Jurassic Park Evolution: Movie Dinosaurs Compared To Real Life (1993 - ANIMATED)
Jurassic Park's Dinosaurs aren't exactly scientifically accurate, but how do the InGen Movie Creatures compare to real-life Dinosaurs based on the latest science? Let's go through their designs, including stats for height, length, and weight. From Brachiosaurus and Dilophsaurus to T-Rex and Velociraptor, we're tackling every Dinosaur from 1993's Jurassic Park...animated!
#jurassicpark #dinosaurs #jurassicworld
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Chapters:
0:00 Stinger
0:04 Intro
0:18 Brachiosaurus
0:51 Dilophosaurus
1:19 Gallimimus
1:32 Parasaurolophus
1:47 Tricertops
2:08 T-Rex
2:23 Velociraptor
3:00 Lineup / Wanna See More JP/JW Videos?
3:05 Outro
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Resources for this animation:
Dinosaur Stats found here (and cross-checked in multiple other places): jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/...
Longer format videos with information on many dinosaurs can be found here: / yourdinosaursarewrong
Greco Westermann assisted in supervision, check him out here: instagram.com/grecovia/?h...
Paleo Artists used for reference (if you see your name and would like me to update where the link should go send me an Email or Insta message):
Brachiosaurus/Giraffititan:
Mark Witton markwitton-com.blogspot.com/
Charles Nye thepaintpaddock.wordpress.com/
Dilophosaurus:
Brian Engh dontmesswithdinosaurs.com/
Gallimimus:
Gabriel N. Ugueto gabrielugueto.com/paleoart/
Brian Engh (same as before)
Parasaurolophus:
Gabriel N. Ugueto (same as before)
Deinonychus:
Joschua Knuppe www.deviantart.com/hyrotrioskjan
RJ Palmer www.rj-palmer.com/
Tyrannosaurus, Velociraptor, and Triceratop:
Based on how they appear in Prehistoric Planet
• Prehistoric Planet - O...
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Credits:
Script, Design and Animation:
Aaron Lecours
Script Revisions / Additional Assistance:
Gal Rigg-Anafi
Dinosaur Science Supervision
Greco Westermann
Narration:
Stanton Nichols
stanton.actor
Music Used:
Opening Stinger:
Enuff Para Mi - Jingle Punks
Video: Joyful Mood by ForYouSound / search code: 31495725 on AudioJungle
End Slate:
Disco Cat - Komiku
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► This animation was 65 Million Years In The Making...but I hope you enjoyed! ►► If you wanna see more Jurassic Park Animations in the future comment down below, like, and share the video :) ►►► More Animations here: kzhead.info/channel/PL8sS7OmU44fNiIPzlk4M7GxVyBIO9qlHo.html -Aaron
omg i love it
Please do superman's evolution.
lol
Pin me now
Im first
This video was tailored made for my 10 year old self. I was obsessed with dinosaurs
Lol same, I watched JP3 on repeat as a child as well as the first two, still love Dinosaurs now. If people like this video I'd love to cover all the sequels and maybe a video going through a bunch of different T-Rex or Velociraptor designs in all media though the decades.
@@TellItAnimated Hey Andy Up Date your Godzilla Video PLZ we now have Singular point and Godzilla vs kong
How was this 15 hours ago
@@thebrickking_TM Early access Patreon
@@TellItAnimated Could you do a evolution of Black Adam.
YESSS you went with the Prehistoric Planet model for the accurate T-rex. It’s such a beautiful and believable look
yea
I wished it also had some Saurian T.rex aspects as well.
and the velociraptor
"The Tyrannosaurus 🦖 Rex is related to the chicken?" 🐔
"The Velociraptor is like the size of a chicken,🐔 turkey, 🦃 and vulture?"
This definitely needs a part 2
I agree
It would be really interesting to see the differences between things like Spinosaurus, Baryonyx, Pteranodon and Mosasaurs too
@@sucosopasoco7670 and giga, carno, allo, quetz, theri, and everything else.
Yes
Maybe the next video could feature dinosaurs from the lost world and jp3
I like how instead of just showing how the real life animal looked when you started talking about its features, instead you made the movie design's features change bit by bit at the same time as you were talking about each of them, which is very creative! I also love that the differences between the movie designs and the real life counterparts were shown very clearly and were easy to understand. Overall this video gave me very positive vibes. Great job!
