Dilophosaurus - SPECIES PROFILE | Jurassic World Evolution

[@JurassicResort]

I am waiting for the mockery of the pronunciation of Compsognathus by our charming AVA 😂 Well, be nice to her. It's not easy to pronounce such complicated words when you're just a little AI.

[@Red-v5y]

next apatosaurus 🦕

[@lucamaiocchi7208]

@@Red-v5y yes

[@sillypoopfartlopez4717]

Dennis was a dilophsaurus himself. He sounded exactly like one when he laughed

[@DipUniversal]

Muttburasaurus... Hopefully

[@sillypoopfartlopez4717]

Indominus should be very last

[@aryshandono3249]

This Dilophosaurus is like the creature that can go from cute to horrifying real fast

[@redx3816]

In jwe it’s basically a mini velociraptor but with venom even more horrifying

[@Manglethefox238]

I love that. But scared to get near one.

[@awesomeproductions7755]

“Ladies and gentlemen, we're pleased to announce that the Jurassic predator Dilophosaurus is now on display. Please enjoy.”

[@JurassicResort]

Nice

[@treyrex5987]

Memories. 😢

[@redx3816]

This dinosaur, the Dilophosaurus, lacks front-facing binocular eyes, a trait common to almost every predator. So instead, it hunted by scent. And now, many predators rely on that sense as well. CABOT FINCH

[@pedrosuperhero3]

Dilophosaurus is definetly on my list of dinos to have in my park and my enclosure “The Dilo Swamps” is perfect for them overall my all time carnivore to have in a park both beautiful as it is deadly.

[@redx3816]

While in reality At about 7 m (23 ft) in length, with a weight of about 400 kg (880 lb), Dilophosaurus was one of the earliest large predatory dinosaurs and the largest known land-animal in North America at the time and since that Dilophosaurus is known from the Kayenta Formation, which was primarily deposited by rivers. There, it lived alongside prosauropods and the armoured Scutellosaurus, as well as an Early Jurassic species of Coelophysis, which had been one of the most common predators in the Late Triassic.

[@silvertheelf]

I believe it was also an Apex predator where and when it lived.

[@junotus198]

This dilophosaurus should be renamed sinosaurus,since some of the dilo fossils in the game can be found in china,as well as this dilo being about the same size as sinosaurus This may or may not be supported but there was a deviantart drawing picturing sinosaurus with a frill like the dilo.

[@silvertheelf]

@@junotus198 no, it’s a tiny bit smaller than sinosaurus, but I do agree other than the fact that they didn’t have sinosaurus in Jurassic Park/World, it’s probably a sinosaurus though, since you mention it. Also dilophosaurus having a frill and/or poison is not scientifically supported, but it’s just fun to add so people add it anyway, I mean who doesn’t like Jurassic Park? Be aware originally sinosaurus was called ‘Dilophosaurus Sinensis’ when the original movie came out. Also it was called ‘Shuangbaisaurus Anlongbaoensis’.

[@kartikpratapsingh5260]

@@junotus198 sinosaurus and dilophosaurus are quite different dinosaurs with different identity.. why would u relate them?

[@kartikpratapsingh5260]

it's not updated dude

[@Squishy_Seal]

0:10 oh that little head shake is so adorable ! Wonderful dinosaur. Beau boulot comme d hab ! C est vraiment intéressant. J adore le Dilophosaure mais j aurais aimé qu il soit un peu plus grand dans JP.

[@JurassicResort]

Oui et qu'il puisse avoir le design de the isle. Terrible ce dilo.

[@Squishy_Seal]

@@JurassicResort Oh oui le design de The Isle est magnifique. En fait je crois que c est la tête un peu massive et peu élégante qui me dérange le plus. Et la crête un peu... bizarre. Mais bon c est un petit bout de chou quand même. ^^

[@skinless5136]

These videos are so cool and look really well made and have everything in them and just the video formatting and and the way it’s all presented alone keeps me coming back

[@ceratosaurus3219]

Hello! What is your favorite dinosaur in Camp Cretaceous? Mine is Ceratosaurus =)

[@JurassicResort]

It's hard to say that. Perhaps the carno that seemed to me to be the least humanized of the dinosaurs. I admit that I have a hard time with their way of trying to make the dino human.

