Spinosaurus Size

[Cyborgxeno]

I saw in some of the new footage released that the Spinosaurus was significantly smaller than the Tyrannosaurus. I'm not happy with this, because the Spinosaurus was larger than the Rex both in real life and in the films. If they wanted to follow movie cannon, the Spino in JP3 is 3 feet longer than Rexy the largest Rex in the films at 40 feet. In real life Spino was 10-15 feet longer, and even in JPOG the Spino was significantly larger.

[Dead Them]

spino is the largest, trex was just one of the more 'well known' so it is bigger in myth

[AtthispointIdontevenknow]

TyranntX eredeti hozzászólása:

Wicked_Will eredeti hozzászólása:

Pretty sure It's an adult since its a JW size chart and the Rex used in JW was clearly an adult, but whatever you're the one who started trying to say that the rex was bigger despite showing no evidence, but hey you believe what you want to believe, i am just posting evidence to support the opposite side. So go ahead and report me for backing up the original post.

Nope, Official lore said the JP3 rex was a sub adult. Hell even compared to the Spinosaurus Skeleton in JW you can see it's clearly larger. And I don't need evidence, you provided it for me already by using the JP3 fan base.

http://www.scified.com/media/jurassic-world-tyrannosaurus-rex-end-scene-2.jpg

Again, you like Spinosaurs. the internet gets that. But what you fail to understand is that most of the fan base still wants to see the sail back lose to the king (or queen since they are all female) to rectify the sins of the third movie. Universal knows they made a mistake of having the Spinosaurus replace the t-rex, now they are doing everything in their power to correct it. So get use to seeing Spinosaurus not being so cool anymore.

Oh and by the way, the JP Spinosaurus is completely inaccurate to a point where barely resembles one at all.

https://burrunjorsramblesandbabbles.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/8c31e-spinosaurus-bigger-than-a-trex-20140911.jpg?w=908

So either way it would be overshadowed by the Rex.

Well, JP3 rex was a sub-adult but you are missing something, JP3 spino wasn't fully grown too. When we saw rexy in first JP movie she was 5 years old and fully grown but spino we see in JP3 was 3 years old so it would have at least 1-2 one years to grow I can agree that spino was a quadrupedal but it wasn't 15 meters long it was longer than that. İbrahim Salih's resarch says it is longer than 15 meters not 15 meters and if we speak about JP mistakes about dinosaurs T-Rex is not very good too it should be feathered, slower and plumber. Return to spino's real size I will explain with the easiest way, because water can support bigger and heavier animals so that spinosaurus can be easily over 16-18 meters. Lastly most of the skeletons in museums are smaller than real animal because of most of them are metal which colored/covered to look brown or yellow(for to look like bones), museums can not afford to give so much area and metal to a skeleton. (also when in fight spinosaurus wo go bipedal to both scare enemy and use its massive claws ark spino is a good example to that)

[Cryosis]

ozgurozhan05 eredeti hozzászólása:

TyranntX eredeti hozzászólása:

Nope, Official lore said the JP3 rex was a sub adult. Hell even compared to the Spinosaurus Skeleton in JW you can see it's clearly larger. And I don't need evidence, you provided it for me already by using the JP3 fan base.

http://www.scified.com/media/jurassic-world-tyrannosaurus-rex-end-scene-2.jpg

Again, you like Spinosaurs. the internet gets that. But what you fail to understand is that most of the fan base still wants to see the sail back lose to the king (or queen since they are all female) to rectify the sins of the third movie. Universal knows they made a mistake of having the Spinosaurus replace the t-rex, now they are doing everything in their power to correct it. So get use to seeing Spinosaurus not being so cool anymore.

Oh and by the way, the JP Spinosaurus is completely inaccurate to a point where barely resembles one at all.

https://burrunjorsramblesandbabbles.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/8c31e-spinosaurus-bigger-than-a-trex-20140911.jpg?w=908

So either way it would be overshadowed by the Rex.

Well, JP3 rex was a sub-adult but you are missing something, JP3 spino wasn't fully grown too. When we saw rexy in first JP movie she was 5 years old and fully grown but spino we see in JP3 was 3 years old so it would have at least 1-2 one years to grow I can agree that spino was a quadrupedal but it wasn't 15 meters long it was longer than that. İbrahim Salih's resarch says it is longer than 15 meters not 15 meters and if we speak about JP mistakes about dinosaurs T-Rex is not very good too it should be feathered, slower and plumber. Return to spino's real size I will explain with the easiest way, because water can support bigger and heavier animals so that spinosaurus can be easily over 16-18 meters. Lastly most of the skeletons in museums are smaller than real animal because of most of them are metal which colored/covered to look brown or yellow(for to look like bones), museums can not afford to give so much area and metal to a skeleton. (also when in fight spinosaurus wo go bipedal to both scare enemy and use its massive claws ark spino is a good example to that)

1. The JP2 Tyrannosaurus was not a sub-adult, there is no proof for this theory. 2. Spinosaurus was not quadruped, that theory was ditched extremely quickly in the same year it was proposed. It is thought that if the Spinosaurus tried to walk on all fours that its wrists would snap under the weight. It had shorter legs than was though before but it was not a quadruped.