Ok
Love this concept! I don’t think I ever realized how different some of these were to the real ones. Would love to see some of the sequels covered too!
@Tell It Animated Could you do a evolution of Bruce the shark from the jaws movies.
I pointed out the inaccuracies that STILL got through in my comment
Agreeable.
@@marcocastillo1087 To quote Little John: "You took the words right out of my mouth!" 😁👍 Plus, they should also add the sharks from the "JAWS" novel, and the "JAWS 2" & "JAWS: The Revenge" novelizations, since they are different in scale or gender than their film counterparts.
Yeah never thought they would make a video like this! Really well executed too!
I love that people like you introduce the real dinosaur to the public. People have to understand that they weren’t monsters, they were animals
I hope the new Adam Driver dino movie coming out does this. Any predatory animal encountering a being non-native to their habitat is going to regard it with caution, not immediately attack.
@@nahor88 I don't expect that to be the case with the movie at all, but I'm kind of okay with it. It is disappointing that it actually seems to be regressing to being even further from accurate than the Jurassic franchise, which at least carries some respect for the animals, but it's honestly just nice to see dinosaur media besides Jurassic Park. Now that the franchise is mostly finished for the time being, it opens the door to other studios producing dinosaur films without Universal going haywire with ridiculous lawsuits. Prehistoric Planet was beautiful.
But it's cool when they fight
@@misterboxhead3045 they fought in real life too, but in movies is more like a marvel fight (rexy and blue vs indominus) than an animal that is trying to intimidate another.
I think the Jurassic Park dinos act mostly like animals except for the raptors. the T, Rex literally plays with the car like a dog instead of trying to kill everyone.
2:14 I could not stop laughing the second I saw the glasses on the T-Rex! 😂
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In reality, they likely had eyesight like a hawks; great at distance but not so great up close and their eyesight was excellent despite that. And even if their eyesight was bad.... They had a great sense of smell and likely good hearing.
@@AngelEmfrblIt recently confirmed they can spot their prey in 3 mile aways
This is a fantastic video! One thing, adult Triceratops had completely smooth frills
As a huge fan of both accurate dinosaurs and JP dinosaurs, I very much approve of this video
I pointed out the inaccuracies that STILL got through in my comment
@@jenk-many4404 I just want people to know the truth
@@Yutyrannid8705 Which everyone obviously knows.
@@Cosmic_JC I wish
Quite
I'm loving your visual takes on Jurassic Park and their real counterparts so far! I can't wait for you to cover more dinosaurs like Stegosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, and even Spinosaurus!
Also giganotasaurus
@@camdyngindl2279 and therizinosaurus
we all know how the real spinosaurus looks like...
Ankylosaurus too
Quetzalcoatlus, Pteranodon, Dimorphodon and Mosasaurus aren't dinosaurs but i would still love to see them in a video
I'm sure I'm not alone in saying I'd love to see you guys do an Evolution of the Graboid/Tremors video covering all the ontogenetic stages and international species of the subterranean cephalopods.
Sorry boss I'm not talking shit but no one has agreed but maybe in a few hours you'll get a few more likes so who knows🤷♂️
i really love the dilophosaurus design
Bro this was amazing! It's one thing to be talking about the inaccuracies of Jurassic Park, but it's another to actually go out, research and then animate the whole thing in a fun way! Good job! Really hope to see the other Jurassic films, and maybe even some spinoff material covered in the future!
:)
@@TellItAnimated hey hey vídeo the Evolution of daffy duck
@@TellItAnimated Next time Corythosaurus, Stegosaurus and Spinosaurus accurate design
There are no inaccuracies in Jurassic Park. The creatures they made are entirely their own. They state this in the original book and movies. They had to fill in missing or broken DNA strands with various modern animals to make it work. They literally say the animals they made are not the real thing in the book and movies. Hence why the raptors didnt have any feathers, they used frog and reptile DNA to fill it in.
