: A pair of 8 foot long, three clawed arms found in the Gobi desert. This Prehistoric monster's arms are nearly twice the size of that which is currently thought to be the largest theropod, Spinosaurus'. A carnivore twice the size of Spinosaurus would be unstoppable, and it would put on a very interesting performance. This behemoth would rank number one... But we have really no idea what it looks like. It might have looked like this (A.) [img]https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-JV692f_0H8o/UYSxybvc0TI/AAAAAAAAABY/fBKLlIOAFJA/s640/blogger-image--702482526.jpg[/img] A prehistoric anteater, similar to Therizinosaurus (real name, not kidding), or it could have been this (B.) [img]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-fSurAkGmR1k/UYSydhC21nI/AAAAAAAAABg/7cTYQ3dXAVk/s640/blogger-image-235878053.jpg[/img] A sauropod eating, gigantic, vicious beast that would have been the most fearsome creature ever to walk this earth. I would prefer B. 5. Utahraptor [img]https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-xv-m8GVS0L0/UYS3YQEgrSI/AAAAAAAAAB8/wiywpx9fHng/s640/blogger-image--461314910.jpg[/img] Everybody who watched the first jurassic park remembers the man sized velociraptors with their 1 huge claw on each foot. They were horrifying. Now imagine a raptor twice the size of that. Imagine a velociraptor with claws over a foot. That, my friend, is a Utahraptor. The currently described specimens are only slightly larger than the ones in Jurassic Park (which in real life were only the size of a turkey and were feathered.) at around 20 feet in length. However, these are thought to be juveniles. The larger ones reported are nearly 40 feet. That's close to the size of the biggest T-Rex found; Sue. The only issue with this is the Velociraptors. You can't have Jurassic Park without Velociraptors. Two species of raptor in the same movie could get confusing... Unless... The Utahraptors are feathered and the Velociraptors aren't... Perhaps they could compete and have a showdown scene!!! 4. Yutyrannus [img]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-f-EAyGxsUbo/UYS7bjrSB3I/AAAAAAAAACM/Ixb72IE1nSs/s640/blogger-image-1998469845.jpg[/img] A very recent discovery, the Yutyrannus was found in 2012. It's name means "feathered tyrant", because it's fossils showed feather impressions. It is the largest known feathered dinosaur, exceeding 30 feet. Only one specimen has been found, but it was in phenomenal shape. Perhaps future fossils will show a dinosaur close to the size of it's cousin, Tyrannosaurus Rex, since that seems to happen when new large species are discovered. The feathered titan would certainly make a unique antagonist. If it were just a smidgen bigger and not feathered... 3. Carnotaurus [img]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-lNLhSt_lfr8/UYS_YU_z96I/AAAAAAAAACc/tvz0xWB4-c0/s640/blogger-image--1108292105.jpg[/img] The horned, knobbed, muscular, fast, cannibalistic and aggressive Carnotaurus had a name equally as frightening as it's appearance and behavior. The meaning of Carnotaurus is "flesh eating bull". Scary, right? It's vestigial arms were creepy too. But that was nothing compared to the fact that this allosaurid could have been the fastest large theropod ever to exist at over 30 feet long due to it's long and muscular legs. Combined with the possibility that the flesh eating bull was a pack hunter and you have a dinosaur like no other. One prominent feature is it's horns above it's eyes. The horns were likely sheathed in keratin-like material like those of modern day cows, making them even bigger than in the picture above. Carnotaurus was possibly cannibalistic, very territorial and vicious. This made Carnotaurus a true monster. 2. Carcharodontosaurus [img]https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-PJn6a-TX0c0/UYTEUPR7WWI/AAAAAAAAACs/eB4zXzRLbyU/s640/blogger-image-379290171.jpg[/img] The "shark-toothed lizard" was about 45 feet long, making it one of the largest carnivores of all time. Even bigger than T-Rex (longer at least). It's long narrow skull filled with triangular teeth meant for slicing meat was a true detail of a predatory dinosaur that could kill anything it pleased. The African theropod was the second largest in it's region, behind only the Spinosaurus, which it would have had little competition with due to their different food preferences. Although it resembled the Tyrannosaurus Rex a little bit, details could be added by the producers to differentiate them if this was meant to be the villain of JP4. 1. Giganotosaurus [img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-4m-JD4HIaDo/UYTHy-iHr6I/AAAAAAAAAC8/RRnVx5tazt4/s640/blogger-image--2106915328.jpg[/img] A close relative of Carcharodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus is is well know for being one of the few theropods bigger than the most well known dinosaur, T-Rex. Not only was Giganotosaurus bigger than T-Rex, it was faster, too. The largest carnivore ever to exist in South America, it probably fed on the largest herbivore ever to exist in South America: Argentinosaurus. At over 115 feet long and over 95 tons, the titanosaur Argentinosaurus was no pushover. A single Giganotosaurus wouldn't stand a chance against a fully grown Argentinosaurus. However, a large pack of Giganotosaurus could bring one down. While it was harder to kill, it was more sustaining and thus preferable to the smaller Amargasaurus. [img]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Z74POHZoTAk/UYTLVBpEDPI/AAAAAAAAADM/xmxHzibML_M/s640/blogger-image-1823417903.jpg[/img] The pack hunting technique that Giganotosaurus employed made it the deadliest carnivore to ever walk this earth. A pack of Giganotosaurus could take down anything. Since it looks somewhat similar to the familiar T-Rex, the "giant southern lizard" could be differentiated by a new coloration, keratin spikes and knobs, and perhaps a standoff with a T-Rex. Perhaps the T-Rex and Spinosaurus could be getting ready for round 2 when the pack of Giganotosaurus runs in and kills them both. For the reasons of pack hunting, strength, size, and speed, Giganotosaurus reaches number one in my list of dinosaurs that should be (and haven't already been) the top carnivore in Jurassic Park IV. [img]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-UfzQ1d2NkbU/UYTOtBaUbNI/AAAAAAAAADc/rYnNsuOOmx8/s640/blogger-image-539806534.jpg[/img]
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Yeah really, an adult Trike could be 25+ ft long and 5-6 or more tons in weight.
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I'd definitely like to see an appearance of the Giganotosaurus. If anybody has played Dino Crisis 2 on the original Playstation, they could see how I'd get excited. They had it kill off the T-Rex right when you thought it was the main villain, and they gave it a red hue with a crown of spikes on the head. I'm sure whatever the JP creators choose, they will make terrifying. In the novel The Lost World, like you guys have stated, the Carnotosaurs had the camo at night. They could make those a night time threat, while having another big therapod be the main antagonist.
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I'd say it's Carnotaurus. Being that it's one of the few major Dinosaurs that haven't been used in the films through canon.
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I think Metriacanthosaurus should be considered its name was seen briefly on one of the embryo tubes in the original Jurassic Park, so it would be possible for it to appear as the primary antagonist.
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I see Metri being a secondary antagonist at best. It just, doesn't have the size or power to be number one given Rex or Spino returns (more likely Rex due to return to Nublar). With the return to Nublar, I think there is a chance of seeing Metri, even if it is a brief cameo.

