InGen VS Real Dinosaurs PART 2/6: The Lost World. Size comparison

How the dinosaurs of The lost World: Jurassic Park would look if their geno was pure, according to the current scientific knowledge. This is not a critique of the movie, but a mere analysis for educational purposes. Size comparison chart also included.
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[@paleoph6168]

Give this video a lile lol

[@alligator2539]

Battle of big rock

[@miltonpaes7147]

very good

[@studio5076]

I can’t wait for Cenozoic Sea Animals

[@massimomaiocchi6141]

i love Mario lanzas 😍👍👏

[@theacro3472]

You have to appreciate how he puts a disclaimer about not criticizing the design but helping people understand what the real animals looked like

[@danielquinonez2735]

yes

[@velociraptor4you3291]

Yes. :)

[@strongman5243]

Yes

[@dinomaniac1573]

Yes

[@yin-yangbrandon7852]

YES!!!!

[@jasonvoorhees5180]

Interesting tidbit : the Mamenchisaurus in the movie was a re-purposed brachiosaurus cgi model that they warped to have a new look.

[@velociraptor4you3291]

“Ooo! Aaah! That’s how it always starts. But then later there’s running and and...screaming.”

[@pierre-samuelroux9364]

Wow

[@paleoph6168]

The geosternbergia in the movie perched on the tree like a bird, when in reality it most likely wouldn't.

[@whitewolf3051]

Based on the head of the pteranodon we see in the movies, it might be longiceps, not geosternbergia, though I could be wrong.

[@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753]

@@whitewolf3051 I was think he was pteranodon after 22 year's I know he was different animal from this video

[@Acridotheresfuscus]

The one shown in the video is not a geosternbergia it was a pteranodon

[@Acridotheresfuscus]

There was another similar looking one that was geosternbergia but it was scrapped it appears in some games and papers in the movie

[@tompotter8703]

I love how you use film appropriate imagery for each film, and the use of warpath sound effects and music are especially good, as it’s one of the tie ins for the lost world. I suppose that JPOG and JWE are going to be used for the subsequent films. The sound effects for the creatures are a nice touch too.

[@MarioLanzas.]

of course! that's the fun of making these videos. Each movie has its own vibe and imaginery ;)

[@prehistorichero2755]

I'm might be a paleo fan, but I didn't mind scientific inaccuracies when it comes to genetically engineered animals because it's realistic, given the fact genetic engineering is hard, and there are other people who didn't do their research who made the dinosaurs wrong either by accident or on purpose, like in Primeval or SyFy mockbuster movies.

[@pocketmarcy6990]

Also I feel like (most of) these designs were thought to be accurate in 1997, based on existing paleontológical knowledge at the time

[@dmitrialves7141]

I'm glad you exist!

[@thedoruk6324]

INGEN really *should* either used the actual reptile dna instead of amphibian dna or would be ready to cull *all* the clones in the case of breach (I mean with actual termination procedures)

[@Ezullof]

I don't see how using "reptile" dna would change anything in-universe since it's a technobabble reason anyway (and in fact the most famous examples of non-sexual reproductions are precisely lizards), and yeah they had procedures in cases of breach. The movies are precisely there to show them fail spectacularly.

[@thedoruk6324]

@@Ezullof You either ignored the whole amphibians asexual (or gender fluid) reproduction situation or ignorant against it using reptile (in which not modern ones like monitor lizards whose capable of using parthenogenesis more like tuatara or crocodilian) dna would have ceased all the threat of reproduction additionally that would make the animals less active compared to amphibian dna on a more active environment The (procedures) you were talking about is only one that is talked about at The lost world that is they presumed without the right plant chemical material that they would starve to death in which they did not The company should just shot down or purge the clones and restarted all the process

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

@@thedoruk6324 So you saying that group of females even with DNA of iguanas or monitor lizards wouldn't reproduce?

[@thedoruk6324]

@@ExtremeMadnessX If you read my comment that I have quoted the monitor lizards and the usage of more primitive reptilian species dna like crocodilians and tuataras just read the second comment However I didn't know iguanas have the ability to use parthenogenesis

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

@@thedoruk6324 Fun fact, the fact that iguanas can reproduce with parthenogenesis makes Godzilla 1998 scientifically accurate (at least if we talk about reproduction).

[@joselyx98]

Muy buena comparativa de una de las mejores entregas jurásicas de la saga👌🏼

[@enzo_souza9860]

Damn that's Another Great Video, Freaking love It ! It's cinematic Atmosphere is Awesome !

