"Every day, the dinosaurs are testing new strategies to overcome our methods of containing them. If we are to survive, and yes, that's what we are dealing with, then we need to stay one step ahead of them. That's where a video like this latest one comes into play. This is our step." - Ian Malcolm
Oh boy, yes. R-rating for sure, Michael Crichton did NOT hold back. For instance a scene where Compsognathus sneak into a woman's house and the midwife witnesses them EAT her baby alive! Talk about dark! (The kid was asleep at the time so at least it was not painful.)
Klayton, I want to thank you for appreciating the unknown artist's work for the camouflaged carno and trying to find the original artist. I am an artist myself and it always feels good when people credit you for your hard work and realize the work you put into it! You're awesome man and keep up the good work!
Love that you mentioned the fact Eve Crichton knew about the mixed inaccuracies. That he purposely did that to show us that this type of science is unpredictable. Ian Malcolm tried explaining this to everyone but no one listened till shit hit the fan.
Just took my finals this semester and this is the perfect video to clear my mind. The Carno has to be my favorite dino to be learning more about in the franchise. Thank You Klayton!
00:42, I read the novel and it's pretty intense! The Carnotaurus camouflaging reminds me of Predator, the same way he stalks his prey. He kills for pleasure, he hunts for sport, but this time, it picked the wrong man to hunt! Love that tagline.
Awesome video Klayton of why the Carnotaurus could camouflage in the Jurassic series. I absolutely agree the parts that you said about the Carnotaurus from the Jurassic series that they could camouflage which the animals in real life didn’t but we wish they camouflage millions of years. Great video Klayton and as always, Take it easy.
The Carnos segment was always chilling and iconic for me, reading the novel actually gave me several nightmares that I enjoyed by being chased by them XD
I think it would have been awesome if Michael Crichton were to return to the chromatophore attributes in the juvenile raptors but now with the Sorna population. Because it's very unclear if both raptor populations possessed this attribute, or if it was unique to the wild raptors born on Nublar? If it was unique to the Nublar raptors, then why? Or did the juveniles observed during TLW at an age where they had lost that ability? There were some many routes that Crichton could have taken these mutant abilities, or maybe apply this feature to several other wild born animals from additional species too?
I got to hand it to you Klayton, I’m impressed you’ve been able to create new content consistently for all things JP/JW this long. Keep it up! I wish there’d be more JP comics, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed you reading those in the past.
I was born the year Jurassic Park was published, grew up on Tamborine Mountain where Pacific Fair was my own Visitor's Centre where I bought JP toys. Love your work.
My reaction when I read that the guide’s name was Diego (which happens to be my name): well, now I know sort of what might become of me if I ever set foot on that island.
Yes, an awesome video. I agree it is important distinction that the creatures in JP are not real "dinosaurs", I say chimeric creations or "bio-engineered theme park monsters" but it is also a good notion to explore the science of genetics, and paleontology, and how this passion continues to evolve our understanding of the past, but also a look into the future. I wonder how would these bio-engineered chimeras be scientifically classified.
Those animals can camouflage like a chameleon and a squid so I'll have to say this klayton I love how those carnos and velociraptors really camouflage to blend in within their surroundings.
Wasn’t one of Levines local friend nabbed during the beginning exploration of the island by a carno, its been like a year or more since last I read The Lost World. I don’t quite remember but the scene remains firm in my mind faintly, but I’m certain that a Puerto Rican friend was loud and exclaiming about the island when something unseen nabs him and sends one of the main characters running away from fear.
Leave the variants we got in Fallen Kingdom alone, and just clone the variants that can Carnoflage. Why try to relocate something that will hunt you, ambush you, kill you, and eat you and give it another genetic code upgrade? Just clone more ffs. Great video Klayton!! I'm directing this to the humans who have the dinosaur embryos.
I still read the raptor's color changing being more like some frogs and anoles do than a chameleon- changing from brown to different values of green. That's just me.
Camaflouge ability means the Carno pair might also exist in the movie canon. They're just hidden in plain sight. It's how they eschewed capture when InGen relocated most of Sorna's dino population. Now, king & queen, roam the island, stalking the remaining Galli flocks & Para herds, with the occasional Compy ourderve. Their children, princes & princesses, destined to inherit this bountiful kingdom.