@@anonanon8794True. Altought, i bet some could be cloned easyly, because maybe the small ones need less DNA so maybe they decided to add little bit of adn incase It didnt work, :I
I would love to see more dinosaurs that aren't "shrink wrapped". I love how real dinosaurs were chunkier and occasionally (proto) feather covered. Hope you do another animation soon!
Yea Though I do believe Dinosaurs were still more Lizard like then Bird like I can accept at least some feather coverings on them
I pointed out the inaccuracies that STILL got through in my comment
@@quinnholloway5400 I mean, some were definitely more lizard-like and some were more bird-like. Dinosauria is such a diverse clade of animals that it is hard to assign them to one or the other. Dromaeosaurs (raptors) had full on wings and were covered in feathers, while the ankylosaurs were covered in hard bony plating of armor and were most likely kind of slow moving and were a little on the cold-blooded side of the spectrum. No dinosaur was completely cold-blooded, mind you, but some leaned more to that side.
@@atak_draws still better then assuming they were all extremely bird like and basically were giant turkeys
@@quinnholloway5400 I mean Is that wrong tho? The dinosaurs we have today are basically turkeys
I' m very happy to see such video being short, to the point, and lovely animated. Plus for Prehistoric Planet Tyrannosaurus ref! ^^b
Great content! I would love to see you cover the other Jurassic sequels, as only 7 different dinosaur bonuses were included in the 1st film, as opposed to the many more featured later on.
The world needs more of these These are really great and an educational and just showing how much new discoveries we get on these beautiful animals every year
I pointed out the inaccuracies that STILL got through in my comment
@@jenk-many4404 I just want people to know the truth
This would be really nice a remaster or remake of the first Jurassic park movie but with the accurate looking dinosaurs , while keeping some inaccuracies for the coherence of the story
@@daegnaxqelil2733 that would just be then making the same movie again with a new prettier coat of paint it would end up like the live action Disney movies.
@@rosangelamariapessoa5852 or else just make a reboot movie
This was excellent! It's amazing how many people base their "knowledge" of dinosaurs on the Jurassic Park/World series. Discoveries of quill indentations on velociraptors have been around almost twenty years (in fact, the raptors in JPIII have quills on their heads and more accurate skulls, which were dropped in the JW films). I'd love to see you cover some other species.
People must think jp was being acurate in thier dinosaur designs. Were talking about a fictional movie with intertainment not education as the focus. If you want education watch history and animal programs that actually focus on actuall research. it would be like watching star wars and desiding sence blowing up planets works thier if a planet was destroyed it won't efect the balance of the universe.
Totally, I love the movie designs but they’re definitely fudged to be more for entertainment and scariness, the T-Rex is probably the closest to the film version, but I love both the real ones and the JP designs too.
@@TellItAnimated Baasicley I would say never base your knowladge on fictional movies like blockbusters or something. As I sed these are fore intertInment so we should exspect some made up features for eye catching action. Even a movie that has a feature from reality will be changed for those flashy details in movies.
JP3 might get controversial, so I am all for it.
@@TheOmegazerox JP1 WAS being accurate for the time though, except the dilophosaurus frill, which was just unbased speculation for a point in a movie
Wow new type of videos! This really changes from the usual evolution vids, I am all for this!
Yes please make more, this is by far my favorite video of yours! Keep up the great work
Want more like this. Love the prehistoric planet inspired designs!
you have such a controversial name.
@@OceanMachine_ How is it controversial it’s literally a drawing of a spinosaurus
@@turkey4802 But which one?
@@OceanMachine_ There’s only one name?? Wdym which one?
@@turkey4802 I mean which drawing of a Spinosaurus. There are plenty out there; It's a very controversial animal
I would very much like to see the other movies like this. Can't wait to see more realistic versions of the other dinos, like the Spinosaurus, Pachy and the Compies!
Wow; you did a great job again. Do you wanna do the same thing with the other JP parts too?
I wish you'd added Spinosaurus to this! The real spino is so much more bizarre, and we're learning more every year. For those interested, the JP3 spino is depicted as a big T-rex with a crocodile like snout and a rounded spine. The real Spinosaurus had a much more squat, nearly-but-not-quite quadrupedal stance, the sail was shaped like that it a sword fish, it had an enormous, tad-pole like tail that nearly doubled its length, and recent evidence suggests it could distend it's lower jaw like a pelican (or at least it's smaller cousin Baryonyx shows this adaptation). It's believed it filled a similar niche to a modern day heron, living along waterways and using it's enormous, crocodile like both to snatch fish.
