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What are some good games about dinosaurs?
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Ark. Best one besides Turok.
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>>343474406

Ark is terrible.
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Are there games that feature ACTUAL dinos? None of this Jurassic Park fanfic shit.

Actual feathered dinos and all that
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>>343475094
feathers look like shit
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I .. Fuck. Turok?

Damn there really is a shortage of good dinosaur games.

Dino Crisis?
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>>343475245
Dino Crisis is pretty good, but I don't know why survival horror and dinosaurs don't mix very well in my opinion, not to mention Dino Crisis was basically a Resident Evil reskin with dinosaurs. Hope Capcom remakes that game one day.
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>Everyone demands dinos in farcry4 like blood dragon was to FC3
>get dumb fucking yetis instead
>caveman farcry comes out
>boring fucking mammals

I JUST WANT THE RIGHT TO HUNT A T-REX
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>>343473962
primal carnage 1
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Jurassic park genesis
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>>343475158

Feathers are scientifically accurate.

"naked giant lizards" fanfiction looks like shit
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Ark is pretty fun with friends
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Ark
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>>343475094
>>343475745
>xDDD I posted it again
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>>343475745
Your 'I can make quality posts' fanfiction is shit and yet here you are you pachycephaggotsaurus
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this game was da bomb
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>>343475094
Most non-avian dinosaur species weren't fluffy.

Tyrannosaurs aren't a part of the majority, though.
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>>343475745
>"I think this chicken looks way better than those rad jurassic park dinosaurs."
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>>343475772
>>343475807
>play Ark for about 40 hours with a friend
>one day log on to find all of our dinos missing
>haven't played it since
Honestly miss playing that game but fuck the overnight thievery is annoying
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Primal Carnage was pretty fun while the servers were still active
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Vivasaurs is goat. GOAT
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>>343476124
I don't want non-avian dinosaurs to look like chickens, I want them to look like dinosaurs.
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The filename in OPs pic is triggering me.

Also, was that licensed Jurassic Park game that came out on last gen anything special?
What even was that game?
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>>343473962
Turok 1-3
Dino Crisis 1 & 2
Jurassic the Hunted
Jurassic Park Operation Genesis
Jurassic Park Trespasser
Lego Jurassic World
Carnivores 1 & 2
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>>343476417
Just watch it on youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7O7hiJnPHUM
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>>343476110
um dude ... actually most dinosaurs were feathered
all dinosaurs looking like jurassic park dinos is a discredited theory. t-rexes are now known to be feathered
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Any decent games where you can actually BE a dinosaur and not some lame human shooting at them?
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Jurassic Park fanficfags about to get BTFO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGAixpQcqdU
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>>343476110
>trexes
>not fluffy

SOMEONE'S paleontology is outdated
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>>343476417
I got it for free selling gems during whichever winter sale introduced those. It's really cool because it shows you the background of the park and some different dinosaurs. It feels like Jurassic Park and this was before Telltale was up its own ass, so there's no illusion of choice.

Dunno if it's worth buying though. Just watch it.
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>>343473962
Despite this looking awful as a still, Jurrasic Park still holds up in motion.

Anyway, as for the topic at hand, there aren't any good dinosaur games. It's as simple as that.
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chaos island? paraworld

look on steam for more. those are mostly multiplayer though
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>>343473962
Orion Prelude is 50 cents
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There are skin imprints from dozens of dinosaurs, and most are pebbled or scaly. There's a reason they're depicted that way.

Only small theropods would've needed feathers as insulation against the cold. Even something like T-Rex was massive enough to retain bodyheat through size.
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>>343475094
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktbrUBUbjD0

bruv, literally came here to post this
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>>343475363
They should just use the sort of control and combat scheme in resident evil 6 and make a new dino crisis featuring that.
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>>343475158
Oh my god you fucking retards are actually a thing?
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>>343477036

Is the cu.ckstarter still up? did it reach it's goal?
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Is playing Turok 2008 worth it?