I couldn't tell you who added the camo effects, but the Carno from that final image is taken from the Sideshow Maquette sculpted by Anthony Mestas and Steve Riojas.
Your videos have given these books & films a depth that I myself wouldn't have been able to even conceptualize of had I been flying solo, and for that you have my gratitude, respect & will have my patronage once $ flows more steadily in my world. I recently finished 'The Lost World' novel, and 2-3 things gave me pause for thought, one of which was Levine's observing of the Carnos to "weigh five hundred pounds each" ... At ~7 feet tall & presumably almost three times that in length, I wondered immediately if Crichton had perhaps written "hundred" instead of "thousand" by mistake? I can't imagine that 500lbs does these animals justice.
5:20 I'm pretty sure that's a Carnotaurus statue forget the brand name translutioned against a tropical background and not really an actual drawing or mural.
You're exactly right. It's the Papo Carnotaurus image overlayed on some jungle backgrounds with some transparency. Papo's model in turn is most likely based on Sideshow's Dinosauria Carnotaurus.
Carnotaurus camouflage I wish we seen this in Jurassic world fallen kingdom movie where the Carnotaurus camouflage scene where Owen and Claire are hiding and they are actually standing behind the Carnotaurus is right that . 👍😁
This is a further example of the difference from the books to the movies: the movies are about how nature cant be contained or controlled, the novels are about mad science run amok
Off topic, some species of Caiman, including the Yacare, have the ability to slightly darken and change their skin colour, though not to the level seen in cuttlefish and chameleons
Maybe Crichton could have applied these mutant chromatophores in the 2nd generation animals as a common byproduct of how Wu spliced the dinosaur genomes, and what implications that it could have had for the tracking software for Jurassic Park itself? In that case, what impact could that have had on the park's population counts from one tally to another done minutes or hours later?
It's kind of funny how Steven Spielberg is such a master of suspense, and if he really wanted to, he could direct a straight up horror film. Jurassic Park has so many horror moments that he easily could have nailed it. Sadly we'll never see him direct anothwr Jurassic nor do I think we might see a moment with the Carnotaurus like in TLW novel on screen unleas it was a short like the battle at big rock.
In the book (German version) Levine pointet out, that's the color change is more like squids. Cuz they do it in such a fast and complex way, a chameleon couldn't do it. And in JW Wu also put squid DNA in the Indo. Maybe the Carnos are the first try? ^^ I let you with that!
Technically, there is a possibility that some dinosaurs had the ability to camouflage since we don't even know what their skin color is. I see Michael Crichton's dinosaurs as a reminder on how little we still know about Dinosaurs. I like to see stuff like Dilophosaurus having a frill and spitting venom and Carnotaurus as being able to camouflage as a natural thing for those Dinosaurs in the Jurassic Park world as it's funner than simply using mutations as an excuse.
I think also it’s cause they used amphibian DNA. It’s why the Dinosaurs see spliced. Hence why raptors etc may have acted differently. It would be us splicing dogs DNA with ancient wolf dog DNA. There definitely would be abnormalities
While true, I loved the fact that, during the day it was free real estate for any dinosaur since the camouflage didn't work, but once night fell, none dared to set foot in there. Kind of gave the Carnotaurus a "demonic" or "monstrous" feel. Even the Bull Rex made its way through the compound at a brisk pace, during the day none the less. Sure, he was ballsy to put out a scent flag but he still made sure to GTFO as quickly as possible.
Good point The dinosaur was the end result but the building sequences carry their own ancillary traits, combining them will never result in a predictable creature. Demanding they look reptillian rather than as tropical birds then they will behave less saurian.
Can you please do a video on Udesky, Nash and Cooper,,if they had survived and all? And also on Ajay,,,,what if he was able to put up a fight? Or simply all the lesser known characters from JP,,,, including Ellie Sattler's husband in the third movie?
Could you cover your thoughts on what happened to the juvenile Raptors on the boat from the novels as I can’t figure it out after the island was bombed
I actually think that the carnotaurus was 'supposed' to have the camoflauge. The way crichton describes it's behavior in the novel matches a predator with chameleon-like abilities, as well as how advanced it is compared to the other dinosaurs.