It seems they only covered the first movie in this video. I really hope they make sequels to this video covering the JP sequels.
I've seen a few videos that show how far we've come in our understanding of what Dinosaurs looked like, I find it incredibly fascinating. Am really happy to see you cover it, I hope you can do the same for the other Jurassic movies!
I pointed out the inaccuracies that STILL got through in my comment
@@jenk-many4404 I just wanted people to know the truth
@@jenk-many4404 We don’t care about your comment, either.
@@kreation2021 thank you
@@kreation2021 soz, thought he was one of those "mY cOnTenT is BetTer" people, but turns out he is an actual person. So my apologies.
Not only entertaining, but also educating. This was edutainment.
I would love to see more stuff like this! This stuff is really informative!
This is my favourite video of yours so far. I like to think of you looking at characters with a magnifying glass to find details and animate them as realistically as possible, but the comparison here is really nice and I'd like to see more of it in the future.
Thanks man! I really liked working on this one, hope to cover more of them in the future :)
0:59 I have a personal hypothesis on the dilophosaurus, it works as follows: "perhaps" the dilophosaurus puppies had "the umbrella" like the chlamydosaurus to terror the enemies, which over the years was absorbed, replaced by the crests. The "poisonous spit" could have been a "defensive vomiting" as in the chicks of the Northern Fulmar (Fulmarus Glacialis), the Northern chicks Fulmar vomit on the Agressors to remove them. I believe that the "defensive vomiting" of the dilophosaurus had been a sort of "marker" for parents, so the "bully" was "spanked" by adults.
I love this video so much, it could be very useful in teaching people the difference between movie dinosaurs and real dinosaurs. Would you consider doing the other Jurassic movies? Dominion in particular has a lot of inaccurate designs that should be brought to attention.
Bro as a aspiring Paleontologist you need to chill, they are movies not documentaries and the movie is not that inaccurate
I would really love to see the rest of the Jurassic park films get their dinosaurs compared to their real counterparts. So, feel free to post more in the future please?
2:21 It's Hank The Tyrannosaurus Rex
👁👁
This was actually awesome, and loved how you said it was closer to this and that.
Really enjoyed this video!!! keep it up with the Dinosaur videos!!!
This is such a cool concept. You should consider doing more comparisons of other dinosaurs or other things in general cuz this has a lot of potential for great content
This is immediately one of my favorite videos you've done, I absolutely love the JP franchise; hope you do more of these in the future.
This was a really well-made video, and I think a sequel would be great
Thx for this, it’s educational and funny :3
2:34 Infant abuse
YEET
Love the contrast between the comparisons of the scientifically accurate Dinos and the ones in the movie. I would love to see more videos like this for the sequels.
Great video still waiting for morew coverage :DD
I really hope you continue this series, I'd love to see other dinosaurs from the Jurassic series and see how they compare today.
I would definitely love to see more videos like this. Letting people know what’s real, but also appreciating the source material that inspired making this.
Cool use of Prehistoric Planet designs
We need a sequel now!!! I wanna see Spinosaurus
This was a nice video, I would like to see more of it.
I would love to see you cover the other Jurassic Films (The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park 3, Jurassic World, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom & Jurassic World: Dominion) & possibly Camp Cretaceous!!!
0:01 "There I am, Gary! There I am!"
I really like how you used some Prehistoric Planet designs.
Some real effort has gone into this video and it is amazing.
I’ve seen some other people do this, but thank you, THANK YOU, for actually providing a clear and concise vision of each animal. So many other videos like this have people pointing out a FEW inaccuracies, but not talking about ALL of the visual differences, and not providing images. This can lead to people coming away with a vision of the animals(especially Velociraptor) that is… better, but not completely up to date. This video was really short, but done in a way that provided an accurate view of each creature. This is a long comment, but basically, this was just well done.
