@@coreyeg87 last time ingen hunted something they had half an army, a pack of raptors and chris pratt riding a moter cycle so i doubt youll make it out alive😅
Gareth McLoughlin omg same! My 4 year old self yelled at Billy on the tv stupid, and then called him stupid again after he stole the raptor eggs lol. Still my fav movie to this day tho and the Spinosaurus is my favorite dinosaur besides velociraptors
I know This Is late But in 2020 Tv Series : Jurassic World : Camp Cretaceous's S3 It was told by Dr.Wu That A dinosaur named Scorpios Rex was the first hybrid ever created
I remember shaking my head in cinema when I was a kid because the "dinosaur experts" Alan and Billy didn't immediately recognise a Spinosaurus, but that's probably because of exposition.
To be fair, Billy didn’t notice the sail because he was concentrating on the snout full of teeth... Which, when it’s trying to eat you, is totally reasonable.
@@nthavotelcam4112 Even so, there was another way they were going to have it kill the T-Rex before the neck breaking idea came to mind, so either way, that Rex was dead.
Klayton I just want to clarify as a marine biologist graduate, that the "new Spinosaurus" neotype was criticized because of inaccurate fossils from different locations (Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt), black markets with no information regarding the fossils and different size portions where paleontologists had to guess work how it'll grow. Sigilmassasaurus and Spinosaurus Maroccanus was lumped into being Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus with very little to explanation along with their "Knuckle walking theory". That team pretty much rushed and ignored the flaws to get fame. Luckily though it has back fired. Thus creating what many have dubbed an inaccurate *Chimera*. From what I've seen or read around the web, only fanboys continue to push this false reconstruction. It's most likely similar to what its depiction was prior to this mess. Just like its relatives Baryonyx and Irratitor.
I agree. At first I was open to the idea of a quad Spino, but the more I look at it, the more I realize how. . .unrealistic and unbalanced it look. Ill be honest, though Scott Hartman's version seems more likely because it actually walks on two legs, but the traditional Spino looks more realistic and likely still that way
@@drewm.2790 That was my thought when I first saw the reconstructed skeleton at the NatGeo Museum in DC: the legs didn't look large enough to support its back end, let alone the entire body. Now, I don't know about its amphibious nature these days, but I do believe that the quadrupedal gait has fallen out of favor (for the most part), though I think the legs are still considered surprisingly short for an animal that was as long as it was.
Say what you want about JP3, but I fell in love with the spinosaurus deeply. Such a magnificently designed cresture, fearsome. It's design is just amazing in every way. The sounds, the way it moved. It's easily my favorite JP franchise dino ever seen in any of the movies.
@@toofastnobrakes true but for the common viewer every large theropod that doesnt have very long arms, a lot of horns or sail is a t.rex! ive seen people in a museum looking at an allosaurus and stating "awesome its the t.rex!" and seeing how indomimus is also a large carnivore with a longer skull the average viewer would get confused... very sad bc i would love to see a giga in a jurassic movie! its an awesome creature but if they are going to add a larger carnivore than a rex i think its gonna be spino again
Gerry the bary honestly I think if they used the same style model from jw evolution I don’t think there would be any confusion. If the Rex and the giga get in a confrontation and you couldn’t tell the two apart side by side. The viewer needs some damn glasses
Spinosaurus was always viewed as "that guy at the gym nobody would mess with" after JP3. I've been wondering lately, if indeed they did move it to Nublar, I'm sure they had to know it would do the same damage it did to Sorna's fauna population. After all, Nublar may have been more established, but it is much smaller than Sorna. PS funny thing I was just taking pictures of my legacy collection spino when I saw this video.
Man i WANT a spino. I saw a miniature skeleton model of one at the Islands of Adventure park in the Jurassic Park section but it was only a display. If only.
Spinosaur, Spinosaur, semi-aquatic dinosaur. Has a sail on his back. Chilean sea bass, his favorite snack. Look out! When you lose track of your phone, but you can hear the ringtone, here comes the Spinosaur!
Yeah, the quadruped/knuckle walking posture has more problems in the that the supposed forelimb material don't show adaptations for weight bearing features for quadrupedal locomotion. If it were, then the hands should have bore more similarities to the forelimbs of something like the giant ground sloths, where their hands were extensively modified into supporting those animals' much larger body masses in comparison to their extant tree dwelling relatives. Their carpals, metacarpals, and digits are bulky, scrunched and fused together, and kinda flattened on the part of the hand that made contact on the ground. Spinosaurus was a much larger animals in comparison to even the largest ground sloth known, so we should have expected to see very similar modifications to its forelimbs if it too were a knuckle-walking quadruped, but the limb bones themselves do not seem to show that. Anyway, that is why I have been siding against the quadruped reconstruction.
Another great showcase, but I am actually more interested in your thoughts of modern paleontology in the public eye. As someone who is entering the field myself, I am curious of outside opinions on how paleontology is presented and you're in a pretty unique position to give that opinion. As for the hybrid idea, it does bring up a thought I've had for a while: what is the limit for what we consider a "hybrid"? Technically no dinosaur in the franchise is 100% pure, since the original film they've been splicing genes together and revived specimens have had features not present in the original species, no matter how close we get. So with that said, technically all dinosaurs are hybrids, some are just "close enough" to be given genus names of fossil species which they presumably share DNA with. I think this is quite interesting since, besides the spino, you have cases like Telltale's Troodon, the Dilophosaurus, and even the Velociraptor.
@@bat-man502 Mammals didn't exist during the Permian, and all life is distantly related to each other, we even share more than 60 percent of our DNA with a banana.
Victor Bruant you are indeed correct and neither were dinosaurs at that time, dimetrodon is part of a groups called synapsids which includes mammals I was pointing out the a dimetrodon was closer related to mammals than dinosaurs
Thank you so much for doing an info video of Spinosaurus, both for real life and JP/W. The Spinosaurus is my favorite real life dinosaur!! So it means alot to me that you actually made this video for this dino.😁😁😁😁
I agree. doesn't make much sense that it's the spino given the context of the experiments. Likely the spinosaurus was cloned as a test run for a more impressive carnivore than T.rex for the next park.
@@alphathorsten5045 I don't, my main view on it was that the different raptors inhabited different environments and areas on the island. The quilled ones seemed to prefer the more woodland areas and the tiger ones more open fields/grasslands.