I persisted through Turok Evolution, if that's any indication of what "worth it" may mean.
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Honestly Ark is pretty dank. Just play singleplayer (although it has issues) or buy a server, lock it and play with your friends. It has plenty of PvE and quite a bit of gameplay without PvP at all. Dungeons and loot, etc. There's a lot of grinding in it though, but you can change all that in server settings if you feel it's too slow.
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>>343476987
Tyrannosaurus was almost definitely feathered on large sections of its body.
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>>343477116
Holy shit how do I handle an opinion.
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>>343477036
There are so many different versions of what is essentially this same game and they're all astoundingly bad.
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I recently started watching videos about ancient animals and paleontology stuff. It's awesome what people know about animal biology and evolution stuff

what are some youtube channels with that kind of fun stuff?
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>>343477118
Blew way the fuck past the goal, unlocked multiplayer, more playable dinosaurs, lots of good shit.
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I'm posting it again!
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>>343474724
i second this, i literally just downloaded it and got a refund right after because it was terrible
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>>343476580
No. When evidence about presence or absence of feathers exists, all dinosaurs within Coelurosauria have had them (covering all major clades). However, there's positive evidence that shows sauropods and at least most other Saurischian dinosaurs didn't have them. The same goes for the other main branch of Dinosauria, Ornithischians, and evidence of any kind filaments (not necessarily homologous to Coelurosaurian feathers) is limited to a few species (Psittacosaurus, Kulindadromeus, Tianylong and a few others) and there's positive evidence that shows many major groups didn't have them.
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>>343477290

Are the devs trustworthy? hows development been?

Con-Man burned me good and kuckstarters make me nervous now
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>>343476604
The Lost World for PS1. It was okay.
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>>343477247
Opinions are irrelevant in the face of scientific fact.

Dinosaurs were freakish feathered/quilled monsters. Birds are just a small sub-clade of dinosaurs.
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>>343476580
Where's the proofs?
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>>343473962
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>>343477254
Enough people are interested in dinos to get the ball rolling, but not enough so that it can snowball and be something good, in other words the chances of a good one coming out is on the same level for any other indie game.
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>>343477385
How much do you know about dinosaurs?
Wish I knew a shit ton about dinosaurs.
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>>343476779
>Most dinosaurs (ie. majority) weren't fluffy
>Tyrannosaurs aren't part of the majority
>They were fluffy
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>>343477385
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM5JN__15-g
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what is actually an accurate depiction of a dinosaur (or at least the most "accurate")

I seem to recall that these feathered depictions are often exaggerated
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So were larger dinosaurs warm or cold blooded?
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>>343477385
>no
wrong. OUT
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>>343477395
The development team has spent three years working their asses off to get the current alpha build on their free time for zero dollars just because they love dinosaurs, I think it's in good hands.

At worst I'm out $15 and I consider it a fair gamble for what looks like an amazing potential product.

>>343477254
No there is nothing like this being developed by anyone else. The closest thing is The Isle and its final planned form is something way different from this.
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>>343477139
Evolution at least retains some of the weird 90's stuff of the original games. 2008 is just a military shooter where dinosaurs sometimes appear. It's got a couple cool bosses like a spidertank, giant worm, and the final one, but it's still pretty bland and missable.

>>343477307
Danger Zone was better.
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>>343477479
poop
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Dino Crisis 2 and Turok are the two best dinosaur games, I wish there were more because dinosaurs are dope
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Dino D-day is the best $2 investment I have ever made in my life. That horde mode is shockingly good with friends
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DID SOMEBODY SAY DINOSAUR FEATHERS?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGAixpQcqdU
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>/v/ - Dinosaur Physiology
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>>343477418
Clearly you have bested me with your supreme intelligence. I'll get out of the way of that massive fedora tip.
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>>343477084
You're absolutely right, that would be great, but Capcom probably wouldn't do something like that because they think Dino Crisis is not a good selling franchise, therefore not worth the investment.
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I'm curious, if dinos were basically proto-birds, does that mean some dinos were basically huge chickens? and therefore taste like chickens? would deep fried dino taste like kfc?
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>>343477519
Whatever I've gathered from pop science literature (most recently Tyrannosaur Chronicles by David Hone, that one was in the more academic side of things but pop science nonetheless, no hundred pages long list of references or too technical language), paleontology blogs and few scientific papers that really piqued my interest.