[@deadeye4047]

In general, the Dilophosaurus is a mainstay in all my parks, and I love her so much I could almost marry her. However, being such a unique dinosaur, I'm disappointed with Frontier for not making her kill/hunt animations unique as well, though I have no doubt that they wanted to. Probably, the bane of the gaming development world, time constraints, is to blame.

[@nathanpvzthegreatdinosaur]

I really love those Dilophosaurus like my Dilophosaurus, Dillon, Dilophy, Diana, and Demi

[@Imanaliyev34]

I have been waiting for this and I love it 😀

[@JurassicResort]

I'm really happy if you like it.

[@janekhofman1950]

Beautiful but deadly addition.

[@lucamaiocchi7208]

thanks for the video

[@JurassicResort]

Thanks to you for following the channel.

[@lucamaiocchi7208]

@@JurassicResort thanks

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

InGen needs to correct the stunted growth issue of their dilophosaurus clones

[@mahmednazir1757]

Absolutely understated I hope you can do something similar with the isle

[@JurassicResort]

I love the isle, at the moment I'm playing a lot of Evrima but I don't think I'll make videos with it. I would like to stay in the Jurassic Park universe.

[@pedroportorreal7053]

Fascinating video about the Jurassic carnivore when do you think frontier will bring the accurate one that ate nedry in the book like an option between that and this one to choose who to take out

[@JurassicResort]

Any idea … 🤷‍♂️

[@MasterKen1803]

Pls Dilophosaurus. Pls return in the third movie.

[@ceratosaurus3219]

TThe director confirmed that Dilophosaurus will unfortunately not appear in Dominion

[@MasterKen1803]

@@ceratosaurus3219 WHAT?!

[@treyrex5987]

@@ceratosaurus3219 Really? Why?

[@ceratosaurus3219]

@@MasterKen1803 He said the dilo won't show up because the film would get too long, and he had no plans for Dilophosaurus. You can research, it's true, it was in an interview. It has a better chance of Mamenchisaurus, Pachycephalosaurus and Dimorphodon appearing in the film than Dilophosaurus.

[@mimicproduction3814]

That was for fallen kingdom in dominion its confirmed bycolin reply to a tweet

[@alexthefox1175]

Do some animals have different behaviors if there enclosures are bigger?

[@skinnyshelby4676]

I have never been so early

[@redx3816]

And since the dilophosaurus Aslo live in the early Jurassic

[@crizzarivera8698]

Finally the dilophosaurus is realeased

[@kitwing2904]

Remember the Dilophosaurus is genetically enchanced so it has abilities that the original doesn't

[@redx3816]

While in reality it actually didn’t had a frill or venom back in the early Jurassic era

[@JurassicResort]

Yes, it was Crichton who had fun imagining these characteristics to make the animal more impressive. We must not forget that we are between science fiction with a touch of horror.

[@redx3816]

@@JurassicResort yes exactly

[@RedWay6697]

“This dinosaur, the Dilophosaurus, lacks front-facing binocular eyes, a trait common to almost every predator. So instead, it hunted by scent. And now, many predators rely on that sense as well.” - Cabot Finch

[@Dilophosarus1993fan]

Love it

[@andresdeleon5160]

I love dilophosaurus.

[@gagnon1993]

two more species profiles are still not added that made appearance on screen in the original Jurassic Park (1993) 7 species of dinosaurs from the original Jurassic Park. #1 - Brachiosaurus #2 - Parasaurolophus #3 - Triceratops #4 - Tyrannosaurus Rex "Rexy" #5 - Dilophosaurus #6 - Velociraptor #7 - Gallimimus

[@JurassicResort]

Yes and I will make a series of profiles especially for RTJP with brand new animations.

[@lesdeliresdenoah4312]

Tu pourrais faire une vidéo sur un tutoriel de jurassique Park san Diego 👍❤️

[@JurassicResort]

Salut Noah, Je dois déjà terminer celui que j'ai commencé. J'ai un épisode presque fini que je dois finaliser et mettre en ligne. Mais tu peux déjà trouver un tuto sur la chaine de evolution Square kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6aYq5ehrNqtjtk

[@lesdeliresdenoah4312]

@@JurassicResort oh merci beaucoup c'est trogenial ❤️❤️👍

[@magicdogstudios6624]

I wrote a book about dilophosaurus so I think it’s safe to say I enjoy them

[@JurassicResort]

A book, really? 😲👍

[@magicdogstudios6624]

Yeah, technically it’s a fanfic but given the reputation of fan fictions as being cringe shipping things I don’t like referring to it as such

[@JoshuaModerwell]

Not bad, not too bad at all.

