Jurassic World 2

[greygoose]

It's so disappointing to me that experts say T-Rex probably did not have a roar.

T-Rex will always look like the JP Rexy for me, no matter what science tries to tell me.

 

[greygoose]

The reality is, dinosaurs will always be creatures of fiction to us, we can compile their bones and make educated guesses based on other data, but we just won't ever know anything for absolute certainty, so we are free to think of them in whatever manner makes them exciting for us.

The whole bird theory and dinosaurs with feathers is a pretty cool idea to be honest. I do enjoy watching birds in the wild, even in the garden. Bigger Dino sized versions is a pretty scary concept really.

 

[Dark_Knight_89]

 

[Candlelight]

I hope it delivers
but this looked amazing. looks really really amazing.
please deliver....

 

[Rotfish]

No Spielberg, no special sauce. Best thing to come out of this is encouraging the production of more collectibles from the originals.

 

[chrisstbh]

Yawn. More nostalgia bait.

 

[MaulFan]

So excited to see Dilophosaurus back.

 

[chrisstbh]

Someone please explain to me how T-Rex's and Raptors ended up in the middle of what is obviously a European city. I have no sympathy for any of these characters if they're somehow dumb enough to allow such a thing to happen, that's no accident.

 

[greygoose]

Someone please explain to me how T-Rex's and Raptors ended up in the middle of what is obviously a European city. I have no sympathy for any of these characters if they're somehow dumb enough to allow such a thing to happen, that's no accident.

Good question. Only a handful of dinosaurs escaped at the end of Fallen Kingdom. Now there's hundreds of them in the wild and it appears that the World leaders have done nothing about it.

 

[chrisstbh]

Good question. Only a handful of dinosaurs escaped at the end of Fallen Kingdom. Now there's hundreds of them in the wild and it appears that the World leaders have done nothing about it.

Did they swim all the way from whatever Island (who cares) they were on to central Europe and somehow breed like rabbits? I haven't even watched the second movie, nor do I care to because the first one was just soulless.

 

[snoop101]

Good question. Only a handful of dinosaurs escaped at the end of Fallen Kingdom. Now there's hundreds of them in the wild and it appears that the World leaders have done nothing about it.

Sounds pretty spot on then.

 

[greygoose]

Did they swim all the way from whatever Island (who cares) they were on to central Europe and somehow breed like rabbits? I haven't even watched the second movie, nor do I care to because the first one was just soulless.

The first two are just a catalyst to get the dinosaurs on the mainland. Something they've wanted to do for a long time.

I'm interested to see how there's so many dinosaurs in the wild now. There's a few different players in the dino making business so I'm guessing that's part of it.

 

[greygoose]

Sounds pretty spot on then.

Don't Look Up (at the Dinosaurs)!

 

[Candlelight]

Someone please explain to me how T-Rex's and Raptors ended up in the middle of what is obviously a European city. I have no sympathy for any of these characters if they're somehow dumb enough to allow such a thing to happen, that's no accident.

boats my dude. boats
jurassic park 2 entire ending was all about that lol. we have precedent.

all it takes is one crazy billionaire or a crazy environmentalist to take the Rex and the raptors across

 

[Candlelight]

The first two are just a catalyst to get the dinosaurs on the mainland. Something they've wanted to do for a long time.

I'm interested to see how there's so many dinosaurs in the wild now. There's a few different players in the dino making business so I'm guessing that's part of it.

a single reptile can lay from 12 eggs to 100
florida is a good example of this.

giant snakes are taking over Florida and taming over the everglades because ONE person had one snake as a pet and released it.
one snake became thousands.
right now, florida is being overwhelmed in snakes
frogs did the same thing.
Cuban frogs overpopulated florida, population exploded and they killed the native frogs. Cuban lizards did the same.
some species of reptiles from Australia have done the same all over the world

there is precedent. one single lizard or reptile creates an avalanche of problems
red eared turtles do the same. lay 60 eggs at once. overpopulate. kill native species

it was foretold in 1998 godzilla

 

[chrisstbh]

boats my dude. boats
jurassic park 2 entire ending was all about that lol. we have precedent.

all it takes is one crazy billionaire or a crazy environmentalist to take the Rex and the raptors across

The dinosuars can use boats now?

 

[greygoose]

a single reptile can lay from 12 eggs to 100
florida is a good example of this.

giant snakes are taking over Florida and taming over the everglades because ONE person had one snake as a pet and released it.
one snake became thousands.
right now, florida is being overwhelmed in snakes
frogs did the same thing.
Cuban frogs overpopulated florida, population exploded and they killed the native frogs. Cuban lizards did the same.
some species of reptiles from Australia have done the same all over the world

there is precedent. one single lizard or reptile creates an avalanche of problems
red eared turtles do the same. lay 60 eggs at once. overpopulate. kill native species

it was foretold in 1998 godzilla

Yep, I totally understand the science of it however it's much easier to spot a 10 tonne dinosaur in the wild and either capture or kill it.

 

[chrisstbh]

The first two are just a catalyst to get the dinosaurs on the mainland. Something they've wanted to do for a long time.

I'm interested to see how there's so many dinosaurs in the wild now. There's a few different players in the dino making business so I'm guessing that's part of it.

That sounds just as bad as the new Aliens thing that has Xenos on Earth.

 

[greygoose]

The dinosuars can use boats now?

They could use doors in 1993. Driving boats is a natural evolution.

 

[Candlelight]

Yep, I totally understand the science of it however it's much easier to spot a 10 tonne dinosaur in the wild and either capture or kill it.

they haven't even been able to catch bigfoot or the chupacabra yet lolol.

in the forest, in parts of america,America, eggs could go unnoticed.
baby dinos would definitely go unnoticed