It's not my own field but I'd dare to say I'm well-read for an amateur.
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>>343477853

Dinos had crazy buff muscles so they'd probably taste like ass.

chicken is good because we make them get squishy and fat
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>>343477630
>muh T-Rexes aren't actually chickens
Such is life, fuckboi
The feather meme was dumb to begin with
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>>343475094
>Some dinosaurs had feathers = all dinosaurs were giant chickens
Fuck off, retard
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>>343477853
Since mammals came from reptiles, would early reptiles also taste like cow?
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I've put over 115 hours into this with no regrets. Shit was so fucking fun. The new one is okay, but the humans and tyrants are laughably underpowered, and the game is literally fluffy raptor simulator.
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>>343477582
Depends on what we're talking about. On many of them in current paleoart the feathers might actually be under-exaggerated - ceratopsians, for example, were likely covered in quills.

Pic related is as accurate as is possible for us to get, right down to the exact actual coloration and patterns (the specimen was so well-preserved scientists could see melanosomes under a microscrope to figure out the colors).
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>>343477737
Dominating literally an entire enemy team of like, 10+ people with desmastosuchus was the high point of that game for me.

How much does the DLC add? Does anyone still play it, or is it just something to do with friends?
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>>343478038
>Since mammals came from reptiles

Mammals came from fish, not reptiles
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>>343477810
>you must wear a fedora because I'm retarded and think my opinions are more right than people with lifelong careers studying prehistoric animals: The Post
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>>343473962
Jurrasic park operation genesis is elder god tier
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>>343477810
I love it. I love it when I prove a fool wrong and the fool resorts to strawmanning and/or namecalling. The rush is exhilarating. I imagine being a gladiator in an amphitheatre, rising above death to the dismay of bloodthirsty ingrates. I smirk and bow to the hordes whining for the sight of blood. I outsmarted them. I won. Their cries and tantrums are ecstasy my trophy, my award for winning.

You are the bloodthirsty ingrate my friend. I win.
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>>343478198
>Reading too far into a shitpost.
calm down sperg
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>>343478198
Hes just triggered by feathers, I personally think they make raptors look cooler.
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>>343473962
Monster Hunter
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>>343478192
Is this the American education I've always heard about?
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>>343478058
pic related here as well, colors and stripe pattern on tail also 100% accurate
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I WANT FEATHERFAGS TO LEAVE. LET ME ENJOY MY CHILDHOOD LIZARDS IN PEACE.
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Do you guys own any real dinosaurs?
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Here's a fun fact.

You guys know Velociraptors? the big-ass fuckers that'll rip your face off and shit?

Yeah well. Those never existed.
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It might be mobile shit, but its more or less a way to kill time

And its the only other Jurassic Park builder besides Operation Genesis
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>>343478286
dank pasta, you master of bait
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>>343478335
I bet you think Dinos are reptiles, as well
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>>343478383
Yes they did, you idiot, just not as depicted in JP.
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There will never EVER be a dino crisis 4

;_;
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>>343478340
In my honest opinion, I think feathered dinosaurs look way cooler than non-feathered dinos
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>>343478340
Lizardy dinos are objectively less interesting and scary than the toothy giant deathbird monsters they actually were.
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Lego Jurassic World is alright
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>>343478383
Velociraptors did exist, anon. They were slightly bigger than chickens.
The ones seen in Jurassic Park are technically Deinonychus. Speilberg just loved the velociraptor name and used it in his movie
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>>343473962
Jurassic Park still has the most convincing CG in films and it was among the first attempts at it.

How was this allowed to happen?

If I'm correct, the CG was handled by george and berg directly hands on with scientists and tech people.

We've since had 2 decades of tech progress and leagues of artists.

Shows that modern CG needs people of actual vision and knowledge instead of art backgrounds to get things to look real.
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>>343478361
I own a birb yes.
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>>343478574
Is an Ostrich cooler than a Crocodile?

The answer is no.
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>>343478339
One more, although in this one I think the coloration is speculative, the feather placement and everything else is accurate (so interestingly these sorts had a scaly tail).
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>>343478460
They're certainly not birds.
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>>343478686
>Jurassic Park still has the most convincing CG in films
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>>343478732
Birds in general are cool, m8
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>>343478547
I still haven't played 3 yet. Kind of funny they jumped into the "sequel set in space" cliché.
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Reminder that no actual proof of dinosaurs being proto-birds exist. Evolution is just a poorly thought out, baseless theory. It has no place in modern civilization.

