Spinosaurus Spotted again in Jurassic World

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Lord of the Spinosaurs

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So recently we have found more and more evidence that points to Spinosaurus being in Jurassic World, like the possible skeleton on main street and it appearing on that list of dinosaurs picture, but I just found more. Take a look at this picture I found on the JW site:

If you look in the top right of the picture you will see this poster that says "Dino-Sized". If you look in the bottom left of the poster right next to the spiral staircase you will see what looks like a picture of two Spinosaurus. I zoomed in on it and it seems obvious that it is Spinosaurus. I see a Crocodile-like snout, a sail, and it even appears to be walking on all fours. It also appears to have a green body and an orange sail, different from the one from Jurassic Park 3. Anyways, you tell me what you think it is ;)

EDIT: That small picture seems to be from a one I found on page 38 of google images when I searched "Spinosaurus" on Safari, though I am not to sure. Heres a link to the picture I am talking about:

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dinoboy22
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November 30, 2014

was hard to spot but i see it

Evan123
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November 30, 2014

Great find! I'm really hoping Spinosaurus is in Jurassic World, then maybe they could pass off the one in JP III as a genetic freak or abnormality!

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November 30, 2014

To make thins easier, you can simply right click COPY and paste images directly into the text editor prior to posting. I've gone ahead and done this for you, but for future reference, it will make discussing pictures easier. Great find though!

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November 30, 2014

Yeah I know. I did try posting it directly to the site but it just did that question-mark thing where it can't recognize the picture. It's probably my computer, it's pretty old and it does a lot of weird and frustrating things. Sometimes it will just leave a site and go to the previous site I was on, without me touching anything. Thanks, though!

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November 30, 2014

That skeleton they have greeting the tourists from the outside is not a Spino, its a Suchomimus, the spines are far too short to be Spino, just had to throw that out ;) But, with that aside, that little picture does seem to be a pair of Spinosauruses.

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November 30, 2014

Hi Fact Dude! Long time, no see! Also, I think that's just the angle of the picture.

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November 30, 2014

You have a point... But if it was the Angle of the picture what else would it be?

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November 30, 2014

Hm. I never noticed that, well, it is pretty hard to see... :T Anyways, thanks for sharing this! :)

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November 30, 2014

It has been a while, nice to see old names lol. Well, from the angle it's taken, it should make the spines appear taller, as any picture taken below what are taking a picture of will do the same.

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