And finally the Spinosaurus is added to Klayton’s List, great video as always mate, now we need is the Pteranodons and we’ll have every species from JP3 added to this roster.
Long time viewer Klayton, got to say I’m glad your opinion on the Spino has turned around in the last year or so ^~^ it’s my favourite dinosaur and I love all your videos, the Spino ones especially ;)
I've heard many debates on the whole 'bipedal vs quadrupedal' stance, though it seems Spinosaurus may have been more bipedal. At least it could still be a decent swimmer. As for the cinematic Spino, I'd say it deserves another chance on the big screen, especially if JW3 is planning on tying together all of the past movies.
why can it be both, what i have seen so far the spino was able too walk on 2 most of the time but what if he could walk on all four too, for hunting it would be very usefull, because he could make himself smaller with walking on all fours, thats a good thing too sneak on the prey before getting seen.
When I first saw the JP 3 I fell in love with it and hope that if they ever made another Jurassic world the spino will make another appearance for Jurassic world 3 I PRAY it makes an appearance
Hallelujah! Finally an acceptable and nice explanation about the Spinosaurus! Although over the years there has been increasing discussion about a number of issues, one thing is clear: The Spinosaurus ran like all other theropods: Biped. Perhaps a bit of both Biped and Quadro when needed, but never on the knuckles. They would break constantly. The eating pattern is gradually becoming clearer: it ate more than just fish (small Dino's, turtles, Pterosauridae etc) Which of the two Spinosaurs I find the best or beautiful (real life or film) both have their charms. But don't forget: It is a film, and therefore allowed to deviate somewhat from reality with fiction 😉 👍
Loved the Spino in JP3 and Operation Genesis. I hoped to see the Spinosaurus hybrid in the new movies. Even a cameo or mention of it would be awesome. Also, need the rematch between T-rex and Spino. Edit: lol dang guys let me dream about a rematch
Hi Klayton! Had a couple ideas for videos you could do: 1, An In Depth Look at Ian Malcolm's Chaos Theory. 2, The Firearms of the Jurassic Park Franchise. 3, The Effects of the Jurassic Park Franchise (filming techniques, cultural effects, actors careers, etc.) I would love to see these! Love your stuff!
Love this video and always love the JPIII Spino. Always seems to me that the division over the real Spino's bipedal/quadrapedal state is similar to the Tyrannosaurus' status as either a hunter or a scavenger and other divisive debates. It just seems like there either isn't enough solid information to say any which way, or the division of opinion means that the subject could sit in the middle and have elements of both. Personally I think with its sheer size alone, the Spino would be able to gain enough momentum to run on hind legs, but would regularly use all four limbs...Similar to how hadrosaurs are depicted in media. Also, wasn't there an example of a Spino fossil where one of the sail bones was bitten in half by another predator...? (I think that was in the series Planet Dinosaur...)
Adam Mitulinski There is direct fossil evidence of Tyrannosaurus predation on hadrosaurs and ceratopsians. It’s also anatomically impossible for spinosaurus to be a quadruped. It’s arms could not have supported its own weight. Unfortunately a lot of these debates get heavily publicized and misrepresented by the media. And they hardly follow up after the debates are solved. Thus leaving the public behind with an outdated view of the animals. It’s a major problem for paleontology.
I know this comes pretty late, but yes Planet Dinosaur did say the broken spine is bitten in half, but when you look at the fractured bone itself, you se ist broke like a snapped branch and not bitten off, I'm pretty sure that Spinosaurus, Stroner found died because of the injuries of his sail, but rather somthing like a fall that broke the bone rather than a Charcharodontosaurus
Hey Klayton, I just wanted to say I love your videos and keep up the good work. Also I like how this video had actual historical facts about the animal as well as your knowledge about JP. I know your not an archeologists but if you could do a dual episode series where you tell the "FACTS" about the real Dinosaur we know so far and then compare them to the JP/JW Dino's. I think that would be a cool series of videos. Just an idea, have a good day! And again I know it wouldn't be scientifically accurate, but than again we weren't around when dinosaurs walked the earth so what do we know....
Spinosaurus is my absolute favourite dinosaur. I know its not very accurate, but i really love the look of it in JP3. I'm hopeful I will get to witness it once again in 2021.
you brought up a good point on how modern scientists reveal things to the public, its like a fight between whats real, and whats cool, its a shame. and I loved the spino and the idea of being a hybrid I liked, especially with Jurassic world introducing them. I feel like the JP franchise is just trying to forget the spino existed.
Considering *all* the dinosaur/theropod species from the first Jurassic Park are validated Hybrids with amphibian dna, icnluding the rexy, nothing is that suprising Even Blue from jurassic world is a heavily modified creature
The DORUK "If these creatures had a pure genetic makeup, many of them would look very different but you didn't ask for reality you asked for more teeth"
@@ksoundkaiju9256 'Dinosaurs lived sixty five million years ago. What is left of them is fossilized in the rocks, and it is in the rock that real scientists make real discoveries. Now what John Hammond and InGen did at Jurassic Park is create genetically engineered theme park monsters, nothing more and nothing less...'' ;) https : // i. pinimg. com / originals / 73 / de / c8 / 73dec8e1d5e443d645136743cbaf8a5b .jpg
My favorite dino! So much mystery behind this amazing creature. Dude, do you play Ark Survival Evolved? Best all round land dino. It can do just about anything, except fly lol JP 3 is so underrated. I personally love all the JP movies. Awesome channel man. 💚
I saw the exhibition of the new research on the Spino in Milano a couple years ago and it was incredible. The size of the reconstructed skeleton and the life-like hypothetic reproduction outside the museum were massive.
Thank YOU for this video. I had no idea that there were updates to the debate sparked in 2014, or that it could have hunted actual prey. The Spino is my absolute most favorite in the entire franchise. JP/// - is only salvagable to me because of the Spino scenes. But because of JP/// I gained an appreciation of paleontology, and the like. Naturally I haven't been up to speed as I've gotten older as I was at 5 years old. But I STILL love learning how JP canon meshes with reality.
Exactly. It is not a matter of some kind of option, variant or (as you said) "design". Real spinosaurus looked different than in the movie, including its legs size, the way it was walking and moving.
Its a sign that the Spino could be making a comeback appearance in JW6 after a 20 yr disappearance of it since JP3 and It would be nice to see even a Suchomimus in the new movie but we'll see when they release a trailer.