We were created by a higher power. To call us "evolved monkeys" is fucking insulting.
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>>343478686
Because it wasn't CG. They used robots to make it as real as possible. Not sure about World though.
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Robinson the journey is going to the best fucking game EVEERRRRR
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>>343478787
That was good for 1993, anon.
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>>343478787
Still looks better than Jurassic World.
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>>343478361
My uncle used to own a parrot that attacks me whenever I set foot in their house and he always manage to break skin. Fuck that dinosaur.
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>>343478674
It is, but it's too damn silly, it needed more levels like this.
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>>343478732
Ostriches are more similar to herbivores like gallimimus than the predatory dromaeosaurids that would fuck your shit up with 6" claws and mouths full of teeth after dropping on you from a tree and pinning your ass to the ground so its babies can eat you alive.
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>>343478686
Jurassic's CG is the best simply because of GOD TEIR compositing skill.
They used the exact perfect amount of motion blur and velocity for the animation, the right material and lighting, right animation and feel of movement, right colour grading, levelling, everything to put it into the scene properly..
They did their absolute utmost to make it look as real as possible. The single biggest fuckup is always motion blur in modern CG. Always always incorrect and never matches the camera filming it's composited into.
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>>343477619
>Long answer
Warm-blooded and cold-blooded are inaccurate terms.

If you want to get more technical, there are homeotherms (organism maintains constant temperature), poikilotherms (organism's temperature varies to a considerable degree), endotherms (the heat is generated by the animal) and ectotherms (heat is primarily gained from outside sources rather than generated by the organism). For example, bats are poikilothermic endotherms while tunas are homeothermic ectotherms.

Now, by measuring growth rates it has been concluded dinosaurs had growth rates equal or even exceeding that of mammals and modern birds so they had "warm-blooded" metabolism. However, as adults dinosaurs were generally speaking big and due to their low surface to volume ratio they would have struggled NOT to maintain a constant body temperature (gigantothermy) and it's very much possible their metabolic rates changed during the course of their life cycle and that adults were ectotherms.

>Short answer
They were active animals that could live in cold climates and didn't need to bask in the sun to warm up or anything. I think that's what you're really asking.
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>>343478845
You mention actual proof of evolution and then you proceed to say it's a baseless theory? What the fuck?
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>>343478946
You must've done something to the lil fella.
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>>343478845
(You)
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>100 replies
>not one mention of nanosaur
Do yourself a favor and play it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpNizOzXXUs
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>>343473962
Jurassic Park for SNES was pretty good. It's pretty much Zelda with Wolfenstein 3D segments.

>Dat soundtrack tho
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dataRTGfuRk
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>>343478845
We're apes, not monkeys, there's a distinct difference. Isn't there a remarkable similarity with apes and humans?
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>>343478787
Better than Warcraft.
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>>343479028
Misread your post. My mistake.
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>>343478851
It was CG and combo'd in with anamotronix. The full body TREX shots were CG. There are vids on youtube showing georgey boy labouring over it.
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I know some of you played this in elementary school
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Yo sciencefags.

So I know Dino research has our image of them changing all the time, so I was wondering, are the.. "lochness" long necked water dinos still real? Or has modern science disproved them or whatever?

Also, what the fuck are they called?
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>>343478047
Jesus, 115 hours? Should I consider picking this up?
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>>343479152
Brachiosaurus?
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>>343478916

:^)
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>>343479152
Plesiosaurs.

Yes they're still real.
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>>343479152
They're called Plesiosaurs and they're not Dinosaurs.
Nigga this is second grade knowledge
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>>343479210

They aren't dinosaurs, however
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>>343479204
Neither of them have feathers so they're both retarded plucked naked turkeys instead of the scary land-running giant toothed owl-beasts they actually were.
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>>343479204
The left actually looks like it's in the scene. The right one looks like a videogame. It's good looking but it's fantastical. It's lit too strongly and obviously. Doesn't look real at all.
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>>343479204
I stand by my opinion.
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>>343479201
disregard me
>>343479210
this guy is what you're looking for
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>>343479137
YOU WANNA GET NOSTALGIC? IS THAT HOW WE'RE GONNA PLAY?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpNizOzXXUs
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>>343479204
Why are you proving our points right?
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>>343479152
you mean plesiousaurs? pretty sure they still are believed the same
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>>343479152
Plesiosaurs were real, son, no evidence one resides in the Loch but they were indeed alive.

