Dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures

Started by DoomRulz, Jul 10, 2008, 12:17:08 AM

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Master Chief

Did anyone else catch the episode last night?  I called it!  Also, I didn't know that the juvenile Rex had a bite packed with bacteria.

I can't believe the "Nano" tried to get passed mommy.  And that devastating bite the T-Rex gave it...NICE!  and to make things worse, she ripped it apart and left for others to see.  She got medieval on his ass!

DarkBladeClan Wolf

my favorite was always the Raptors cause they are smarter than f>k in Jurrassic park

Bone Crusher

Bone Crusher

#137
For me it's the Gigantosaurus THE largest land carnivore, it even kicked a T rex's ass in Dino Crisis 2 the game and then ate it. :o





Gigantosaurus is the left one as if you couldn't tell ::)



Johnny Handsome

f**k Gigantosaurus, or Spinosaurus or assholesaurus, T-Rex will always be the star.

Bone Crusher

Yeah he will no matter how big a dinosaur is T Rex also a fav of mine will be a star.
Tyranosaurus Rex=Tryrant lizard king.

Mr.X

Nano should've ran when mommy came.  He was ripped to mother f**kin pieces!

DoomRulz

Quote from: Bone Crusher on Aug 06, 2008, 03:31:24 PM
For me it's the Gigantosaurus THE largest land carnivore, it even kicked a T rex's ass in Dino Crisis 2 the game and then ate it. :o



http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/3963/trexgiganot20fullafu1.jpg

Gigantosaurus is the left one as if you couldn't tell ::)




That's a game; hardly reputable. And I'm quite confident T.Rex could kick a Giganotosaurus' ass if it really wanted to.

DoomRulz

Quote from: Master Chief on Aug 06, 2008, 02:44:58 PM
Did anyone else catch the episode last night?  I called it!  Also, I didn't know that the juvenile Rex had a bite packed with bacteria.

I can't believe the "Nano" tried to get passed mommy.  And that devastating bite the T-Rex gave it...NICE!  and to make things worse, she ripped it apart and left for others to see.  She got medieval on his ass!


The septic bite tactic wasn't anything new to me. I'd heard about it previously and had thought it was possible. I'm not the least bit surprised!!

Ya, when Dino George said "the Nano now has two options" I went :| this thing is really going to consider his options??! rofl

Though I dispute that scare tactic bit. For all we know, that might have been put in there for shock value.

Mr.X

Well it did a damn good job.

SiL

Y'know, I love T-Rex as much as the next guy, but people's opinion of it really gets screwed over by advertising.

It's like what happened to the Great White. It looks mean, and can deal a shitload of pain, but it rarely attacks people and isn't really deserving of the level of fear that people have of it. Respect, yes; fear, not so much.

But thanks to Jaws everyone's like Oh shit, great white! RUN!

Yeah, Rexy is awesome. But people's opinions are largely based on its portrayal in popular culture, not the scientific community.

Which is fine and all, but really unfair.

DoomRulz

Quote from: SiL on Aug 10, 2008, 11:34:20 AM
Yeah, Rexy is awesome. But people's opinions are largely based on its portrayal in popular culture, not the scientific community.

Well go figure, that's all most people know. Like you said, there's nothing inherently wrong with that, but it's just the way it is. And plus, that's nothing new. When T.Rex was first discovered in 1902 and described in 1904, the hype surrounding it was immense.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_depictions_of_Tyrannosaurus

The first paragraph describes it pretty well.

Craig

Didn't "scientists" say the T-Rex was a scavenger and slow, or something like that? Anyway, it was awesome in Jurassic Park.

DoomRulz

No, Jack Horner did. The majority of the scientific community seems to agree that T.Rex was in the middle ground. An active hunter, but also a scavenger.

Russian_Predator

I like biology from wiki.  :o

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinosaurus ^^


from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinosaur
QuoteThe largest known carnivorous dinosaur was Spinosaurus, reaching a length of 16 to 18 meters (50 to 60 ft), and weighing in at 8,150 kilograms (18,000 lb). Other large meat-eaters included Giganotosaurus, Mapusaurus, Tyrannosaurus rex and Carcharodontosaurus.

XanltheCSG

XanltheCSG

#149
Quote from: CELTICPRED on Jul 10, 2008, 12:42:31 AM
Tyrannosaurus Reich is my fav:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v481/suncrush/TReich1.jpg

;D It's funny cause I was reading a book and one of the terms was, "Someone always had to be the nazi dinosaurs".

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