Yo Klayton. I got a video idea for you man. You should make a video about someone creating a dinosaur franchise that could rival Jurassic Park. Because, that’s kinda what I’m doing because I’m working on a book idea.
In my Paleoprime project, my Carnotaurs' chromatifors (did i pronounce right? Anywho) will change color depending on behavior & activities; Red: threatened Orange: offense or camouflage in the desert. Yellow: hunting Green: camouflage in the forest Blue: thirsty or covered in rain water Purple: sleeping Pink: mating moment
This carnivore, the Carnotaurus, was first discovered in Argentina.
The name means 'meat-eating bull'... as if a regular bull wasn't bad enough.
I have Heard Thais somewere...
It’s what Cabot Finch said in JW evolution
@@iamrys5940 oh tank you!
@Gabriel the tyrannosaur NP
R.I.P Vegeterian China Shop
"Every day, the dinosaurs are testing new strategies to overcome our methods of containing them. If we are to survive, and yes, that's what we are dealing with, then we need to stay one step ahead of them. That's where a video like this latest one comes into play. This is our step." - Ian Malcolm
The Carno artwork from the thumbnail was made by OniPunisher on DeviantArt around 2011.
Thanks for finding that out. Klayton, you should heart this because...
"It can camouflage!"
Carnotaurus Camouflage, or "Carnoflage" for short
Can "Camotoast" be added?
No
TokuTickler Nice pun :)
Change approved lol
@@dumbbest7328 yes
Camouflaging carno for Return to Jurassic Park DLC
I'd do a backflip
@@KlaytonFioriti me too
I've been wanting that for so long! just do what they did for the I-Rex for us book guys! also I spent $20 just for Compsognathus lol
@@arachnoskull6311 Is the Compy just a reskinned Troodon?
@@Tubeite nope it's a new thing, it's also shorter then the grass
Imagine if Jurassic Park and The Lost World were made into films from the actual story from the books. They'll be more horror films than PG13 lol
That lost world tent scene should have been a carnotaraus in my opinion.
In the first book nedry gets his intestines ripped out and Alan talks about sex. It would probably be rated R. I would watch it
Oh boy, yes. R-rating for sure, Michael Crichton did NOT hold back. For instance a scene where Compsognathus sneak into a woman's house and the midwife witnesses them EAT her baby alive! Talk about dark! (The kid was asleep at the time so at least it was not painful.)
Oh man, I BADLY want a re-do of the two novels.
No no. Imagine a loyal af mini-series about 10 episodes long for each book. Now that would be a dream come true!
Hey Klayton, tonight is my choir concert, wish me luck!
Good luck! 🤠
Klayton, I want to thank you for appreciating the unknown artist's work for the camouflaged carno and trying to find the original artist. I am an artist myself and it always feels good when people credit you for your hard work and realize the work you put into it! You're awesome man and keep up the good work!
Love that you mentioned the fact Eve Crichton knew about the mixed inaccuracies. That he purposely did that to show us that this type of science is unpredictable. Ian Malcolm tried explaining this to everyone but no one listened till shit hit the fan.
Just took my finals this semester and this is the perfect video to clear my mind. The Carno has to be my favorite dino to be learning more about in the franchise. Thank You Klayton!
Was gonna mute my TH-cam app for interrupting my Jurassic Park audio book. Ironically I'm reading the bit where Diego dies...
He's later avenged by Dora
Good one😂😂
You're not reading an Audiobook man...
@@MLPIceberg lol I suppose I'm not, touché
"Get the herd outta here! A Carnotaur is coming!"
"STOP! I've BEEN to the valley! There's a SAFER WAY!"
@Zulhazreen zulkifli "KRON, *LISTEN* to him!"
@Zulhazreen zulkifli "Go WHERE? Straight to the CARNOTAURS!?"
BlondeCurlsBlueEyes "If we HURRY, we can get AROUND them! You CAN'T get over those rocks! There's a sheer DROP on the other side!"
Zulhazreen zulkifli "YOU'RE GONNA KILL THE HERD! I know a way to the valley, and EVERYBODY can make it! Now FOLLOW ME!"
Loving that intro! Ceratosaurs is my favorite dinosaur!