Fuckers were big too, seeing a plesiosaur fossil really is something to behold.
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>>343479304
You're forgetting that they merged the dino DNA with frog DNA. Do you know any frogs that have feathers?
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>>343479240

When I was in second grade, they told us that T-Rex's were giant lizards.

Schools don't give a shit about Dinosaurs, so idk what kind of wrong info I was gettin' fed
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>>343479304
>Neither of them have feathers

Found the Jurassic Park 3 fan
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>>343479250
Shit you're right, I thought that was only ichthyosaurs that were marine reptiles rather than dinosaurs.
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>>343479430

Do you know any 5-ft frogs?
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>>343479152
During the Mesozoic there was a great variety of marine reptiles, including long-necked plesiosaurs. However, they are not dinosaurs. Hell, they're about as closely related to mammals as they are to dinosaurs.

If you're thinking of old depictions of saurpods living in the swamps or such like, that idea is antiquated. Most animals can swim and sauropods probably could too (indeed, due to their pneumatic bones similar to those of modern birds - as much as 90% of their volume could be air - they certainly would have floated all right) but water wasn't their natural habitat.
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>>343479250
wait explain this to me
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>>343479447
They wanted to be more realistic with JP3, JW directly went back to the roots of JP1 and 2 which is why you have Wong teasing the viewers on it in JW talking about making them look "cooler".
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You guys hear that rumor that the Jurassic World game was uncancelled? I'd be surprised if they didn't try to monetize it in a bigger way than that mobile game, what with it being the #2 movie of 2015, but I doubt that game will come out.

I'll still buy it even though Jurassic World was dogshit
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>>343479304
They explained this, the frog DNA used in the dinos caused them to look different.
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>>343479447
Those look fucking just as bad.
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>>343479617
Shit there was going to be a true game? Not some mobile shit or Lego spinoff?
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>>343479617
What the hell has happened to the industry? When we had huge summer blockbuster movies like Star Wars films, the Matrix movies, Bourne series, James Bond flicks, etc...they would always have several games.

>just a Lego game and shitty Battlefront shallow tier BF game for Star Wars
>basically this production issue fiasco with JW

Seriously what the fuck, things weren't like this 10 years ago.
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>>343479204
left looks lower resolution, but that's the only real problem. the dinosaur in the background behind the one in front looks pretty good.

the right image looks like some gallery of enemies in a video game. like you go to an extras section on the main menu, then you see 3D models of every enemy in the game (think of trophies in super smash bros.)

so he's right, jurassic park does look better than jurassic world. which is very sad for modern cg.
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>>343479596
It's really just a technicality of classification thing. They are classified as aquatic reptiles rather than dinosaurs because they're more closely related to turtles than long-necked dinosaurs you might associate them with.

They're still badass prehistoric monsters that were around at the same time.
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>>343479609
>Jurassic World was dogshit

In a world where The Lost World and Jurassic Park 3 exist

It was actually a decent sequel to the first unlike them
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>>343479873
I literally didn't imply anything about JW being shit or not in my post. But you are a tremendous mongoloid autist if you think Lost World sucked.
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>>3434791521
Most if not all "aquatic" Dinosaurs were actually reptiles. Same with flying Pterosaurs.

Whether they'd have smooth leathery skin (Like how they're always shown on TV) or look like a handbag is beyond me. Maybe like one of those really smooth lizards.
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>>343479873
meant for
>>343479617
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>>343479873
I'll give you JP3 but Lost World wasn't that terrible.

JW was literally beyond retarded in terms of plot and the two stereotyped kid characters were such a goddamn waste of everyone's time, they could have been eaten and I think most of the audience would have cheered and said the movie was improved.
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>>343479965
>if you think Lost World sucked

Not him but the black girl really ruined that movie for me, that gymnastics scene with the raptors was cringe as hell.
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>>343479870
makes sense
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>>343479873
The Lost World was good you pleb.
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>implying dinosaurs don't exist today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWlk2UxPNFE
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>>343479447
You know, people give JP3 alot of shit but I honesty enjoy it more that World. Sure, the movie has problems but at least it's more memorable than JW was. JW just felt too safe and redundant.

i.e. The Force Awakens
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>Dinosaur science actually updates frequently

Shit that's cool. Have we discovered any cool new types of Dinos or anything recently?
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>>343480082
She barely affected the flow or atmosphere or even story of the film at all outside of being Malcom's foil with his gf. You suck.
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>>343480183

LIZARDS AREN'T DINOSAURS REEEEE
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>>343479779
Yeah, supposedly it was a third-person freeroam across the island where you play as Chris Pratt doing some kind of stuff. There's information on that one Jurassic World site and the Jurassic Park reddit.