I see you used the Prehistoric Planet designs for the scientifically accurate comparisons! Prehistoric Planet is the most scientifically accurate take on dinosaurs
Yet
0:11 that sounded like the AHHH meme lol
I would love to see them continue with the sequels because of our recent breakthrough in the appearance of the spinosaurus is dramatically different than how the third movie portrays it. Thought it was pretty accurate to the time.
Amazing video ngl, I never thought I would like a video better than the movie it was based off of
Great video and I love that you used paleo art and Prehistoric Planet as reference for the designs! I worry you’ll get some flak for it though, because a surprisingly large amount of people hate feathered dinosaurs lol. I don’t get it, they say it makes them less scary, but have you ever pissed off a chicken before? Or a goose? They’re terrifying! Edit: also I’d love to see you tackle the other movies, Spinosaurus is gonna be a fun one lol
Spinosaurus is my absolute favorite!
I pointed out the inaccuracies that STILL got through in my comment
Honestly i have no idea why people use "feathers make them less scary" as an argument. Like, these were animals, they weren’t supposed to be scary
I’m not 100 percent sure and I could be wrong but…. Is that a Jojo reference?
@@BuIIy_Maguire mayhaps 🌚
I really like this. I always love to see modern, accurate representations of dinosaurs
More Please love this channel
Great work! :D
1:14 curious fact: in jurassic world dominion the theropod dinos now have the correct postures this is more noticeable if we compare them with the previous ones
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@@ALLOSAURUS5927 🧠💥💥💥
Always appreciated how the original trilogy tried its best to design its creatures with the most up to date information in its time.
Not really, a lot of the dinosaurs in the og trilogy are very much unlike what scientific consensus though they looked like
@@forodinssake9570 emphasis on “tried” While they used skeletals of creatures like the Dilophosaurus and Mamenchisaurus, they always had something off about them.
@@mlgodzilla4206 brachiosaurus, velociraptor, even the spinosaurus was a little bulkier than it should’ve been
then you have... jurassic world.. oh god... the original trilogy was accurate for it's time being since then, a lot about dinosaurs has changed. but jurassic world? it went ass fucking backwards. for example, in the original, they made stegosaurus's tail higher up, but in jurassic world, they made the tail leveled closer to the ground. in the original, the velociraptor's teeth did not extend past the eye, which is closer to what deinonychus, which the movie raptor is based on, looked like. but in jurassic world, they made the teeth extend past the eye.
@@OncelerKidsAreCringe It's summed up pretty well in the first part of this video: kzhead.info/sun/md5vdK5wioZnqn0/bejne.html
Dilophosaurus was only dinosaur I was mad about when learning what it was really like lol
The real one was far cooler imo, it would eat the JP one like a snack
@@lassenker07 Yeah I know they were bigger which is cooler but they never had the neck fan or the venom spitting 🥲
"Oh no, my inbred frilled lizard was actually a huge and badass apex predator from the Jurassic!"
Please do all the Jurassic Park/World movies!! Great job!
This applies to the sequels as well. Our understanding of Spinosaurus changed a lot since JP3 for example.
It’s literally just a monster tadpole lizard bird crocodile thing now
@@BuIIy_Maguire as opposed to the monster theropod lizard bird crocodile thing it was in jp3
Essentially what happens when your only base is it's relatives since the original bones got bombed
Spinosaurus every time a new paper about it comes out
@@dimetrodon2250 there's already a new paper in preprint saying spino wasn't aquatic lol
This was so fantastic to see. I always tried to see the differences between real life Dino’s and the ones in jp but most were in text form. Actually seeing the difference was so pleasing.
Can we get an evolution of Superman? C'mon, guys give the man of steel a chance.
Pls make more of this, this looks good
Great video. Short but simple and neat art style. Take my sub
this is awesome! you definitely did your research here, and using designs from more accurate palaeomedia is a great way to tie this to your other animations
You posting this felt like you did it for me! great work as usual, and keep it up :)
Fantastic video and I would love to see this be continued It was awesome to see the designs for the accurate dinosaurs And it was just as awesome to see so many people learn about what dinosaurs actually looked like to our knowledge in a way that wasn’t nerds like me ranting lmao
Ur Velociraptor and Trex models look very very similar to the new prehistoric planet's depictions. Is that a coincidence, or did you take inspiration from that, frankly amazing, documentary?