[@gavinking3865]

Very cool

[@JurassicResort]

Thk you

[@leodesiles]

On peut dire que tu tombes à point nommé je pensais à une vidéo comme ça pour l'edmontosaure Pour le reste de la vidéo c'est bien même si c'est pas vraiment mon dinosaure préféré

[@JurassicResort]

J'essaye de montrer chaque dinosaure sous son meilleur angle. Avec certains c'est assez facile… mais pour d'autres c'est plus compliqué, le niveau de qualité de Frontier n'est pas le même entre tous les animaux (animation, modelisation, texturing, …)

[@noahschmitz7575]

I like the Delafus Source.

[@CanaldoAsus]

Meu deus que vídeo muito bem editado! Que bom que achei esse canal.. "achei" pois foi o KZbin que me recomendou kk

[@JurassicResort]

Bem-vindo ao canal

[@wallace2187]

Won’t you do the profile of those unvoted species?

[@JurassicResort]

The profiles that were not chosen in the votes will be reproposed a little later and do not worry, I intend to make the 68 profiles.

[@mrjurassic3317]

How do you make this videos

[@boradaboss8317]

I’m quite happy i’m the 100th like.

[@JurassicResort]

It goes very fast. When I post a video, the first likes appear within the first few seconds. I'm always very surprised by that.

[@boradaboss8317]

@@JurassicResort yes, on popular videos like Pewdiepie or MrBeast, in just a matter of seconds there is 10k likes. I believe someday it will be like that for you. Your channel is growing very fast.

[@JurassicResort]

@@boradaboss8317 ohoho I'm still far from 10k likes but maybe one day (it's nice to dream) 😂

[@thedober1395]

1:43

[@WillieManga]

Nice to see them admit that some of the dinosaurs are smaller in their fictional version.

[@tosumanc]

You make a lot better species profiles than frontier.

[@JurassicResort]

Thk you

[@yoshweeper799]

The park: we are pleased to welcome the indominus Rex to the park. Everyone in my park getting eaten: •_•

[@MrT_Rex]

Même si, en vrai, il n'avait pas un collerette, qu'il ne crachait pas du venin et qu'il était plus grand, il garde toujours le style !!😎🤩

[@pedrocampos691]

Uuuuuuhhhhh uuuuuuhhhhh.

[@ravermarcellones8004]

Can u do nasutoceratop?

[@JurassicResort]

I wanted to make his profile but the subscribers preferred to choose the allosaurus instead. But I'll do it again soon against another dino.

[@mimicproduction3814]

What does dilo means in jp franchise The spitting lizard

[@mimicproduction3814]

Vivid is my favourite

[@JurassicResort]

@@mimicproduction3814 If I had to choose a skin, I would take the jungle one.

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

This sure was awesome Species Profile in the Dilophosaurus. Also I wish you a great day.

[@JurassicResort]

Thank you very much, very good day to you too

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

Thz

[@Johnnyboy-nk8xr]

Can you do baryonx

[@redx3816]

I believe this dinosaur, the Baryonyx, lived in shallows and near wetlands. It possibly fed on fish, which given its surroundings, would follow. One would hope its preferred diet hasn't changed in the intervening hundred million years. DR. KAJAL DUA

[@JurassicResort]

Yes, I haven't forgotten him.

[@Johnnyboy-nk8xr]

Yeah Baryonx is my favorite dino

[@Johnnyboy-nk8xr]

And spino to

[@sukhveengill3184]

Alright,I wonder what the next poll is

[@danaf_511]

Yes. It’s perfect

[@JurassicResort]

Thank you Comet ;-)

[@rexy73]

species profile for carcarodontosaurus

[@redx3816]

Carcharodontosaurus was a fearsome predator, possessing great strength and almost as large as T. rex. It's sure to be a much desired attraction for our guests. CABOT FINCH

[@christoperfleming6832]

Dilophasaurus don’t have frills do they?

[@JurassicResort]

what do you mean by frills ?

[@christoperfleming6832]

@@JurassicResort frilled 🦎 frills on its neck

[@JurassicResort]

ah yes, it has a frill but on the picture it is folded.

[@bruhthisisweird]

Hey uhh can you make the apatosaurus plz

[@marcusgraves2662]

I still wonder why it's found in China, when it lived in North America. They should've switched it up and added it's asian cousin, Sinosaurus.