>>343479787
Seriously, it wasn't just the games. When JP3 came out EVERYTHING was Jurassic Park labeled. Candy, snack foods, several different toylines, all kinds of commercials. What was it for Jurassic World? Mike and Ikes, shaving cream, and the giant Mercedes Benz add that was the movie?

>>343479873
I'm assuming this isn't bait because so many people hold this opinion. It was done entirely without heart, and ran down a predictable checklist of 'things a blockbuster needs to have'. Lost world was great criticize it without the argument that the heroes are jerks or that T-Rex in San Diego was 'retarded' and the third, though cheap and comparatively bad, still had heart. They tried. Jurassic World was two hours of flaccid reptile boogabooga
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>>343479965
>>343480060
>>343480154


Its literally one of the only movies I can think of where the heroes do more harm than good

And it has an awful environmentalist message
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>>343479596
It's about phylogenetics, the placement of species in tree of life (ie. their evolutionary relationships).
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>>343480484
>>343480082
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>>343480365
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV3ectks6ho

He can be a dinosaur if he wants too!
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>>343477221
Proof?
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>>343480183
I forget when lizards evolved so that guy could ave been relatively unchanged when Dinosaurs went extinct. But it's not related to what we consider dinosaurs (Since they were warm blooded and only shared a common ancestor with reptiles).

Chirp chirp
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>>343480183
That's not a dinosaur bruv.

This is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p7EidpOy88
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>>343480563
stop that
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>>343480484
well environmentalists are terrorists
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>>343476482
I actually loved Trespasser. I wasn't into gaming news and shit when they were advertising how it was the next big thing and didn't deliver but it felt like an adventure to me. I just wish we could get some sort of spiritual successor or remake where the enemies and dinosaurs felt dangerous. Attenborough's monologues made that game for me.

I also really loved Carnivores. The carnivores were dangerous, fast, and quiet when they knew you were there and always had me checking around myself.

I'd really like an open or semi-open world survival fps without all the typical bullshit tagged on the ones you see now (food, water, cold, I have to shit shit meters and markers), where raptor packs would hunt you down and make you sweat a bit, and swarm you fast like xenomporphs in AVP 1 and 2. Something to really challenge the player while keeping it immersive in the jungle or some overgrown village/town areas like in Trespasser. Something to test the player's reaction times, ability to think ahead, and so on.
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>>343480690
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9eUfe8aDs8
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>>343480484
Holy shit, what is this. I've seen this movie dozens of times, more than I can count or remember, and I never noticed the second T-Rex on the right during this scene.
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>there will never be a good Extreme Dinosaurs game
why to even live?
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>yfw Jurassic World 2 involves even more Dino Hybrids
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>>343480905
>This time we combined with the DNA of...a human!

>>343480194
It still pushed the envelope more then TFA did. TFA made me fucking ill seeing it in theaters.
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>wah! dinosaurs are lizards wah!
>dinosaur means terrible lizard in latin
>in other words when you say dinosaur you literally are admitting they're lizards and calling them lizards
hey guys, terrible lizards aren't lizards! I sure do sound smart!
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>>343481107
oops i meant
>wah! dinosaurs aren't* lizards wah!
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>>343480652
>>343480183
>>343480807

Mice are not for bullying
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>>343479204
The original Jurassic Park's CGI looks much better in motion while post-Lost World ones didn't. It's actually amazing how its CGI has managed to stand the test of time for over 20 years. A lot of love and dedication was put into those 4-7 minutes of CGI effects throughout the entire movie.
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>>343481202
Mice are literal vermin, anon.
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>>343481107
>Be some old fart in whatever age Dinosaur bones were first discovered in
>Discover bones belonging to an animal larger than most living on Earth today
>Immediately think of a Dragon, some Biblical monster or Sea Serpent

Gee I wonder
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>>343481202

How about rabbits?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqwzvaT-rtY
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>>343481202
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfCVjNTUcb0
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>>343481107
>taking the literal translation of latin roots of taxonomic clades seriously
No you're right, those guys who first discovered and named dinosaurs in the 1800's and thought they were literally giant tail-dragging iguanas definitely know more than the scientists of today.
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>>343481374
>>343481387

