Jurassic Park Series

[DoomRulz]

How could it be fact if it is only believed?  Human would be considered small prey and I'm sure it would have no problem taking you out.  Me on the other hand...

Do you have a pic of what the Dilo was believed to look like?

It's believed Dilophosaurus couldn't hunt large prey b/c again, due to its weak jaws, it wouldn't be able to pin down and properly subdue struggling prey.

[That Yellow Alien]

If only it had that venomous spit from JP.

[Master Chief]

It's believed Dilophosaurus couldn't hunt large prey b/c again, due to its weak jaws, it wouldn't be able to pin down and properly subdue struggling prey.

In which it wouldn't need to because wasn't it also believed that it had the bite similar to our Komodo Dragons of today?  Just one bite and let the bacteria do the rest.  Imagine that kind of death in a JP movie.

[That Yellow Alien]

Actually, that's supposed to be how the Compy's were like, hence why Deiter started to slow down in TLW before being eaten. Plus, it makes sense since Compy's were supposedly scavengers.

[Master Chief]

That actually does make sense.  I always wondered why he had a hard time moving around after they attacked him. As for the Dilo, didn't they get the idea of it spitting venom because of its bite?

[That Yellow Alien]

I don't know, but Crichton added it for dramatic effect.

[DoomRulz]

That actually does make sense.  I always wondered why he had a hard time moving around after they attacked him. As for the Dilo, didn't they get the idea of it spitting venom because of its bite?

No. It was simply their idea. The frill probably came from the Australian frilled lizard.

[Zero]

That actually does make sense.  I always wondered why he had a hard time moving around after they attacked him. As for the Dilo, didn't they get the idea of it spitting venom because of its bite?

Ingen's gene splicing caused it.They didn't have enough DNA to complete it so they added modern lizard Dna,resulting in an abnormal venemous spit

[That Yellow Alien]

Ummm...that's not how it is explained in the book or movie, but it works.

[Zero]

Ummm...that's not how it is explained in the book or movie, but it works.

I never read the book
The movie does not state

This information came from a game,so It may not be true. JP:OG Dino Encyclopedia

[Dark Passenger]

Ummm...that's not how it is explained in the book or movie, but it works.

I never read the book
The movie does not state

This information came from a game,so It may not be true. JP:OG Dino Encyclopedia

if it came from a game is aint cannon.

[War Wager]

No, but it's a good reason. I'm sure it'll be implied in IV.

[Alienseseses]

Yea but lets have them proper sized like in the turok game

i agree,

i read somewhere that they changed the real sizeof the dilophosaurus because its size would rival t-rex for the "biggest" carnivore at jurrasic park...

There's no way. Dilophosaurus was only 20ft long vs. T.Rex who was twice that length at least.

honestly, t-rex looked great cause he was the largest carnivore there compared to the velociraptor, but t-rex still wouldnt have had that size difference compared to a real sized dilphosaurus, ps. i never said dilophosaurus was as big as a t-rex.

I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm saying Universal would be stupid in thinking Dilophosaurus would rival a T.Rex in terms of size.

Maybe what we saw was a baby.

[DoomRulz]

^^ Very unlikely given the size of the crests. A juvenile's head crests wouldn't be so developed.

[Dark Passenger]

^^ Very unlikely given the size of the crests. A juvenile's head crests wouldn't be so developed.

how do you know, have you seen one grow up?
and obviously they in-acurately showed the size of a dilophosaurus..