Count Down Reveals More Stuff on the Site!

In the dinosaurs section, velociraptors are not listed. Again... I can't help but wonder why these creatures, which we know are in the movie, aren't getting any mention. Intriguing, to say the least.

This T-Rex is marked by the claws of D-REX :p

@Shambs

Wait what?

Does that mean it got out before?

Also... If it happened during the course of the movie, Would the scars not be fresh?

I highly doubt that is Rexy.  Not for the obvious reasons of her being too old and/or frail.  But look at her physique.  She looks too thin to be her.  Rexy (from what I remember in the clips of JP that I watch all the time), is stockier and bigger than this female.

And yet, her scars are so similar to the wounds that Big One inflicted on her moments before she was killed.  But maybe that's just some nostalgia thrown in the image just for us.

As impressed as I am, I couldn't help but notice an error: they said the first T-rex found was named Sue.

@ Noah, but they got the "strongest bite force ever" part right!

Also, didn't they say in the brochure that the Rex was a male? Guess we'll have to wait and see.

It says the Rex weighs 8000kg. Correct me if I'm wrong, but one kg is equal to 2.2 or so pounds. Let's just call a kg 2 pounds here, to be safe. At 8000kg, that's 16 000 pounds. That's around 8 tons. That's a good size animal. 

Also, that Rex is flippin' awesome. 

^ I agree.

i think its her! i dont see why not. It is a fantistic CG model. u can tell its not animatronic by the pose and that its the full animal. I think we will get both. Collin Trevorrow knows what he is doing, and he is such a huge fan like us that he is making it for us!! he wont dissapoint!

The rex looks very similar to the first film with colouration and the scars, it would make sense if it was the raptor attack which their from.

Guys, it's not Rexy. The scars are on the wrong side. :/

The scene where TBO attacks Rexy

@Silver_Falcon

But which side does Rexy flip TBO over onto to get her? Just sayin'

Oh, didn't notice that... Maybe it is after all?

Maybe! I'm still skeptical. The brochure referred to the Rex as male. So this may just be a nostalgia-based picture.

Where does it say that the T-Rex they have is a male?

Also just watched the video myself. Those scars on the image here:

From what I see those scars match up almost perfectly. Watch the video from 2:40 through 2:43. You'll see what I mean.