would it not be able to smell them this close?
Maybe they didn't ex-stink bad enough for the T Rex to smell.
>>68860310
it's smell is based on movement
>>68860310
Maybe it was really fucking stupid
>>68860310
>Ofaction, a sense of smell, in frogs is mainly used as a homing tool or recognising breeding areas, but not often for detecting food. Many frogs can sense chemical changes in the air, not just from the nostril but from molecules collected on their eyes and skin.
>>68860310
A human would not smell like food to a dinosaur.
>>68860310
did apes exist in the Jurassic era?
>>68860310
It was raining pretty hard. Maybe the rain was kicking up enough odors to mask the humans.
>>68862319
Considering humans were feeding it at some point in its life it probably would associate the smell with food.
>>68862312
This was so stupid from several standpoints, but just magically filling in gaps with frog dna makes no sense anyways
>>68862382
>reptile
>associate
lol ok m80
>>68862321
No, but neither did goats.
>>68862761
>dinosaurs
>reptiles
>>68862382
because they hand fed it..
>>68860310
Not when it's raining that hard.
>>68862395
If you actually do want a better explanation for that, read the book. It's fictional, yes. But well worth reading in its entirety.
>tfw scenes from the second movie are ripped from the original book
>>68862874
When it was small, probably yeah. Or came by and put stuff in its cage for it.
t rex were scavengers so their noses are probably tuned to smelling rotting flesh over long distances like vultures do.
>>68862816
>t-Rex feeder GOAT character of Jurassic Park
>>68863016
Prolly dis dude, GOAT right here.
>>68860310
>would it not be able to smell them this close?
when it rains, it smells like rain.
>>68860310
>literally unable no smell because reptiles
>heavy rain
>humans don't move therefore invisible
wew lad