[@redx3816]

Yeah ingen originally bred 17 of them only 5 were shipped for isla nublar in Jurassic park 1993 since isla sorna it’s home to 12 of them and it’s unknown what happened to them they were never mentioned but they were actually seen in the computer screen in the lost world Jurassic park but never seen on isla sorna in 2001 in jp3

[@jeremytilgo6903]

En faites l'espèce cloné d'Ingen est l'espèce (Dilophosaurus sinensis). Elle vivait en Asie au jurassique alors que l'espèce américaine à vécu pendant la fin du trias et au début du jurassique.

[@pedrocampos691]

Uuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhh.

[@jamirlewis6119]

Do the indominus rex please

[@cristinaconstantin130]

I like Dilophosaurus

[@slay2150]

Can you do an indominus rex

[@michaelgraham8252]

The Dilo’s are cool but vary dangerous

[@JurassicResort]

Especially if you go for a walk after midnight, in the rain and with a yellow raincoat. And it's a winning ticket if you wear glasses (the unlucky ones)!

[@ivanhoemallari1412]

JWE should've decided that Dilophosaurus dig sites is in North America in the state of Arizona instead in China because in China was Sinosaurus location,not Dilophosaurus.

[@aryshandono3249]

It's a probably a homage to that particular genus? Sinosaurus does look like Dilophosaurus. And possibly related too

[@ivanhoemallari1412]

@@aryshandono3249 yeah they're related but not closely related. Sinosaurus are much closer relative to the Cryolophosaurus than the Dilophosaurus.

[@aryshandono3249]

@@ivanhoemallari1412 which family Cryolophosaurus belongs to again? Last time I checked, it and Dilophosaurus have been reassigned to Dilophosauridae, making them somewhat related...?

[@redx3816]

@@aryshandono3249 Family Carnosauria

[@JurassicResort]

Yes, it's strange to have outsourced the fossils to Asia. I have no reason for this choice.

[@randomclips1341]

rip denis nedry i guess

[@davidjennings4731]

What about the tarborosarus

[@JuanAndresPuetate]

They do are telling us the Ingen's dilophosaurus is smaller than the original because they made it that way, but why are they sending us to excavate in Asia if they know and say they have been discovered in North America?

[@JurassicResort]

Yes, this is a Frontier inconsistency (and not the only one).

[@kira-channn]

rainwing... wings if fire,,,

[@Sub___Zero]

Play fetch ? Hey here's a stick. See the stick ? STICK STUPID !

[@gustavodenham6352]

the dilophosaurus is a jubenile dinosaur there is evidence

[@redx3816]

Yeah in the first film it was a juvenile

[@mariajoffy1086]

Deinonychus plz

[@nathanielmusicdisc3454]

"CoMpsegnAthUs" Ava are you okay??

[@JurassicResort]

😂

[@pedrocampos691]

Yeeeeees.

[@muazahmadbustaman3861]

Prestion of dilophosarus the same name in gen eror(no signal)

[@mythicalpancake1430]

Why is the dilophosarus or whatever it’s spelled so cute yet so dangerous 😞

[@iratasoares7825]

Ele deveria pular rs

[@glebthetoast]

#дляактива

[@pedrocampos691]

Uuhhhhhh.

[@SharyK-_0]

It was big dino and no venom

[@JurassicResort]

Okay, but who cares? Jurassic Park is a work of science fiction. Not a scientific study. Besides, even animal documentaries are not realistic. If I take the example of filmed documentaries, many directors use trained animals to make their films. What you see on the screen is very rarely the raw reality. It has been scripted, prepared, modified to be exploitable for entertainment purposes. Cinema is credible but never realistic. No film is realistic, even the artistic currents that have tried to get as close as possible to a form of realism are not. From then on, we enter the realm of fiction, of creation, and this is precisely what Crichton defended when he was alive about Dilo. His right, as an author, to shape reality according to his imagination. And this concerns Jurassic Park but also all other artistic creations. Cinema is art, not science. So it doesn't really matter if the dilo doesn't correspond to the image we have of it in 2021 (and which will still evolve, exactly as the spinosaurus has scientifically evolved over the last 20 years as new discoveries are made).

[@darkcyclon]

It's funny because she said all the errors that the movies has with the specimen xD

[@JurassicResort]

Yes, little by little we improve her pronunciation thanks to your comments but unfortunately I can't modify the films already posted. So the improvements will always be on the following movies.