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Herons are piscivorous, and they can't swim.
The Good. The Bad. The Rancor.
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At 11:06:50 PM on 4/8/2001, Tango said:
Tyrant Lizard King: Most likely if any ceratopsian is in JP3, its going to be Triceratops since its the only one in the movie series featured so far. It would be great to see other ceratopsians though.
Tyrannotaur: Maiasaurs and Parasaurs are both featured in the TLW book.
At 11:03:39 PM on 4/8/2001, Abattre said:
the spino is a piscivore, so therefore it must be able to swim of go in water so it could be a spino, and going by some of the records on what was shot on the barge, it sounds like it is the spino
At 9:43:21 PM on 4/8/2001, Grimlock said:
The spinosaurs looks pretty colourful for me, very cool i might add.
At 9:37:55 PM on 4/8/2001, Tyrannotaur said:
One thing .. in the book the lost world , the hadros where Maiasaurus's not paras .and the only reason we did not see the carnos in TLW is because the people did not enter thier territory. and why did universial decide on spinos? they should have used Suchomimus.
At 9:32:32 PM on 4/8/2001, Brad said:
A scene from the comic books.
At 8:09:52 PM on 4/8/2001, Tyrant-Lizard-King said:
Personally I like how things are shaping up. But i wish they would let Michael Crichton use hs dinosaur color ideas. They are much more imaginative. the dinosaurs in the movie are mostly brown, green, or tanish. There are exceptions but i like the idea of the raptors having yellow or red stripes and being light green instead or brown with black stripes. Lastly which type of ceratopsin is going to be in JP3.
At 7:56:22 PM on 4/8/2001, Tyrant-Lizard-King said:
At 6:21:31 PM on 4/8/2001, Tango said:
Well exact estimates of Giganotosaurus and Spinosaurus both put them at less than 45 feet long, but there's no reason to think that we won't find a 50 foot long Spino, Giga, or Rex.
At 5:43:06 PM on 4/8/2001, dinodude21# said:
spinosaurus is only 40 feet long. they should have used a bigger carnivore like giganotosaurus. its 50 ft long!
At 4:21:24 PM on 4/8/2001, RaptorRex said:
Dogson said to Nedry, "You can get all 15 speshes off the island." Excuse my spelling.
At 3:56:11 PM on 4/8/2001, Compyraptor said:
OK I know that that there was 15 species in the Jurassic Park book but where does it say in the movie that there was 15 species ???? Please answer I'm dying to know.
At 2:40:30 PM on 4/8/2001, Grimlock said:
This could make someone think that Baryonyx are young Spinosaurs, since they really look similar
At 2:31:07 PM on 4/8/2001, Tango said:
Its hard to say. Alesandro Nivola himself said that he encountered both a "Baryonyx" and a "Spinosaurus aegyptiacus." So not only did he mention both of them, but he also gave both species and genus to Spinosaurus, meaning he's pretty damn exact. So I think there could possibly be one, but for all we know, it could be scrapped later on.
At 2:10:04 PM on 4/8/2001, Varan101 said:
Those are pretty big differences
At 2:06:51 PM on 4/8/2001, Grimlock said:
Parasaurolophus were on TLW book, that i remember pretty well.
Is there going to be a Baryonyx in JP3? it looks pretty much like the Spino, this might confuse amateurs, if you looks at their faces, they look almost the same, i think the only difference is the sail and size.
At 2:05:33 PM on 4/8/2001, Tango said:
Oviraptor just explained it.
At 1:40:18 PM on 4/8/2001, raptor13 said:
yeah where does it say that baryonyx was on nublar in the movie...nothing in the book either...just tell me where it is in the movie and 'll belive you
At 12:06:07 PM on 4/8/2001, Oviraptor said:
<i>Baryonyx was in the official movie magazine for Jurassic Park.</i>
At 12:04:49 PM on 4/8/2001, Oviraptor said:
<i>The novel isn't the film, when will you people learn that?</i>
At 9:08:37 AM on 4/8/2001, Evilgrinch said:
Still cool though.
At 3:34:45 AM on 4/8/2001, Tyrant-Lizard-King said:
i have never heard of Baryonyx being on Nublar. Please tell me where you got this info.
