How useful would weaponized dinosaurs be to the US military?
>>28024698
If supplies run short
>drones set waiting, ready to use
>dinosaurs start eating everyone
I can't imagine they'd be a great investment
Honestly?
Probably not very.
It's very unlikely that a lot of dinosaurs had pack instinct.
Especially Velicoraptors. I mean hell when have you seen a desert dwelling animal hunt in packs?
And extant dinosaurs would have almost no potential. Armoured Cassowary? Assult Kiwi? Rocket propelled hummingbird?
I think the closest we ever came was pigeon guided bombs.
>>28024698
more useful than this thread. go shit post somewhere else.
>>28024765
Or just regular old Emus.
>>28024698
Where can I sign my soul away to become raptor operator? When? Please.....
>>28026068
Jesus, that bulge. Also, no respectable demon would make that happen.
>>28024698
Depends. Look at this thunder lizard.
>>28024765
>Armored Cossowary
Scary shot like that belongs on /x/, not here friend
>>28024698
They can move a lot better than some shitty RC car. You can probably clear out dune coon caves pretty well with them too, but then again you could fill those caves with white phosphorus and be done.
>>28024698
Considering the amount of money we spent trying to radio control a cat, I'd say very useful.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_Kitty
>>28024765
I made a thread on /an/ about what the most romantic animal is and they said a cossowary
I was certain it would be the turtle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eMevDIpZrA
>>28026068
Who honestly sits down and draws this kind of shit? Whats going through their head as they draw that bulge? Are they on /k/ right now?
>>28027076
>implying you wouldn't suck his dick
faggot
>>28026068
>The furries appear
God fucking dammit, we're supposed to me low key man. You don't go posting about anthro operators and that sweet black friday deal you got at Bad Dragon
>>28026068
>That front sight.
The fuck am I looking at?
great thread OP
>>28026599
what kind of bird is that?
>>28024698
They would be better than 99% of women in the military.
>>28026068
>Flag the wrong way
STOLEN VALOR!
>>28027142
Foolish furfag. Bad dragon is always welcome on /k/.
>>28027884
Bearded Vulture, a.k.a. Bone-eating Vulture, a.k.a. Lammergeier(Lamb Vulture in German)
>>28026068
>reptile
>bulge
that's not how lizards work
>>28026068
Could you please post actually good art if you're gonna be a furfag
>>28024698
If they ever saw use, it would be looked back on as a novelty. They could have a use, but I don't think they could be used like Private Pyle suggests. Raptors can't identify civilians, probably wouldn't recognize traps, and probably wouldn't have been as durable or smart as they were shown in the movie, even if we were to use Utahrators instead of Velociraptors. Unless we had the technology to fully mind control the raptors, it probably wouldn't be a very viable option. Even if we could, drones would eventually catch up and surpass their effectiveness, if they haven't already, and in the end be much more cost effective and humane.