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Yeah. I'm saying Tyrannosaurus and the Raptors will be the main villains.Then you could have Metri be a secondary predator or maybe even with the return to Nublar, the Dilos.
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I think that the dinosaur that is most likely to be the new main antagonist would probably be carnotaurus for three main reasons. ONE: It stands out easily and is just plain cool. TWO: It was mentioned in the Second book but didn't make it into any of the movies yet. THREE: In the book it had the ability to change it's pigmentation like a chameleon which adds to it's ability to kill cunningly. Even if it is not the main antagonist, I think it will at least make an appearance like the dilophosaurus, in the first movie.
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I love the list, I would definitely love to see Allosaurus, Carnotaurus, Utahraptors, Carcharodontosaurus & Giganotosaurus. That would be amazing. I made a list of some dinosaurs that could possibly be in the new movie, all of these haven't been in either movie, a lot of them are herbivores, but who knows, either way check these Dinos out and see what you think: Apatosaurus Argentinosaurus* Armagasaurus Bull Tyrannosaurus Rex Breviparopus Centrosaurus* Chasmasarus* Dimetrodon* Diplodocus Edmontosaurus* Estemmenosuchus Euoplocephalus Eustreptospondylus Iguanodon* Koolasuchus Liopleurodon (Which might be that Sea dinosaur your talking about) Maiasaurus* Mamenchisaurus Moschops Ornithocheirus Ornitholestes Ornithosuchus* Oviraptor Pachyrhinosaurus* Protoceratops Sauroposeidon Scutosaurus Shantungosaurus* Shonisaurus Tanystropheus* Tapejara Thrasher Tyrannosaurus Rex Troodon*
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Utahraptor is the biggest and baddest of all known raptors (dromaeosaurs), but we sill have no evidence that it got more than 20 ft long; if that. I should know; I named it. We are digging a family group (pack) buried in "quicksand" right now that says a lot about its life and behavior. Anyone have a skycrane we can borrow? http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=25546101
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I was going to suggest Carnotaurus :)
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I think the titanaboa should be it; one tonne gint snake with the crushing power of 3 EIFFEL TOWERS

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out of the list id say carnotaurus because they said "you'll wan't to keep the lights on after this' and carnotaurus has camo during the night but troodon is scarier in jurassic park the game because it's nocturnal and it's poisenous or it eats poisenous berries and it would be in cool in the game

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I would like to see Allosaurus but due to the "keeping the lights on" hint that pretty much narrows it down to Carnotaurus and Troodon. I'd prefer Carno because most of us have already seen Troodon from Jurassic Park: The Game. I wouldn't mind adding BOTH however ;).

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I think it would be good if you would put in Carcharodontosaurus, Carnotaurus, 
 Allosaurus, T-rex, and a marine dinosaur Mosasaur if the go through water on the island.

If I could be anything I would be a Trex.

 

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I think That the Sarcosuchus, should be at No.5, it's supreme hunting technique and size really should put it at No.5

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Nice.Troodon could be the main villain,but it would sort of take the place of the Raptors...but maybe they could be venomous like the ones in the game,and there eye's could glow in the dark...

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I kinda hope they use daspletosaurusse since it's a member of the T-Rex family but is bigger and is a supposed pack hunter that much more scary than one t-rex, you dont just worry about one now you got 5 chasing ya all over 

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Rex Fan, there is also the massive alligator Purusaurus at 40ft. and 8+ tons. And Sarcosuchus' teeth were actually fairly small for its big head, likely to catch mainly fish and medium sized animals. Though it had a lot of teeth.

Youre fat, and I'm not sugarcoating it cause you'd probably eat that too.

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And as for Deinocherius, there are only claws to work with, there is no way tell what it was like. I hate it when paleontologists try to make up an entire animal out of nothing but a few bones that are not specific to what the creature was like (deinosuchus, therizinosaurus, etc.).

Youre fat, and I'm not sugarcoating it cause you'd probably eat that too.

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I like 4 and 1 they are so cool

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