At 3:31:40 AM on 4/8/2001, Tyrant-Lizard-King said:
parasaurolophus was not in the book if i remember but was in the movie. Jurassic park book that is.
At 3:25:03 AM on 4/8/2001, Tango said:
The book and movie worlds don't exist together. There were 15 species on Nublar in both the book and movie.
Baryonyx was also one of the fifteen species on Nublar (movie) that was not seen.
At 3:23:21 AM on 4/8/2001, Tyrant-Lizard-King said:
Grimlock:
Baryonyx is also new to the series, well unless you count The Lost World videogame and im not only because it has no story value.
At 3:21:22 AM on 4/8/2001, Tyrant-Lizard-King said:
There were actually more than 15 if you add the dinosaurs from the Jurassic Park book and movie.
At 3:08:05 AM on 4/8/2001, Tango said:
There were fifteen species only on Nublar to begin with, but now there are zero.
At 2:56:13 AM on 4/8/2001, Pack hunter said:
spinosaure was a fish eater...was he a swimmer? It is possible that there are scenes we dotn know of i. Like nick aat CHUD only had like august's script so it has evolved since then. in all honesty if he says theres and underwater attack...Lets just get really excited and hope there is one!!!!
At 1:54:25 AM on 4/8/2001, Utahraptor said:
It was confirmed the udnerwater dino scene was scrapped. W e've seen this scene int he Spino cage pic. It's taken from the book, but only at night, in a cage on the boat, and they go towards shore and safety and Spino's there again, attacking.
We have yet to see a full island people. And for thsoe who seem convinced that TLW lied up the ying yang about destroyign all dinos on Nublar, for any new movie, with enw dinos, and you still think it'll be Nublar, rememebr, they never finished the tour, so we don't know how many dinos were left unseen. Course, this si just so anyone thinming dinos still exist on Nublar after 8 eyars doesn't feel the ened to ask for an explanation for new dinos (to be appearing on Sorna) suddenly showing uo on Nublar. Or cna you show us where the movie says 7 dinos on Nublar only?
At 12:27:51 AM on 4/8/2001, Tango said:
What needs to be explained? Spinosaurus, like all of the other new animals we'll see in this movie, simply were not seen in TLW, yet were obviously roaming the island.
At 8:16:21 PM on 4/7/2001, Grimlock said:
The spino is the only 100% new dinosaur in JP saga, we already know that in isla sorna they ingen bred carnotaurs, they didn't make to the movie, but they were in the island somewhere. I guess the spino was there too, but we'll have to wait to see the movie for that, because neither on JP nor TLW book he was mentioned, they better come up with a good explanation about it.
I read something about Michael Crichton was going to write a 3rd JP related book, answering every single question left in the first two books, anyway, i still hope to see a fourth movie!
At 7:52:00 PM on 4/7/2001, Majin2 said:
I have a question, if on isle Nubler, the island from the frist movie had the park, then why in the park did they not have the Spino, or the carnoturus, did they not whant the public to see those two animals, or did ingen have something else in mind???
And will we see what it is that they had in mind in this new movie, the first two movies only raise more questions. And if the next movie continues the fad of not giving all the answers, then could a fourth movie have to be in the works, just to explain why the hell there was no spino or carnatours on site A, could there be even more dino's that they whant us to see, that will be brought out in the fourth movie????
At 7:11:02 PM on 4/7/2001, BaryonyxWalkeri said:
Maybe the spino tips the boat and while they are in the water, something attacks them from in the water?
At 6:11:27 PM on 4/7/2001, JPExpert said:
The spinosaur will prolly be able to swim like a croc.
At 5:17:33 PM on 4/7/2001, Grimlock said:
I guess they'll use that part of the book in the movie, the hole Carnotaur sequence, including the camouflage, and about the spino, i've only heard that he attacks the boat, judgind for the pic, he seem to be standing on land, "unless he've figured out how to walk on water..."
At 5:16:18 PM on 4/7/2001, Grimlock said:
I guess they'll use that part of the book in the movie, the hole Carnotaur sequence, including the camouflage, and about the spino, i've only heard that he attacks the boat, judgind for the pic, he seem to be standing on land, "unless he've figured out how to walk on water..."