Honestly spinosaurus is my favorite dinosaur. I remember watching jp3 when I was younger and i immediately fell in love with the spino. The spino is my favorite thing from jp3 even though I like the movie. I love the crazy history of the dino In real life. It’s just such a fascinating animal to me.
The spinosaurs is my favorite dinosaur but my 1st favorite is The queen of isle Nublar The T-Rex but I love the Jurassic Park dinosaurs and thanks klayton for this dinosaur . 👍😁
Huh? Indominus rex could grow to 50ft in length and stood higher than 20ft. The jp3 spino wasn't even close. It only takes 3 years for any dinosaur to grow to max adult.
@@alpha7even928 Spinosaurus grew to 60ft and had insane weight estimates. JP3 Spinosaurus was roughly around 1 and a half years old. Cloned in late 1999 and events of the movie took place in May of 2001.
@@waffeltruffel6199 there's no comfirm movie or books stating jp3 spinosaurus grew to 60ft in length. Also it took place 4 years later from the lost world. Dinosaurs in jurassic park grows extremely quick. The jp3 spino was only 43ft long.
@@alpha7even928 in the behind the scenes it was said to. Right but so spino was born on 1999 through the illegal species breeding. Rexy took 3 or 5 years to fully mature before shipped to Nublar
Before the Indoraptor, the Spino was by far my favorite. It was the ultimate killing machine, stronger, bigger and more motivated than any other dino minus probably the raptors for being dedicated. An ultimate Apex predator to say. Love to hear any topic on this dinosaur and hope we get to see it in the series again.
I most likely assume the Spino is a hybrid with Suchomimus DNA with maybe some T.rex DNA which explains it can stand up to the Rex in that controversial scene.
Nah, it's just a film and we didn't have much info on the spino back then. Trying to explain why the dinosaurs look different than the real ones with in canon reasons is honestly really unnecessary. It's a science fiction film.
Base genome of Suchomimus, with T.rex genes for longer hind legs and a stronger bite, either Spinosaurus or possible Dimetrodon genes for the sail, and raptor genes for intelligence (examples being how it used its arms to snap the juvie Rex's neck, as well as when he pulled the cage in the water to either drown the humans or to corner them in its preferred environment).
I’ve always been fascinated by the sound design of the Spinosaurus. The behind the scenes info says, “The roars of the Spinosaurus in Jurassic Park III were created by mixing the low guttural sounds of a lion and an alligator, a bear cub crying, and a lengthened cry of a large bird that gave the roars a raspy quality”... yet somehow, I have a tremendous amount of trouble hearing those sounds in there. I feel like identifying the real world sounds for most of the the dinosaur’s vocalizations is typically pretty easy, but not here. They created a whole new sound just for this creature! Just another one of the many reasons why I love this franchise so much.
I haven't paid much attention to Spinosaurus over the years, since I didn't know where to stand on the posture controversy, but my personal favorite portrayal of the animal would be in the mini series "Planet Dinosaur" where it was depicted as a fish eater that preferred eating fish, but could still hunt land prey, and if need be, take on a Carcharodontosaurus for a carcass. The dinosaur as a whole however, is still really interesting, and has quite the nice design to it that helps it stands out amongst others.
@Untitled Swan ummm my "informasjon" is the fact that the WHOLE WORLD has cloning tech an will use it meaning that u can bring back any prehistoric creature/dinosaur like the spino....they can literally just clone a spino
Thank you!!! For mentioning the WW2 bombing. What if the sail on his back was to balance him out when he decided to move onto 2 legs rather then 4? Like a croc getting spooked when sun bathing what if the spino moved to 4 legs to make a fast escape, it's obvious that it doesn't have a bite force for fighting so with the sail what if it was used for: Balance when on 2 legs. Used for display to intimidate stronger predatory Dino's. Used 4 legs for escape when a show of display didn't work out warn away others. Display of size and colour is used even today in our animals, so maybe it's one reason.
@@uraveragegayteen6065 I think it had something to do with the climate in which T-Rexes lived. Maybe they could shed their feathers in warmer climates, or maybe not grow any at all.
At least the one in real-life wasn't some almost-unstoppable monster. But now I'm curious if the JP3 Spino is able to take on a Vastatosaurus, a Tyrannosaur that is a evolved Tyrannosaurus rex.
@@Rexy-mt6ww thats a good question! but seeing how agile and powerfull the vastasaurs were i doubt the spino would stand a chance... the king kong 2005 universe doesnt make a lot of sence so the physics in that universe are non existent.... kong survived an attack of 3 rexes on steriods but died to a couple of bullets, the vastasaurs survived falling from a cliff with ease and giant bugs in existing in general... compaired to this jurassic park is accurare af! but still good movie
@@AllosaurusJP3 But then again, almost every film tend to make no scene logically. And yeah, the Vastatosaurs bites should have crushed the Kong's arm due to due their bite force likely much more powerful than that of a regular Tyrannosaur. Not to mention they're also bullet-proof, while Kong, obviously, isn't.
I thought the hype was pretty big over the years for this animal. I'd love to see it again no doubt, not even for a rematch w Rexie but just as it's own animal that they run into. Imagine Dr. Grant seeing it again next to Malcolm and Owen goin "Nope Nope Nope! Run!"
Given all the recent paleontological research that has come out about the Spino, I like the way that Universal has altered the dino’s InGen backstory to lend credence to its victory over the smaller T-Rex. In fact, the suggestion that this Spino is somewhat of a hybrid serves as a perfect bridge to the Jurassic World films and their usage of Crichton’s novel themes.
@@lexpressdecs trex in Jurassic franchise doesn't have a good eye sight, doesn't have a bone crushing bite force and it doesn't have the greatest smelling senses while in reality trex does have a bone crushing bite force, trex does have a great eye sight and great smelling senses
@@lexpressdecs true...(sence of smell and eye sight don't really count bc i was commenting on the looks of it, if we talk about behaviour and physical abilities we can also talk about it being able to run as fast as a jeep and her HUGE apitite! even for a rex! she ate 4 good portions of meat in 1 day while a real rex would feel satisfied with just the one human a day, rexy went after the gallimimus and raptor after eating it while it also ate a goat before!) completly agree that the tail is too short and the head too bulky! but still compaired to the massive lost world stego or the one with the draggy tail from jurassic world or the terrible pterosaurs in jw(i don't complain anout the jp3 ones they are highly inaccurate with their teeth and all but i adore them), all the raptors and ofcourse the spino we can agree that the rex doesnt look so bad....