I think they were inspired, yes.
I LOVE this video! It's really helpful actually seeing the differences illustrated like this!! Keep up the good work! 😊👍
Can't wait for this to become a larger series of videos showing the differences between the movie dinosaurs and real life dinosaurs. Also, I like the extra detail of not portraying potentially inaccurate info as concrete fact, like feathering on Dilophosaurus and the pupil shape of velociraptor.
Great video make more of these bro, I'm very impressed it took 65M Years to fully make.
Haha oh yes, thanks so much for the Super Thanks! Hopefulyl will be able to make sequel videos to this in the future, had a lot of fun making this one
“An adorable baby raptor hatchling was also seen” *Also throws the baby outta existence for ever*
If you read the original novel, you'll know that is quite accurate.
As somebody who loves the Jurassic Saga movie animals, and what we know about the real animals, this is an awesome comparison. Please keep going through the sequels. xx
Definitely Love the artstyle and how it is similar to Prehistoric Planets designs! really want to see the sequels done
Love the comparison! Velociraptor was the size of a chicken, but its movie version was not based on deinonychus but rather the Utah raptor. its discoverer was talked to and consulted on this and its claw is a real replica of a real Utah raptor and the enormous size of the Velociraptors we saw was more akin of a Utah raptor. We know this due to interviews.
utha raptor was closer to size but it was found way after the script/novel was written. and the author confirmed they are deinonychus
@@timestorm5687 yes correct the book versions! But im talking about the films
@@Guavamente thats why i said script too
@@timestorm5687 yes it wasnt in the script! this was an occurrence and last minute decision during filming!
@@Guavamente but then it would not be based on him. they found utharaptor a year in the making qnd got described after the movie came out
Please do the jp3 spino!, this is an amazing concept and had an even better execution
Loving having the additional information peppered in as to how different (sometimes dramatically) the real-life dinos are from their movie counterparts.
Loved this idea,hope we get to see more stuff like this in the future!
i would love it if you do an accurate JP3 comparison, the spino transformation from movie monster to accurate would be so drastic and funny yet cool
Don't forget that in the movies very few Velociraptors has a distinct stripe marking from it's head to it's tail that were either Blue or Red
This video seems to only cover the dinosaurs from the first Jurassic Park movie.
Imagine a remake of Jurassic Park with today’s thoughts on how dinosaurs look.
@@GaiusIntrepidus *Yes, just a straight film adaptation of the Jurassic Park Novels*
too much to ask for Hollywood
This was an unexpected video, but a welcome one nonetheless. Never thought I would end up seeing paleo accurate dinosaurs in your style.
I pointed out the inaccuracies that STILL got through in my comment
@@Yutyrannid8705 didn't ask don't care
@@Yutyrannid8705 Don't need your truth.
@@Cosmic_JC I am not a bot
@@Cosmic_JC and it’s not “my truth” it is the truth. I am taking info from reliable sources and the latest studies. My info is as up to date as it gets
It would be cool if u also compared them to the 1993 theories on what dinosaurs looked like
I would kill to see the sequels covered on the channel, great job!
I loved that you used the Prehistoric Planet models for the accurated reconstructions!
I've kept telling my friends Velociraptors are actually small for years! I'm glad it's now easier to tell them by showing your video. I also love you've been so updated that some dinos here are based on new findings and also from the Prehistoric Planet. Looking forward to more dino videos! PS: I'm 100% sure you're working on a Pinhead evolution! Great timing for the new film on Hulu and this Halloween season.
Same they even kept showing me videos pictures of jp. Im a fan of jp but they are small jps version is based off deinonychus
@@CamoAndGiosYT Weirdly enough, the one on JP are more similar to Utahraptors than velociraptors lol.
@Mister EXACTLY I see similarities with them but mostly Utah raptor I see most
@@CamoAndGiosYT Other than height they’re not very similar. Utahraptor was much bulkier and could possibly weigh a tonne.
@@phiazkals6113 really?
The film Velociraptors also had a boxier version of the Deinonychus skull while irl Velociraptors had a more unique snout shape that bent lightly upwards at the front.