[@francoagustin8566]

El vídeo estuvo re chulo

[@leonardogrande6144]

That ending tho😆

[@silvermann500]

Al Parasaurolophus, tanto en la peli (en que Tembo dice el nombre a la mitad) como en la adaptación oficial al cómic, se le llama Corythosaurus. La descripción de Tembo en la peli ("el del tupé. Elvis") coincide más con la del Corythosaurus, pero se refiere al Parasaurolophus.

[@TJthetroodon]

Si, según el guión y el rodaje original iba a ser un Corythosaurus pero por alguna razón lo reemplazaron por un Para en la post-producción

[@silvermann500]

​@@TJthetroodon Sorprendentemente nadie en el proceso de hacer la película y el cómic se le ocurrió que podía corregir el nombre, o el dinosaurio (el nombre era más barato)

[@pocketmarcy6990]

and then they put them in the third one

[@Alex-h5u7e]

I always love your art I also do make dinosaur art but i dont show them But aniways nice video

[@russellhoyt588]

The name 'Thagomizer' (Stegosaurus tail spikes) come from a 1982 Far Side comic, by Gary Larson. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thagomizer

[@-sunkarisdinodrawer-4539]

I like your music. And drawings

[@matiasalderete9957]

Gracias por la traducción al español :D

[@bakdakal]

¡Fantástico! 👏🏼 Muchos saludos desde Turquía 🇹🇷

[@MarioLanzas.]

Gracias!! 🇹🇷🎉

[@jonathanmagallon1597]

Estaba a mitad de video cuando note las notas en español xD

[@Beb_2199]

Me, Laura, and my boys from Candyland liked it!

[@aslebewpanzere-1007]

Hello Im Calvin 2

[@pendrylmiglain4459]

I watched Django yesterday

[@kriskpat234]

Excelente, muy buenas ilustraciones, animaciones y datos Podrías hacer un video de criaturas prehistóricas de distintas formaciones geológicas

[@lukaskoch2508]

really awesome work! This is super interesting and a very big collections of comparative data.

[@crazydave9735]

YES I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR SO LONG OMG

[@superzilla784]

What I love is that you are not saying, "Jurassic Park doesn't do research. all of these dinosaurs are highly inaccurate" anyone who has watched the first movie or read the original book is aware that these are not real dinosaurs. they are genetically spliced clones borrowing DNA from modern animals to fill the holes in the genetic codes. as Dr. Grant said, "Genetic theme park monsters" of course they are not accurate, their DNA is not pure. If anything, I find this idea clever. science is constantly making updates on what dinosaurs look like so it can sometimes being hard to keep a consistent design as to what they looked like when more discoveries are made. T-Rex was bald, oh wait, now we know it had feathers, oh wait, now we know it may have lost its feathers when it became and adult so we're going back to bald, no wait, hear me out now, this is the newest discovery on what this animal may have looked like. I keep hearing so much back and forth So in my opinion, until we can 100% confirm what dinosaurs actually looked like, InGen's clones being purposely inaccurate because of impure DNA is actually genius. but again, it's just my opinion

[@charlesjennings93]

I feel bad for enrique

[@TheLegoJungle]

The individual slides go by too fast. Even if I manage to read the text, I don’t have time to appreciate the drawings.

[@GodofSteel]

have you tried pressing the space bar?

[@gustavo-vh8uo]

Please make the list of tyrannosaurus. Your videos are the best!

[@shamiksathe5140]

Nice video

[@JoseR1207]

Muy buen video. Gracias.

[@heitorjornalmiau5813]

If you were to choose a dinosaur from your country to represent it what would it be?

[@MarioLanzas.]

Concavenator I guess is the most iconic

[@heitorjornalmiau5813]

@@MarioLanzas. So are you spanish? That Cool! I had already asked this question to Aline and Tito, (who are Brazilian paleontologists) and he had chosen staurikosaurus

[@MarioLanzas.]

@@heitorjornalmiau5813 that could be a fun game. To name a dinodaur of your country for others to guess where are you from🎉🎉

[@heitorjornalmiau5813]

@@MarioLanzas. Wow why hadn't anyone thought of that? It was going to be really cool

[@megumins9187]

TOP 👍👍👍

[@Jurassicworldnewera]

Love this !!!

[@aslebewpanzere-1007]

Finally!