“It can camouflage!”
A last word before the ambush of the Indominus Rex
foreshadowing..............
00:42, I read the novel and it's pretty intense! The Carnotaurus camouflaging reminds me of Predator, the same way he stalks his prey. He kills for pleasure, he hunts for sport, but this time, it picked the wrong man to hunt! Love that tagline.
It was so creepy and I loved it! Straight up horror scene
Awesome video Klayton of why the Carnotaurus could camouflage in the Jurassic series.
I absolutely agree the parts that you said about the Carnotaurus from the Jurassic series that they could camouflage which the animals in real life didn’t but we wish they camouflage millions of years.
Great video Klayton and as always, Take it easy.
The Carnos segment was always chilling and iconic for me, reading the novel actually gave me several nightmares that I enjoyed by being chased by them XD
*"IT CAN CAMOUFLAGE!"*
When the Indominus did that in "Jurassic World and Hamanda shouted that, I was like "NO S@%T, SHERLOCK!" XD
That shot of Carno at 4:35 straight up terrifies me. ;w; Legit I feel like it's gonna reach out of the screen and chunch me. 10/10 video as always!!
Hey my guy imma go get the second book for xmas and i cant wait but it sounds brilliant so far
Awesome! Hope you enjoy it man!
Barns and Nobel has a very nice JP and LW bundled book, would recommend
@@KlaytonFioriti thank you
I think it would have been awesome if Michael Crichton were to return to the chromatophore attributes in the juvenile raptors but now with the Sorna population. Because it's very unclear if both raptor populations possessed this attribute, or if it was unique to the wild raptors born on Nublar? If it was unique to the Nublar raptors, then why? Or did the juveniles observed during TLW at an age where they had lost that ability?
There were some many routes that Crichton could have taken these mutant abilities, or maybe apply this feature to several other wild born animals from additional species too?
I got to hand it to you Klayton, I’m impressed you’ve been able to create new content consistently for all things JP/JW this long. Keep it up!
I wish there’d be more JP comics, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed you reading those in the past.
I was born the year Jurassic Park was published, grew up on Tamborine Mountain where Pacific Fair was my own Visitor's Centre where I bought JP toys. Love your work.
Been watching your channel for quite a while dude, great to see your work paying off and those subscribers slowly growing! Great content as always.
Great video this a underrated dinosaur in the franchise
Amazing 3d animated intro klayton loved the video
I always assumed Carno could camouflage for the same reason as Clarence, the wild raptor
Life found a way?
@@billstone8468 Did, does, and will
0:19 what kind of arms are those?!
Dank arms
Hands
Adorable ones.
Vestigial.
Lil Chubber 9000s
Toast needs more Love & screen time in Jurassic franchise.
I Agree. Hopefully our beloved Toast will get more screen time in Jurassic World 3.
My reaction when I read that the guide’s name was Diego (which happens to be my name): well, now I know sort of what might become of me if I ever set foot on that island.
Yes, an awesome video. I agree it is important distinction that the creatures in JP are not real "dinosaurs", I say chimeric creations or "bio-engineered theme park monsters" but it is also a good notion to explore the science of genetics, and paleontology, and how this passion continues to evolve our understanding of the past, but also a look into the future. I wonder how would these bio-engineered chimeras be scientifically classified.
I love playing Carno on the game The Isle.
Awesome man 😄❤️
Those animals can camouflage like a chameleon and a squid so I'll have to say this klayton I love how those carnos and velociraptors really camouflage to blend in within their surroundings.
Loving The new intro!
IT CAN CAMOUFLAGE!
I recently adopted an American Bully, his name is Carno, short for Carnotaurus. "Meat-Eating Bull".
Great video klayton 👍
I had forgotten about the movie Baby! That was one of my favourite movies as a kid! Holy nostalgia
I just recently found ur channel and I gotta say I'm loving ur videos
Dude, I'll watch this later! This will be interesting to see!
Wasn’t one of Levines local friend nabbed during the beginning exploration of the island by a carno, its been like a year or more since last I read The Lost World. I don’t quite remember but the scene remains firm in my mind faintly, but I’m certain that a Puerto Rican friend was loud and exclaiming about the island when something unseen nabs him and sends one of the main characters running away from fear.