At 5:08:54 PM on 4/7/2001, Grimlock said:
don't start that again!
i only said that IN THE JURASSIC PARK BOOK, it was the T.Rex who attaked the boat, that pic was obviously the Spino attacking a cage of some kind. In the book, the Rex swam acroos the river and attacked Grant and the rest of the group on that boat...not cage, so i guess they didn't use the book at all.
At 5:05:38 PM on 4/7/2001, Tyrant-Lizard-King said:
1 MORE QUESTION:
IS THE CARNOTAURUS RETAIN ITS CHAMOFLAGE ABILITY FROM TLW BOOK?
At 5:04:29 PM on 4/7/2001, Tyrant-Lizard-King said:
1 QUESTION:
DID IT SAY THAT THE SPINO WILL BE SWIMMING OR IF IT JUST ATTACKS IN THE WATER?
At 4:19:23 PM on 4/7/2001, Oviraptor said:
<i>It was a Spinosaurus, it said so in the picture caption, so shut up!</i>
At 4:10:48 PM on 4/7/2001, Sinorsis said:
remember the "spino vs. t-rex" debate on that one pic? Well, maybe it was neither of them...
At 3:22:38 PM on 4/7/2001, Oviraptor said:
<i>The Baryonyx doesn't do anything to the boat, it's the Spinosaurus that does.</i>
At 3:13:58 PM on 4/7/2001, dryptosaur said:
Its a Baroynx. I heard it on an interview from one of the actors. And, I know you all heard it to. But, a T-Rex would be cool to
At 2:46:40 PM on 4/7/2001, Oviraptor said:
<i>Filmed on Dec. 12 at the Falls Lake tank, the group dives under the Aviary, the group is underwater during a Spino attack.
Filmed on Dec. 14 and 15, the group is on the barge at night, a Spino attacks. The group is tossed from the barge and are underwater during attack (see above). The Spino takes off into jungle. The group gets back on barge and (this is a strange one), Grant calls Ellie.</i>
At 2:29:33 PM on 4/7/2001, Grimlock said:
i wonder if they'll make that part from the JP book, the group was on the river on a boat when suddenly attaked by the T.Rex, then they end up in the pteranodons cage, that fits pretty much with the new movie. They might replace the Rex with the Spino for this scene, but i don't think that pic is from this particular shot, at least in the book, the river scene was in the morning.
At 1:22:29 PM on 4/7/2001, Oviraptor said:
<i>Kronosaurus isn't a dinosaur, it's the Spinosaurus we have pics of the Spinosaurus at the boat.</i>
At 1:20:40 PM on 4/7/2001, Oviraptor said:
<i>Is the magazine you're talking about called,
Cinescapes's Son Of Sequel Mania?</i>
At 1:19:18 PM on 4/7/2001, reddog said:
If it's a BIG meat eater, I'd say it's a Kronosaurus. I don't think it will be a Meg.
At 1:04:38 PM on 4/7/2001, SuchomimusInJP3 said:
The magazine also mentions SPECIFICALLY: Spinosaurus, pteranadons, AND CARNOTAURUS!! WOOP WOOP! Looks like Carnotaurus will be seen after all! This is REALLy shaping up to be my favorite of the series...simply cannot wait!
At 12:58:34 PM on 4/7/2001, Thorne said:
I want to see the spinosaurus swim in JP3. I wonder if he will actually swim when attacking the boat.
At 12:45:27 PM on 4/7/2001, Oviraptor said:
<i>I have the magazine and it doesn't say anything about an underwater dinosaur.</i>
At 12:07:54 PM on 4/7/2001, JP Animal Control said:
No underwater dinosaur. I asked Nick from CHUD if there was an underwater dinosaur and he said No.
At 12:01:05 PM on 4/7/2001, Savior said:
Bah, old news.
At 10:59:53 AM on 4/7/2001, Gallimimus said:
Exactly. No news here. The Spino is the one who sinks the boat, throwing the people in the water.
At 10:55:05 AM on 4/7/2001, JPExpert said:
We already know the big meat eater is a spinosaurus.
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