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The giga is big carnivor as well.
My guess is that in JWE 2, it is going to be very similar to the Spino in JWE 1.
But it is useless to complain about dinos in the JW franchise not being accurate, anyway.
The real Spinosaurus looked very different. Shorter legs, swimming tail, more like a crocodile. Most likely lived like one, too.
The size being incorrect is the slightest problem.
I know, right? The Giga is bigger and it even weighs less.
They said: The Spinosaurus was likely born sometime in 1998. Around one-hundred days after Masrani bought InGen is when they made it, since that was 1998, it was most likely made in 1998 or 1999, giving it two or three years to grow. Rexie was around five years in Jurassic Park, and she was full grown.
Anyway, the Spinosaurus should probably be at least as big as the Giga, if not larger. It's not only smaller, but it weighs two tons more. That just doesn't add up.
Oh so is just Jurassic World Reboot bullsht new lore I see.
On topic of the spinosaurus's size. Isn't it already as big as presented in the movie? which was indeed an adult btw. Do want to see a kaiju rampaging through the park firing atomic breath or something?
Now I'm not an avid researcher on paleontology as I used to be. But last time I've checked, and granted It was quite some time back in 2016 I recall. I remember that the colossal super size of both the spinosaur and giga as actually just overreactive speculation. The actual found specimens of spino were only supposedly a little bigger if not the same length as the T-rex Sue, and the giga specimens were also around the same size as the biggest T-rex specimens. I also remember reading papers and articles regarding the discovery of T-Rex as the heaviest theropod so far, which in a way means that T-rex is technically still the biggest theropod according to science.
Again, I am unaware of recent discoveries. So maybe someone has finally found a 30 meter spino/giga specimen that destroys anything on sight and dethrones T-rex for good.