Leave the variants we got in Fallen Kingdom alone, and just clone the variants that can Carnoflage. Why try to relocate something that will hunt you, ambush you, kill you, and eat you and give it another genetic code upgrade? Just clone more ffs. Great video Klayton!! I'm directing this to the humans who have the dinosaur embryos.
I still read the raptor's color changing being more like some frogs and anoles do than a chameleon- changing from brown to different values of green. That's just me.
I would love to see camouflaging carnotaurus in jurassic world 3
love the intro models
Camaflouge ability means the Carno pair might also exist in the movie canon. They're just hidden in plain sight. It's how they eschewed capture when InGen relocated most of Sorna's dino population. Now, king & queen, roam the island, stalking the remaining Galli flocks & Para herds, with the occasional Compy ourderve. Their children, princes & princesses, destined to inherit this bountiful kingdom.
I couldn't tell you who added the camo effects, but the Carno from that final image is taken from the Sideshow Maquette sculpted by Anthony Mestas and Steve Riojas.
Your videos have given these books & films a depth that I myself wouldn't have been able to even conceptualize of had I been flying solo, and for that you have my gratitude, respect & will have my patronage once $ flows more steadily in my world. I recently finished 'The Lost World' novel, and 2-3 things gave me pause for thought, one of which was Levine's observing of the Carnos to "weigh five hundred pounds each" ... At ~7 feet tall & presumably almost three times that in length, I wondered immediately if Crichton had perhaps written "hundred" instead of "thousand" by mistake? I can't imagine that 500lbs does these animals justice.
How many of you realized that the Carnotaurus is always doing the Naruto run.
Sick opening.
Carnotasurus Is A Badass
We need to see a carno camouflage in jw 6
Especially if BioSyn ends up being in the movie.
We need a family of carno by the campsite.
Jw 3 not jw6
5:20 I'm pretty sure that's a Carnotaurus statue forget the brand name translutioned against a tropical background and not really an actual drawing or mural.
You're exactly right. It's the Papo Carnotaurus image overlayed on some jungle backgrounds with some transparency. Papo's model in turn is most likely based on Sideshow's Dinosauria Carnotaurus.
@@sastrei Sideshow Dinosauria was what I was thinking the papo one isn't as detailed.
The most annoying Mission in the Lost World Arcade game!
The plot synopsis and working title for jurassic world 3 are out. The last movie is called jurassic world Arcadia
Carnotaurus camouflage I wish we seen this in Jurassic world fallen kingdom movie where the Carnotaurus camouflage scene where Owen and Claire are hiding and they are actually standing behind the Carnotaurus is right that . 👍😁
In Disney's Dinosaur (2000) film, a Carnotaurus can be seen camouflaging in the beginning of the movie.
WillDinoMaster55 is the most plausible artist of the Camoflauging Carnotaurus art.
He can be found on DevianArt, with that image on his page.
This is a further example of the difference from the books to the movies: the movies are about how nature cant be contained or controlled, the novels are about mad science run amok
Yay Dark bloody animalistic That's the thumbnail Jurassic Park anything should have!
3:56 absolutely correct!
A series on monster would be better than a series on real dinosaurs? Wow.
When your talking science fiction anything is possible.
Nice video 🙂👍🦖🦕
Love the Warpath music.
Best intro
Off topic, some species of Caiman, including the Yacare, have the ability to slightly darken and change their skin colour, though not to the level seen in cuttlefish and chameleons
Maybe Crichton could have applied these mutant chromatophores in the 2nd generation animals as a common byproduct of how Wu spliced the dinosaur genomes, and what implications that it could have had for the tracking software for Jurassic Park itself? In that case, what impact could that have had on the park's population counts from one tally to another done minutes or hours later?
What was the background music in this...OMG I JUST LOVE THE BACKGROUND MUSIC IN THIS VIDEO!!!
I really wish we would see Camo-saurus in the big screen, maybe not in the movie but.... perhaps Camp Cretaceous? Here's hoping.
It's kind of funny how Steven Spielberg is such a master of suspense, and if he really wanted to, he could direct a straight up horror film. Jurassic Park has so many horror moments that he easily could have nailed it. Sadly we'll never see him direct anothwr Jurassic nor do I think we might see a moment with the Carnotaurus like in TLW novel on screen unleas it was a short like the battle at big rock.