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@@coreyeg87 last time ingen hunted something they had half an army, a pack of raptors and chris pratt riding a moter cycle so i doubt youll make it out alive😅
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I really appreciate how you went over Spino's paleontological history, straight facts no bs.
I mean, a lot of BS cause the community can’t decide if it is mostly a land animal or semi aquatic.
To this day I still shake my head when Billy thought the Baryonyx was bigger than the Suchomimus.
that scene royaly pissed 6 year old dino expert me off
Gareth McLoughlin LoL same
Gareth McLoughlin omg same! My 4 year old self yelled at Billy on the tv stupid, and then called him stupid again after he stole the raptor eggs lol. Still my fav movie to this day tho and the Spinosaurus is my favorite dinosaur besides velociraptors
I thought it was dumb when he saw it and though the Baryonyx was that big and had a sail
lmaoo...
This monster was probably what inspired dr wu’s obsession with hybridization. Heck, you could even say that it’s the predecessor to the Indominus.
If they ever confirm that theory, I think it would be another brilliant way to tie the two trilogies together.
I know This Is late But in 2020 Tv Series : Jurassic World : Camp Cretaceous's S3 It was told by Dr.Wu That A dinosaur named Scorpios Rex was the first hybrid ever created
I wouldn't be surprised.
@@smitamahadik2195 well the first intentional original hybrid.
@@smitamahadik2195 so it was made before 2013-2014 indomonus Rex? Or possibly hybrid spiosaurus in 1998
"It's definitely bigger than the last one" - Ian Mal... wait that's Dr. Levinson from Independence Day 2
I remember shaking my head in cinema when I was a kid because the "dinosaur experts"
Alan and Billy didn't immediately recognise a Spinosaurus, but that's probably because of exposition.
Alan did, Billy didn't. Billy is his student so Alan was asking him what he thought it was, Billy guessed wrong and Alan immediately corrected him.
@@williamparcell9197 Still, a paleontologist Student should be able to recognize a Spinosaurus very quick.
To be fair, Billy didn’t notice the sail because he was concentrating on the snout full of teeth... Which, when it’s trying to eat you, is totally reasonable.
@@dantebanducci235 Also Billy comments that it wasn't on Ingens list so I think he was only considering the closest match from Ingens list.
Blood That doesn’t make an sense. Neither Grant nor Billy would have known that the animal didn’t look quite right at the time.
I felt like I waited ages for this video. Never grow tired of that iconic *ROAR* @5:25.
LOVED EVERY BIT OF IT! Thank you, Klayton. ✌😄
That elephant-like roar though...WHY IS THAT NOT SCARIER THAN THE T REX'S ROAR!?!?
Edit:*T rex's (auto spelling).
As a kid I was always a fan of the Spinosaurus design. As an adult I now understand the controversy of it killing the T-Rex, but I'm still a fan.
TokuTickler you literally put my exact thoughts into words lol 😂
Because 9 year olds cry?
Well Spinosaurus only killed the Rex because of its arms breaking its neck
@@nthavotelcam4112 Even so, there was another way they were going to have it kill the T-Rex before the neck breaking idea came to mind, so either way, that Rex was dead.
T rex would win anyday most of the times
Klayton I just want to clarify as a marine biologist graduate, that the "new Spinosaurus" neotype was criticized because of inaccurate fossils from different locations (Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt), black markets with no information regarding the fossils and different size portions where paleontologists had to guess work how it'll grow. Sigilmassasaurus and Spinosaurus Maroccanus was lumped into being Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus with very little to explanation along with their "Knuckle walking theory". That team pretty much rushed and ignored the flaws to get fame. Luckily though it has back fired. Thus creating what many have dubbed an inaccurate *Chimera*. From what I've seen or read around the web, only fanboys continue to push this false reconstruction. It's most likely similar to what its depiction was prior to this mess. Just like its relatives Baryonyx and Irratitor.
I agree. At first I was open to the idea of a quad Spino, but the more I look at it, the more I realize how. . .unrealistic and unbalanced it look. Ill be honest, though Scott Hartman's version seems more likely because it actually walks on two legs, but the traditional Spino looks more realistic and likely still that way
I hope he read this
Wait u r a marine biologist
Brandon Mangiaracina yeah it looked pretty unbalanced, the hind legs look way too small compared to the rest of the body
@@drewm.2790 That was my thought when I first saw the reconstructed skeleton at the NatGeo Museum in DC: the legs didn't look large enough to support its back end, let alone the entire body. Now, I don't know about its amphibious nature these days, but I do believe that the quadrupedal gait has fallen out of favor (for the most part), though I think the legs are still considered surprisingly short for an animal that was as long as it was.
Say what you want about JP3, but I fell in love with the spinosaurus deeply.
Such a magnificently designed cresture, fearsome.
It's design is just amazing in every way. The sounds, the way it moved.
It's easily my favorite JP franchise dino ever seen in any of the movies.
Spino: I want to be in another film
Giga: Hold my beer
NO !
@Zlatan not really but ok
Zlatan Giga looks faaar different from the Rex. Have you ever seen there skeletons side by side? Look it up
@@toofastnobrakes true but for the common viewer every large theropod that doesnt have very long arms, a lot of horns or sail is a t.rex! ive seen people in a museum looking at an allosaurus and stating "awesome its the t.rex!" and seeing how indomimus is also a large carnivore with a longer skull the average viewer would get confused... very sad bc i would love to see a giga in a jurassic movie! its an awesome creature but if they are going to add a larger carnivore than a rex i think its gonna be spino again
Gerry the bary honestly I think if they used the same style model from jw evolution I don’t think there would be any confusion. If the Rex and the giga get in a confrontation and you couldn’t tell the two apart side by side. The viewer needs some damn glasses
Spinosaurus was always viewed as "that guy at the gym nobody would mess with" after JP3. I've been wondering lately, if indeed they did move it to Nublar, I'm sure they had to know it would do the same damage it did to Sorna's fauna population. After all, Nublar may have been more established, but it is much smaller than Sorna.
PS funny thing I was just taking pictures of my legacy collection spino when I saw this video.