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Awesome! Can't wait to see more JP/JW vs current science.
really nice video, aaron! It may be different from all your other videos, but it's still awesome.💙🦖
I would absolutely love to see more Dino comparisons from the sequels especially spinosaurus
That's my favorite dinosaur
Brachiosaurus 0:20 signature head hump 0:22 added nostrils 0:23 s shaped 13ft neck 0:25 trunk shaped legs 0:26 real brachiosaurus 0:28 thicker neck 0:29 longer body 0:31 unique feet 0:31 head hump was less steep 0:33 nostrils are closer to their mouth 0:38 colorful patterns Dilophosaurus 0:54 green coloring 0:54 black markings 0:56 2 crests 0:58 lizard like frill 1:00 spits venom 1:03 the real dilophosaurus 1:04 much larger 1:07 tapered snouts 1:09 headcrest sat Lower 1:10 some feathering Gallimimus 1:21 orangeish bage 1:23 artful stripes 1:24 bug dot eyes 1:28 real Gallimimus 1:29 smaller hands 1:30 feathering 1:31 angular face Parasaurolophus 1:34 greenish coloring 1:36 brott beaked mouth 1:37 long headcrest 1:39 real Parasaurolophus 1:40 chunkier 1:42 huff like front feet 1:43 longer beak Triceratops 1:48 reddish brown 1:50 spiked frill 1:51 3 head horns 1:53 elephant like feet 1:57 the real triceratops 1:58 slender appendages 1:59 enlongated head 2:01 cheek horns 2:02 higher eye placement 2:05 hexagonal scaling Tyrannosaurus 2:11 earthy coloring 2:12 tiny arms 2:13 ridged skull 2:15 extremely poor eyesight 2:16 the real creature 2:18 full body figure 2:19 tinier arms 2:20 possible feathering 2:21 added lips 2:22 impeccable eyesight Velociraptor 2:26 blended brown coloring 2:27 long hands 2:28 large sickle claws 2:30 cat like eyes 2:35 real velociraptors 2:36 much smaller 2:38 feathered 2:38 bird like features 2:43 slit pupils
2:09, there’s just a few problems with the triceratops here Problem 1: a real triceratops actually wouldn’t have cheek horns, at least, not when fully mature Problem 2: a fully mature triceratops also wouldn’t have those little triangular horns all over its frill, it would lose them as it got older Other than that, these are some really good dinosaur models, good job on all of them
Actually the triceratops in the movie was most likely a juvenile and so the accurate version is a juvenile as well!
@@rockettbennett ah that makes sense
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Loved it!
If you can saying about that, the novel is also very different to the to the films. 1) Brachiosaurus didn't appeared in the novel, instead, it's replaced with another sauropod, Apatosaurus, sometimes referred to the novels as "Brontosaurus". In these books, they were described to very accurate with long diplodocid skull and jaws, a low-lying neck, a vocalizations that were simular to Elepahtns, but lower and hevier. 2) Parasaurolophus dosen't appeared in the novel as well, but it has two different species of Hadrosaurs: Hadrosaurus & Maiasaura. The only real description for Maiasaura, is that it had a upturned lip, seemed to be like a smile. 3) Triceratops in the novels, have a longer horns, and very poor vision, similar to a rhinos. 4) Stegosaurus in the first novel, was described to have a dumb animal. 5) Serving a similar to the novels, the Gallimimus in the novels, we've got two animals, Dryosaurus & Nanosaurus. Dryosaurus are smaller, while Nanosaurus are larger then their real live counterparts. 6) Procompsognathus (often referred to as "Compys"), have a venom, that were added in the novels 7) Cearadactylus, is also slightly larger then their real life counterpart, crestless, 8) Dilophosaurus in the novel, is slightly larger then their real life counterpart, v-shaped crests, no frills, and like the films, they do have a venom, but spit up to 50 feet away. 9) There's not one, but two T-rexes. The younger one is two years old, and the older one, sometimes reffered as Roberta, her age is not given, but at maximum, she would be 6 years old at the time of the incidnent. The T-rex have bite force multiple times, and even the young one, have a powerful jaw strength. 10) Velociraptor are also larger then their real life counterpart, based on Deinonychus, have yellow color with dark stripes like a tiger, the forked tongue, like a lizard.