In the book (German version) Levine pointet out, that's the color change is more like squids. Cuz they do it in such a fast and complex way, a chameleon couldn't do it.
And in JW Wu also put squid DNA in the Indo. Maybe the Carnos are the first try? ^^ I let you with that!
Technically, there is a possibility that some dinosaurs had the ability to camouflage since we don't even know what their skin color is. I see Michael Crichton's dinosaurs as a reminder on how little we still know about Dinosaurs. I like to see stuff like Dilophosaurus having a frill and spitting venom and Carnotaurus as being able to camouflage as a natural thing for those Dinosaurs in the Jurassic Park world as it's funner than simply using mutations as an excuse.
I think also it’s cause they used amphibian DNA. It’s why the Dinosaurs see spliced. Hence why raptors etc may have acted differently. It would be us splicing dogs DNA with ancient wolf dog DNA. There definitely would be abnormalities
It honestly would be pretty damn nuts if these animals really could camouflage 😬.
I loved how effective the camouflage was used by the Carnotaurus, other animals dare not enter their territory.
While true, I loved the fact that, during the day it was free real estate for any dinosaur since the camouflage didn't work, but once night fell, none dared to set foot in there. Kind of gave the Carnotaurus a "demonic" or "monstrous" feel.
Even the Bull Rex made its way through the compound at a brisk pace, during the day none the less. Sure, he was ballsy to put out a scent flag but he still made sure to GTFO as quickly as possible.
@@MercuryAlphaInc Right!! Sorry i'm just seeing your reply.
Good point The dinosaur was the end result but the building sequences carry their own ancillary traits, combining them will never result in a predictable creature. Demanding they look reptillian rather than as tropical birds then they will behave less saurian.
DEPRIVED TOAST!!!!!
Can you please do a video on Udesky, Nash and Cooper,,if they had survived and all?
And also on Ajay,,,,what if he was able to put up a fight?
Or simply all the lesser known characters from JP,,,, including Ellie Sattler's husband in the third movie?
Could you cover your thoughts on what happened to the juvenile Raptors on the boat from the novels as I can’t figure it out after the island was bombed
I actually think that the carnotaurus was 'supposed' to have the camoflauge. The way crichton describes it's behavior in the novel matches a predator with chameleon-like abilities, as well as how advanced it is compared to the other dinosaurs.
I like to call these "carnomeleon" or "chameleotaurus"
Yo Klayton. I got a video idea for you man. You should make a video about someone creating a dinosaur franchise that could rival Jurassic Park. Because, that’s kinda what I’m doing because I’m working on a book idea.
Wait, I was always under the impression that Diego was killed by a Velociraptor?
IM JUST WONDERING WHERE WU GETS ALL OF THIS MODERN ANIMAL DNA
Thanks for the video!! See you later!!
3:07, I would really like to see this Dinosaur camouflage in any Jurassic movie, despite the Indominus Rex did this in Jurassic World.
Good video
I think the artist is OniPunisher from Deviant Art.
In my Paleoprime project, my Carnotaurs' chromatifors (did i pronounce right? Anywho) will change color depending on behavior & activities;
Red: threatened
Orange: offense or camouflage in the desert.
Yellow: hunting
Green: camouflage in the forest
Blue: thirsty or covered in rain water
Purple: sleeping
Pink: mating moment
Will you ever talk about the ornitholestes?
Klayton I heard that the cryocan would be in JW3 could you possibly do a video on it?
Is it me or that he sounds like Raiden😂
Btw, Great video👍🏼💯
Chromatophores in the skin, scale cells. But how can change the colour of the horns?
It can Camouflage!
What's up Klayton!
What's up man!
@@KlaytonFioriti Bro your freakin awesome! I love your theory videos and your love for Jurassic Park.As always keep up the great work!
Havent you heard about the title of the next jurassic world movie? Its JW: Arcadia. its on imdb
Love the Jurassic park movie series
I'm actually making a dinosaur comic book called "jurassic kids" featuring every dinosaur ever created by INGEN
Man, criton should have been in the paleoart book all yesterdays