I was playing with my spino while I was watching this video
Man i WANT a spino. I saw a miniature skeleton model of one at the Islands of Adventure park in the Jurassic Park section but it was only a display. If only.
Now he's a duck.
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Spinosaur, Spinosaur,
semi-aquatic dinosaur.
Has a sail
on his back.
Chilean sea bass,
his favorite snack.
Look out!
When you lose track of your phone,
but you can hear the ringtone,
here comes the Spinosaur!
this is gold, plz produce this! i would play it 24-7
Sound like something from those "Scientifically accurate" video series.
Ocean man!
Nice one
Gerry the bary yea same lmao
Yeah, the quadruped/knuckle walking posture has more problems in the that the supposed forelimb material don't show adaptations for weight bearing features for quadrupedal locomotion. If it were, then the hands should have bore more similarities to the forelimbs of something like the giant ground sloths, where their hands were extensively modified into supporting those animals' much larger body masses in comparison to their extant tree dwelling relatives. Their carpals, metacarpals, and digits are bulky, scrunched and fused together, and kinda flattened on the part of the hand that made contact on the ground.
Spinosaurus was a much larger animals in comparison to even the largest ground sloth known, so we should have expected to see very similar modifications to its forelimbs if it too were a knuckle-walking quadruped, but the limb bones themselves do not seem to show that. Anyway, that is why I have been siding against the quadruped reconstruction.
English please, I'm interested, was it like an alligator or was it like shown in the movie ?
Another great showcase, but I am actually more interested in your thoughts of modern paleontology in the public eye. As someone who is entering the field myself, I am curious of outside opinions on how paleontology is presented and you're in a pretty unique position to give that opinion.
As for the hybrid idea, it does bring up a thought I've had for a while: what is the limit for what we consider a "hybrid"? Technically no dinosaur in the franchise is 100% pure, since the original film they've been splicing genes together and revived specimens have had features not present in the original species, no matter how close we get. So with that said, technically all dinosaurs are hybrids, some are just "close enough" to be given genus names of fossil species which they presumably share DNA with. I think this is quite interesting since, besides the spino, you have cases like Telltale's Troodon, the Dilophosaurus, and even the Velociraptor.
I’m equally interested in his thoughts on the public’s view of paleontology.
Ernst Stromer: Uncovers and name Spinosaurus.
RAF Bomber Command: I'm going to end this man's whole career.
And boy what an amazing career it was, it ended tragically when I learned more about it.
Alan grant set it on fire right?
So he smoked an illegal substance.
why am i here he created a firewall around like it was a virus
this is pure gold
Fuck sake😂
This should have many more likes than this...
Like Grant said, InGen didn't make real dinosaurs but rather they made genetically engineered theme park monsters, and they are real fun to watch!
Well rexy wasn’t really full monster. She was an animal, she didn’t focus on killing any human.
Loved This. Spinosaurus is one of my favorite dinos. Hope it comes back in a future film.
Gonna need that video on the ridiculousness of modern palaeontology and how it's presented to the public ASAP.
Great Video Klayton Fioriti about the Secret of the Spinosaurus in the Jurassic series.
[shows him the tooth] “Spinosaurus aegyptiacus.I don’t remember that one being on InGen’s list.”
+TryToThrive makes you wonder what InGen did ''off-the charts'' isn' it?
@@thedoruk6324 a certain white dino comes to mind
@@billstone8468 ;]
@@thedoruk6324 what JP3's plot should've been
@@roejorgan2380 still beats the fallen kingdom tho
I need to see spino again! Spinosaurus is truly one of my absolute favorite dinosaurs in JP and in real life 😊
My too 😊😊😊
Personally, I love Spinosaurus, *period.* Both the real-life animal, and its cinematic counterpart. And I have "JP3" itself to thank for that. 😊
Me too ^^
@@Cha0S_Hybr1D Cool. :)
velociraptor4you me too 😃
@@TheRealRiptide01 Nice! :)
velociraptor4you 😃
InGen's List is awesome man, I personally love your playlist. Thanks again for your love for Jurassic Park.
2:00, I have always thought that Dimetrodon was a distant relative of Spinosaurus. Boy, was I wrong!😂😂
Shaine White I used to think of that when I was young
Well, they are, they are both reptiles ;-)
Victor Bruant dimetrodon is beloved to be more closely related to mammals than it is to dinosaurs
@@bat-man502 Mammals didn't exist during the Permian, and all life is distantly related to each other, we even share more than 60 percent of our DNA with a banana.
Victor Bruant you are indeed correct and neither were dinosaurs at that time, dimetrodon is part of a groups called synapsids which includes mammals I was pointing out the a dimetrodon was closer related to mammals than dinosaurs
Thank you so much for doing an info video of Spinosaurus, both for real life and JP/W.
The Spinosaurus is my favorite real life dinosaur!! So it means alot to me that you actually made this video for this dino.😁😁😁😁
I love the segways from the extinction into how Henry Wu brought his own into existence
What used to be one of the most hated dinosaurs, has become a fan-favorite! Awesome video as always Klayton!
I never hated spino ever...like giga very underated theropod...(to me)t.rex is quite overrated...i still love the rex tho
I'm definitely want to see the Spinosaurus in the upcoming JW3
Same
Same
It's going to be in Dominion
@@heatherhalstead1503 proof?
When it will come
I love the noise chosen for Spinos roar
I'm still thinking that the Amalgam testing involved the JP3 raptors because they're the only ones shown with feathers
I agree. doesn't make much sense that it's the spino given the context of the experiments. Likely the spinosaurus was cloned as a test run for a more impressive carnivore than T.rex for the next park.
yea exactly what i was thinking!
@@seanmckelvey6618 sooo it was ingens version of the indominus! 🤗
Do you guys think that those quilled raptors killed all the tiger raptors on site B?
@@alphathorsten5045 I don't, my main view on it was that the different raptors inhabited different environments and areas on the island. The quilled ones seemed to prefer the more woodland areas and the tiger ones more open fields/grasslands.
And finally the Spinosaurus is added to Klayton’s List, great video as always mate, now we need is the Pteranodons and we’ll have every species from JP3 added to this roster.
I hope he gets to make an appearance in Jurassic World three
Long time viewer Klayton, got to say I’m glad your opinion on the Spino has turned around in the last year or so ^~^ it’s my favourite dinosaur and I love all your videos, the Spino ones especially ;)
I've heard many debates on the whole 'bipedal vs quadrupedal' stance, though it seems Spinosaurus may have been more bipedal. At least it could still be a decent swimmer.