DELETE THIS
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>>343481374
The fact that it's swallowing them whole and still alive is absolutely horrifying.
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>>343481374
>that look it gives to the camera after eating the first rabbit
CUTE
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>>343481374
when it rolls them to the side, is it trying to break the rabbits neck? if so, it sucks at doing that.
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>>343480803
>want to hunt for some triceratops
>honk honk for it
>a fucking raptor shows up, dodges all my shots and kills me

Fuck.
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>>343481664
That gets my dick hard as steel.
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>>343481107
It's just etymology, it means nothing. Here's a phylogenetic tree. As you can see, dinosaurs are not part of Squamata (the group that includes lizards and snakes) and indeed are quite distantly related to them.
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>>343481576
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4pReFZglSE
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>>343478135
Pretty sure it's relatively active, but the survival mode or whatever is much better with people you know. It's shockingly in-depth too, letting you buy perks and even little Dino buddies to help you fuck shit up with
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>>343481789
Nah, its trying to get the rabbit in a better position to fit in its mouth
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>>343480803
>>343481796
Did Carnivores 2 have the night mode that Ice Age had? Hunting at night and hearing roars and howls as glowing eyes flicker around your periphery was mad spooks. Hunting games get me more tense than actual horror.
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>>343481107
next you'll say tetraceratops is a dinosaur.
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>>343477036
WHOA. Raptors could fucking climb trees? Raptors. Could. Climb. Trees? Can someone confirm this? Because that's easily the most terrifying thing I've ever heard.

Drop bears? I raise you a drop gator.
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>>343481374
The fuck? Mice is fine but baby rabbits? Hell no.
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>>343481808
>We haven't figured out what turtles evolved from
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>>343481202
I'm more afraid of common mice and rats then I am of lizards or reptiles. Do you know how many diseases even those "cute" little field or deer mice carry?

Also those are feeder mice, they're literally bred in captivity, hand raised, and exist solely to be fed to predator species like various snapper turtles, monitors, ferrets, snakes, etc...
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>>343482280
>only have one shot at life
>born a feeder mouse

that would be pretty shitty
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>>343476070
>>343475735
Came here to post these (if that retard meant "Operation Genesis" that is).
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>>343481374
>these rabbits were born just to be eaten
>Probably have no idea what the fuck is going on in their final moments
>Can't even run away
C-CUTE!
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>>343476839
Nah, the feet look like shit, but the face, particularly the teeth/mouth and eyes almost fool me into thinking that's a real object.
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>>343482358
Some get lucky and are kept to be breeders, others get euthanized before being fed at the very least. I think the worst would be being a feeder mouse and sent to a snake. A lot of exotic snake owners favor constrictors which can be long drawn out deaths.

Turtles usually drown the mouse or rip them apart, frogs eat them whole, so do a lot of lizards and reptiles.
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>>343480891
DELETE THIS
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>>343481374
Some Birds eat shit whole too. The only difference is there's no pet trade for carnivorous birds.
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>>343480905
Yeah they should really avoid this. I'd like to see another Indominus Rex at some point, maybe as a one-off boss in JW3 or something, but JW2 should definitely stick to real dinosaurs (they won't).
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>>343482581
I have a python who takes live rats, but they die very quickly at least. Not that it makes me feel any better about doing it. The people who record their snake feedings are sadistic.
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This one's a real gem! They should make another one with the same formula
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>>343482867
Define quick, anon. From what I know, its usually cardiac arrest that kills the mouse from the pressure that their little hearts can't keep up with as the snake smothers them.
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>>343482358
To be fair Mice are like the bottom of the food chain die in like a year from their hearts giving out.
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If you don't cry while listening to this you don't know SHIT about paleontology

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msimASAXoys
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>>343482867
>recording nature in action is sadistic
Its pretty neat. There's nothing wrong with it.
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>>343478398
there was also a gameboy advance game
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>>343482893
I played the GBA version, or a GBA game that was like this, ages ago. Was some solid fun. The hurricanes transporting dinos between exhibits was pretty amusing.
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>>343483050
It's a shame, rats live for like 21 months but they're very friendly, cute and smart. Would make an excellent pet.
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>>343480905
Originally, it was going to be more extreme for Jurassic World.
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>>343483110
This is a lot better tbqfh.