As for the cinematic Spino, I'd say it deserves another chance on the big screen, especially if JW3 is planning on tying together all of the past movies.
why can it be both, what i have seen so far the spino was able too walk on 2 most of the time but what if he could walk on all four too, for hunting it would be very usefull, because he could make himself smaller with walking on all fours, thats a good thing too sneak on the prey before getting seen.
When I first saw the JP 3 I fell in love with it and hope that if they ever made another Jurassic world the spino will make another appearance for Jurassic world 3 I PRAY it makes an appearance
"It makes you wonder what else they were up to..."
I love your knowledge on the Jurassic Park franchise and I do hope they bring the spinosaurus back for the next movie
The Clone is a theme park Monster.
The animal is my new fascinating Riddle of Nature.
I could not have said this better myself in a 1000 page essay
Thanks for all your research Klayton!
Spinosaurus video = I'm early always
Hallelujah! Finally an acceptable and nice explanation about the Spinosaurus!
Although over the years there has been increasing discussion about a number of issues, one thing is clear: The Spinosaurus ran like all other theropods: Biped. Perhaps a bit of both Biped and Quadro when needed, but never on the knuckles. They would break constantly.
The eating pattern is gradually becoming clearer: it ate more than just fish (small Dino's, turtles, Pterosauridae etc)
Which of the two Spinosaurs I find the best or beautiful (real life or film) both have their charms. But don't forget: It is a film, and therefore allowed to deviate somewhat from reality with fiction 😉 👍
Loved the Spino in JP3 and Operation Genesis. I hoped to see the Spinosaurus hybrid in the new movies. Even a cameo or mention of it would be awesome.
Also, need the rematch between T-rex and Spino.
Edit: lol dang guys let me dream about a rematch
It had its cameo in Jurassic World, when Rexy broke through a Spino skeleton before beasting on the Indominus
@@dragonblade8460 I wanna see a live specimen tear stuff up
Even though the fact that spino would probaly lose against a trex it doesn't matter because trex fanboys wine and cry we dont need a rematch
no rematch or else the fanboy war will never end, Rex fanboys needs to grow up and let it go.
@@Black_Wolf1357 ikr
Love your channel, I'm glad I'm not the only JP lover.
Spino, pls return in Jurassic World 3.
Hi Klayton! Had a couple ideas for videos you could do: 1, An In Depth Look at Ian Malcolm's Chaos Theory. 2, The Firearms of the Jurassic Park Franchise. 3, The Effects of the Jurassic Park Franchise (filming techniques, cultural effects, actors careers, etc.) I would love to see these! Love your stuff!
Spinosaurus! My favorite dinosaur!
Spino better be in Jurassic world 3 🙌
Love this video and always love the JPIII Spino. Always seems to me that the division over the real Spino's bipedal/quadrapedal state is similar to the Tyrannosaurus' status as either a hunter or a scavenger and other divisive debates. It just seems like there either isn't enough solid information to say any which way, or the division of opinion means that the subject could sit in the middle and have elements of both.
Personally I think with its sheer size alone, the Spino would be able to gain enough momentum to run on hind legs, but would regularly use all four limbs...Similar to how hadrosaurs are depicted in media.
Also, wasn't there an example of a Spino fossil where one of the sail bones was bitten in half by another predator...? (I think that was in the series Planet Dinosaur...)
Adam Mitulinski There is direct fossil evidence of Tyrannosaurus predation on hadrosaurs and ceratopsians.
It’s also anatomically impossible for spinosaurus to be a quadruped. It’s arms could not have supported its own weight.
Unfortunately a lot of these debates get heavily publicized and misrepresented by the media. And they hardly follow up after the debates are solved. Thus leaving the public behind with an outdated view of the animals. It’s a major problem for paleontology.
@@Dynotop1a Great to know; cheers! ^^
I know this comes pretty late, but yes Planet Dinosaur did say the broken spine is bitten in half, but when you look at the fractured bone itself, you se ist broke like a snapped branch and not bitten off, I'm pretty sure that Spinosaurus, Stroner found died because of the injuries of his sail, but rather somthing like a fall that broke the bone rather than a Charcharodontosaurus
Nice vid I really like what you taking about
This is obviously prior to the tail paddle discovery that let everyone accept that spinosaurus is subaquatic.
Your channel is the best on TH-cam
Thank you
5:32, Now THAT is a Spinosaurus!!😁
Shaine White well no it’s not , it’s fictional
@@Jedtumble Realism and fiction have nothing to do with his comment, I'm sure he's well aware of that.
Hey Klayton, I just wanted to say I love your videos and keep up the good work. Also I like how this video had actual historical facts about the animal as well as your knowledge about JP. I know your not an archeologists but if you could do a dual episode series where you tell the "FACTS" about the real Dinosaur we know so far and then compare them to the JP/JW Dino's. I think that would be a cool series of videos. Just an idea, have a good day! And again I know it wouldn't be scientifically accurate, but than again we weren't around when dinosaurs walked the earth so what do we know....
I’d love to see the Spino one last time 🥺
These videos make my day :)
I dont want spino to return if that means they're just gonna kill it to satisfy the rex fanboys. Dont do my boi like that.
I agree with you, if they bring spinosaurus back then no rematch or else the fanboy war will never end or don't bring spinosaurus back at all.
Always a nice vibe on your videos! ^^
I’m a T.Rex fanboy but I would love to see the Spino one last time in the next movie!
Spinosaurus is my absolute favourite dinosaur. I know its not very accurate, but i really love the look of it in JP3. I'm hopeful I will get to witness it once again in 2021.
I want Giga in JW 3
Omg imagine giga (jwe one) an spino an rexy together... They would destroy a town with ease
@@uraveragegayteen6065 the buck rex alone wrecked san diego! these 3 would tear it down to the ground!!!
I'm here in the future to tell you that the Giganotosaurus is confirmed for Jurassic World Dominion 😁
The spino is by far my favorite dino in the entire franchise because when i seen jp3 i loved because it looked unique
I really use to hate spinosauraurs.
But as i got older i realized its awesome they just didn't do the rex fight well.
you brought up a good point on how modern scientists reveal things to the public, its like a fight between whats real, and whats cool, its a shame. and I loved the spino and the idea of being a hybrid I liked, especially with Jurassic world introducing them. I feel like the JP franchise is just trying to forget the spino existed.
Considering *all* the dinosaur/theropod species from the first Jurassic Park are validated Hybrids with amphibian dna, icnluding the rexy, nothing is that suprising
Even Blue from jurassic world is a heavily modified creature
The DORUK "If these creatures had a pure genetic makeup, many of them would look very different
but you didn't ask for reality you asked for more teeth"
@@ksoundkaiju9256
'Dinosaurs lived sixty five million years ago. What is left of them is fossilized in the rocks, and it is in the rock that real scientists make real discoveries. Now what John Hammond and InGen did at Jurassic Park is create genetically engineered theme park monsters, nothing more and nothing less...'' ;)
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You and Hunter Novice are the only smart commenters here. Be prepared for T.rex fanboys if they get triggered.
@@XteremePlay29 don't worry...in a DAY or 2 a herd of offended t.rex fanboys will come 😂(unfortunately)
@@uraveragegayteen6065 possible
Remember the scenes?
My favorite dino! So much mystery behind this amazing creature. Dude, do you play Ark Survival Evolved? Best all round land dino. It can do just about anything, except fly lol JP 3 is so underrated. I personally love all the JP movies. Awesome channel man. 💚
I Love The Spinosaurus i like to see he in A Movie I would like that
I saw the exhibition of the new research on the Spino in Milano a couple years ago and it was incredible. The size of the reconstructed skeleton and the life-like hypothetic reproduction outside the museum were massive.
Where do we go to support the spino in the 3rd movie? Is there a petition?
Thank YOU for this video.
I had no idea that there were updates to the debate sparked in 2014, or that it could have hunted actual prey.
The Spino is my absolute most favorite in the entire franchise. JP/// - is only salvagable to me because of the Spino scenes. But because of JP/// I gained an appreciation of paleontology, and the like. Naturally I haven't been up to speed as I've gotten older as I was at 5 years old.
But I STILL love learning how JP canon meshes with reality.
Jurassic Park /// Spino will always Will always be my favorite spino variant, no other design will change my mind
Dinosaur King it’s not a variant.. it’s total fiction
Exactly. It is not a matter of some kind of option, variant or (as you said) "design". Real spinosaurus looked different than in the movie, including its legs size, the way it was walking and moving.
Its a sign that the Spino could be making a comeback appearance in JW6 after a 20 yr disappearance of it since JP3 and It would be nice to see even a Suchomimus in the new movie but we'll see when they release a trailer.
Spinosaur is my favorite dinosaur and I would love to see it in the new Jurassic world movie but I hope they don't kill it
Honestly spinosaurus is my favorite dinosaur. I remember watching jp3 when I was younger and i immediately fell in love with the spino. The spino is my favorite thing from jp3 even though I like the movie. I love the crazy history of the dino In real life. It’s just such a fascinating animal to me.
I really like The Spino from Jp3 and in my mind that's what I think of when I here Spinosaurous
The spinosaurs is my favorite dinosaur but my 1st favorite is The queen of isle Nublar The T-Rex but I love the Jurassic Park dinosaurs and thanks klayton for this dinosaur . 👍😁
Well all I’m kinda happy... because if they where gonna add a spino in jwfk, it could possible mean that spino could’ve been legally made
My first time on here!! I love your intro!!! 😄👍🏾👍🏾
Spinosaurus was definitely more terrifying and dominate than the Indominus. It even grew bigger than it looked in JP3!
Id love to see the JP3 Spino return somehow. I may not be a huge fan of the third movie but the Spino was awesome
Huh? Indominus rex could grow to 50ft in length and stood higher than 20ft. The jp3 spino wasn't even close. It only takes 3 years for any dinosaur to grow to max adult.
@@alpha7even928 Spinosaurus grew to 60ft and had insane weight estimates. JP3 Spinosaurus was roughly around 1 and a half years old. Cloned in late 1999 and events of the movie took place in May of 2001.
@@waffeltruffel6199 there's no comfirm movie or books stating jp3 spinosaurus grew to 60ft in length. Also it took place 4 years later from the lost world. Dinosaurs in jurassic park grows extremely quick. The jp3 spino was only 43ft long.
@@alpha7even928 in the behind the scenes it was said to. Right but so spino was born on 1999 through the illegal species breeding. Rexy took 3 or 5 years to fully mature before shipped to Nublar
Before the Indoraptor, the Spino was by far my favorite. It was the ultimate killing machine, stronger, bigger and more motivated than any other dino minus probably the raptors for being dedicated. An ultimate Apex predator to say. Love to hear any topic on this dinosaur and hope we get to see it in the series again.
I most likely assume the Spino is a hybrid with Suchomimus DNA with maybe some T.rex DNA which explains it can stand up to the Rex in that controversial scene.
Nah, it's just a film and we didn't have much info on the spino back then. Trying to explain why the dinosaurs look different than the real ones with in canon reasons is honestly really unnecessary. It's a science fiction film.
No just no it's not a hybrid all Jurassic park dinosaurs look different then real life
Base genome of Suchomimus, with T.rex genes for longer hind legs and a stronger bite, either Spinosaurus or possible Dimetrodon genes for the sail, and raptor genes for intelligence (examples being how it used its arms to snap the juvie Rex's neck, as well as when he pulled the cage in the water to either drown the humans or to corner them in its preferred environment).
@@sidneysimons6475 the trex in jp3 is adult, it's a full grown bull trex, juvenile or sub adult is a fan theory as an excuse.
Damm I have been waiting this for so long
Chances are that the spinosaurus might be extinct if not alive, since we don't have information or status of this individual spinosaurus.
I’ve always been fascinated by the sound design of the Spinosaurus. The behind the scenes info says, “The roars of the Spinosaurus in Jurassic Park III were created by mixing the low guttural sounds of a lion and an alligator, a bear cub crying, and a lengthened cry of a large bird that gave the roars a raspy quality”... yet somehow, I have a tremendous amount of trouble hearing those sounds in there. I feel like identifying the real world sounds for most of the the dinosaur’s vocalizations is typically pretty easy, but not here. They created a whole new sound just for this creature! Just another one of the many reasons why I love this franchise so much.
Police: your breaking the law
Spino: . . .
Just realized I got a heart thank you so much
The laws of grammar?