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7DdPhDA-0Q
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>>343473962
>Go to Universal Studios this New Years with my family
>Feeling sick as fuck
>Dad gets the bright idea to force everyone on the River Adventure
>Sit next to some cute Japanese girl
>Might be able to score if I can make it through the 80 foot drop without vomiting
>When the drop comes, hang on for dear life so hard that my nuts get smashed when we reach the bottom and throw up, too
>Embarass myself in front of everyone and spend the entire day limping
Fuck Dinosaurs.
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See that T-rex? You can hunt it.
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>>343483246
disgusting

>>343483331
Monster Hunter creatures really are just super stylized dinosaurs with some dragons and sea monsters thrown in. And some big cats IIRC?
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>>343482960
That's how it happens, yeah, but the pressure of constriction is so great that cardiac arrest occurs within a couple seconds.
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>>343483110
>grew up watching Jurassic Park
>find my way into geology
>did some paleontology internships
>got to dig for fossils all over the US
>touched a real Apatosaurus

>no jobs in paleontology
>had to abandon geological career for now because of financial and economic reasons
>wonder each night if I'll ever get to resume living the dream

i'm afraid i do know shit about paleontology
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>>343483129
A snake eating a rat and being the kind of guy who collects snakes in shoebox sized containers so he can watch them eat other animals are entirely different things.
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>>343480548
People just think big reptiles when they hear Dinosaur, nobody cares about the hip bone thing. For the purpose of being big and awesome you can't help but love Elasmosaur.

>>343483412
No cats. But there's a pretty creepy-looking Sphinx.
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Who /indominus/ here?
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>>343483804
Pretty shitty fantasy monster. Glad to see it rekt by actual dinosaurs like Blue and you know who.
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>>343483804
Has anyone made a cold steel edit using it yet?
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>>343478926

I didn't knew you could unlock a Triceratops for that battle mode until recent times.
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: (
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>>343483804
He got shitwrecked in one bite by the unaltered Marine Reptile. Take that science.

Granted it was bigger than it would have been in real life.
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>>343483804
>>343483895
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>>343484032
Yeah. Like ten times bigger.
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>>343484032
>he

>>343483221
I don't like rodents. Even hearing their panic shrieks doesn't really do anything for me. Feeder mice are okay in the sense their clean compared to wild ones, but their still rodents.
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>>343483895
>actual

The movie explains all the dinos are genetically altered specifically to entertain people, so they aren't real even by the movie's own reality. The I-rex is still shit though, glad it got fucked up.
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>>343484151
Rats are mammals which means they have a corpus callum, so unlike your shitty reptiles they can, you know, feel emotions.

>>343484193
Some dinos are more dino than other dino
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>>343483895
You didn't like it? I liked how it had a more conservative look despite being a genetically engineered monster. I mean, appearance-wise, it was just a t-rex and raptor genetically fused together, with some latent abilities from other animals. It would have been fucking gay had it been a full cold-steel Dino-Crisis 3 super electro dinobeast.

Indominus was based. Honestly, the only thing that could have made JW better is if Indominus at some point in the movie had to fight a spinosaurus and raped it in battle just to up its power level.

>>343484032
Lad the biggest marine reptiles were about T-Rex sized.
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>>343484282
>muh mammalian kinship
Explain monitors being able to recognize different people and interact with them accordingly.
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>>343484312
>Lad the biggest marine reptiles were about T-Rex sized.

He'd still be correct then considering the side of that thing was bigger than the I-rex.
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>>343481374
>You can sometimes still hear the baby rabbit crying from inside it's neck
Jesus christ
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>>343484424
Food.

Reptilefags are the fucking worst. Your pets are just mindless monsters that want to be fed, not your friends. Get a fucking dog.
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>>343484312
From a meta perspective it was great, dinosaurs means nothing to kids nowadays with their fucking internet and video games so they have to spice it up.

In-universe it was really contrived to see them breed a super-powered dinosaur and have like one guy watching it. At least the OG Jurassic Park can be excused because dinosaurs are really just really fucking stupid animals and you'd need a complete asshat to shut down the systems, but they don't even fucking know what the I-rex can do.
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>>343484546
>Food.
Wrong.

>Reptilefag.
Not even.

>Get a fucking dog.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-zGIS-WWZQ
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