Kermit Squad oh god imagine if the Spino was in San Diego instead of the Rex
@@ksoundkaiju9256 the world would be offended...which is super sad...why people hate spino?its just as cool as the rex
@@uraveragegayteen6065 bc of rex fanboys
@@AllosaurusJP3 true
I haven't paid much attention to Spinosaurus over the years, since I didn't know where to stand on the posture controversy, but my personal favorite portrayal of the animal would be in the mini series "Planet Dinosaur" where it was depicted as a fish eater that preferred eating fish, but could still hunt land prey, and if need be, take on a Carcharodontosaurus for a carcass. The dinosaur as a whole however, is still really interesting, and has quite the nice design to it that helps it stands out amongst others.
I just need to hear the spino roar on the big screen just one more time😭😭
The Jurassic World Baryonyx had a roar similar to the Spino's. I've read that they even used the soino roar to make it.
@@Nasuto1702 But it aint the SAME SAME😭😭 I gotta hear it from the spino
I really really like the new Spino design since it’s unique and fascinating and the Spino has always been my favorite dinosaur
Why do you say it’s uncertain if it still
lives? The websites made it pretty clear Spinosaurus was extinct again
O well...people can clone another 1 in 2021😃
@Untitled Swan ummm my "informasjon" is the fact that the WHOLE WORLD has cloning tech an will use it meaning that u can bring back any prehistoric creature/dinosaur like the spino....they can literally just clone a spino
Thank you!!! For mentioning the WW2 bombing.
What if the sail on his back was to balance him out when he decided to move onto 2 legs rather then 4?
Like a croc getting spooked when sun bathing what if the spino moved to 4 legs to make a fast escape, it's obvious that it doesn't have a bite force for fighting so with the sail what if it was used for:
Balance when on 2 legs.
Used for display to intimidate stronger predatory Dino's.
Used 4 legs for escape when a show of display didn't work out warn away others.
Display of size and colour is used even today in our animals, so maybe it's one reason.
Hate the short legged spino looks like an insult
Unfortunately science don't care. For me the real fact that bothers me the most is feathered T rex.
@@helieltonmarcos9399 yea...just because yutyrannus had feathers (fact) doesn't automatically mean t.rex had em too but who knows
@@uraveragegayteen6065 well i agree with you but a lot o T rex relatives had so them must had at least in one part of they're life
@@uraveragegayteen6065 I think it had something to do with the climate in which T-Rexes lived. Maybe they could shed their feathers in warmer climates, or maybe not grow any at all.
Spinosaurus is Such an Amazing Bizarre Looking Dinosaur it's Unique!
I personally prefer the real life animal over the JP3 version.
I have my own opinions on the Spinosaurus, but they are far from professional.
At least the one in real-life wasn't some almost-unstoppable monster. But now I'm curious if the JP3 Spino is able to take on a Vastatosaurus, a Tyrannosaur that is a evolved Tyrannosaurus rex.
@@Rexy-mt6ww thats a good question! but seeing how agile and powerfull the vastasaurs were i doubt the spino would stand a chance... the king kong 2005 universe doesnt make a lot of sence so the physics in that universe are non existent.... kong survived an attack of 3 rexes on steriods but died to a couple of bullets, the vastasaurs survived falling from a cliff with ease and giant bugs in existing in general... compaired to this jurassic park is accurare af! but still good movie
@@AllosaurusJP3 But then again, almost every film tend to make no scene logically. And yeah, the Vastatosaurs bites should have crushed the Kong's arm due to due their bite force likely much more powerful than that of a regular Tyrannosaur. Not to mention they're also bullet-proof, while Kong, obviously, isn't.
@@Rexy-mt6ww exactly
I thought the hype was pretty big over the years for this animal. I'd love to see it again no doubt, not even for a rematch w Rexie but just as it's own animal that they run into. Imagine Dr. Grant seeing it again next to Malcolm and Owen goin "Nope Nope Nope! Run!"
“Unfortunately, Spinosaurus is extinct.”
UNfortunately??! Are you SURE about that??
Dante Banducci what do u mean
Tech Rogers Is that a serious question? 😂 Would YOU want to live around those?
That’s my dream bro
Thought u were an offended t.rex fan boy lmao
Given all the recent paleontological research that has come out about the Spino, I like the way that Universal has altered the dino’s InGen backstory to lend credence to its victory over the smaller T-Rex. In fact, the suggestion that this Spino is somewhat of a hybrid serves as a perfect bridge to the Jurassic World films and their usage of Crichton’s novel themes.
T-Rex looked different in real life too so..
discounting the pronated hands, the shrink wrapped skull and being a bit oversized(like all of ingens clones) it looks pretty accurate
@@AllosaurusJP3 not really, the tail is too short, the head is also bulkier than the real one and lets not talk about its vision...
@@lexpressdecs trex in Jurassic franchise doesn't have a good eye sight, doesn't have a bone crushing bite force and it doesn't have the greatest smelling senses while in reality trex does have a bone crushing bite force, trex does have a great eye sight and great smelling senses
@@lexpressdecs true...(sence of smell and eye sight don't really count bc i was commenting on the looks of it, if we talk about behaviour and physical abilities we can also talk about it being able to run as fast as a jeep and her HUGE apitite! even for a rex! she ate 4 good portions of meat in 1 day while a real rex would feel satisfied with just the one human a day, rexy went after the gallimimus and raptor after eating it while it also ate a goat before!) completly agree that the tail is too short and the head too bulky! but still compaired to the massive lost world stego or the one with the draggy tail from jurassic world or the terrible pterosaurs in jw(i don't complain anout the jp3 ones they are highly inaccurate with their teeth and all but i adore them), all the raptors and ofcourse the spino we can agree that the rex doesnt look so bad....
@@AllosaurusJP3 "except for basic morphology its pretty accurate". .. oh, you STUPID stupid
I WOULD LOVE TO SEE SPINO AGAIN
Trex still king lol
Don't you forget it
The T-Rex is the classic from Jurassic Park (just like the spiderman in Spiderman), but the Spinosaurus is the Venom from JP.
And the Venom from all Jurassic franchise should be the Indominus Rex or the Indoraptor, but the Spinosaurus is just legendary.
And Spiderman can still beat Venom. It goes both ways really
And on top of that spino walked on all 4 the t-rex would have murdered it in real life when they were walking the earth