[@whitewolf3051]

About the pteranodon we see in the movies, based on the head, it might be longiceps, not geosternbergia. I could be wrong though.

[@MarioLanzas.]

The concept art at least was based on what is now Geosternbergia, the final design is more ambiguous. In any case Pteranodon appears in JP/// again with another design that fits longiceps better, so I considered this one to be Geosternbergia

[@whitewolf3051]

@@MarioLanzas. Okay, I'll accept that. But also, longiceps seems to be the more popular one, as well as the more famous one. Given the head of longiceps as the head of Swoop of the Dinobots in Transformers, making an appearance in the 90s X-Men cartoons, showing up in the book form of Dinotopia, the mini series and short lived TV series of Dinotopia, and was the longest used pterosaur in most media in and out movies or TV shows. Anyways, because of all of that, I prefer the longiceps, but that's just me. I doubt anyone else prefers the longiceps over others the way I do.

[@nemotyrannus2]

If people could just stop hidding behind the usual "it's not dinosaurs , they are just genetically modified animals" to justify the fact producers STILL don't even try to make them realistic... Because they still want them to look scary and more impressive and are afraid to change their Raptors/Rexy mascots. Come on , the genetic thing was only there to explain how they were created ; There are no more excuses for the lack of realism in the JP franchise.

[@leonardogrande6144]

I think you are missing the point of the video. Also, there is a very reasonable excuse for the Jurasic franchise to not have very accurate dinosaurs: ENTERTAIMENT. They are movies, not documentaries

[@nemotyrannus2]

I'm not missing the point and breathing fire dinosaurs would also be entertainement... We don't watch Jurassic Park to see monsters nor 50's looking beasts.

[@alexisomarrodriguezmartine9777]

Happy new year Mario Lanzas🎇🎆2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣1️⃣

[@TheHedgehogEnthusiast]

🥈🕧🥈🥇

[@warpath4299]

Gran vídeo!

[@MarioLanzas.]

Gracias!!

[@bobesponjapantalonescuadra6092]

jurassic park 3 ingen vs dinosaurs real part 3 please

[@t-rexstudioproductions781]

My life will be over if my favorite dinosaur turns out to be a giant carnivorous turkey

[@Sauron_Ghoul]

Can next video be about hadrosaurs?

[@shainewhite2781]

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

[@dynamosaurusimperious6341]

Part 2 was juat as good aa rhe firsr

[@habib7433]

Good job and beautiful work !

[@edmilmaldonado5756]

Can you do ceratopsians, smallest to largest?

[@JoaoGuilherme-bg1gf]

Part 3/5

[@explodingdynamite7319]

25 Years Of “The Lost World”!

[@joelgomez6213]

Dislikes comes from InGen cientists!! 😂

[@arbiter690]

Wait where’s the Gallimimus, Triceratops and baby Triceratops?

[@billkwk587]

I love the graphics

[@meli-melo9759]

Did you know the Compsognathus in jurassic park was commonly known as the compy?

[@jacoblofthus7908]

"Nothing in Jurassic World is natural. You didn't ask for reality. You asked for more teeth." Dr. Henry Wu

[@prettyliltravel]

0:01 long grass 0:28 compsognathus 0:42 pachycephalosaurus 0:52 trex baby❤❤ 1:03 parasaur 1:17 geosternbergia aka pterodactyl 1:34 baby stegosaurus❤❤ 1:51 stegosaurus 1:56 trex buck and doe 2:16 mamenchisaurus

[@artsy8490]

EARLY!

[@gaspardpoussin8657]

is been so long

[@thinulahansira2645]

Come zoon part 3

[@joaomonteiroreidelas2212]

Accurate compy: appears Me: that's sinosauropteryx

[@devan288]

🙏👍👍👍

[@Raptor_GMK_MX]

The Rex is missing some Leads or Filaments that they had, but the baby is fine, and the Dinosaurs do not have their Skull Holes marked.

[@xenoboy7828]

If there should be ever made a prequel to The Lost World Jurassic Park then i think they should Change the lore of this Pteranodon into a Geosternbergia since it would fit much better With the Lore of Jurassic Park 3 and the very big diffrences between the design of the Second and Third Movie would fit better since they Look both so diffrent from each other

[@charlyluevano308]

You forgot triceratops, and gallimimus

[@victorsztorc511]

When is part 3 ?

[@jabbarmuhammad]

I really don't have anything against the movie dinosaurs but I like more accuracy

[@thomasnuedling9167]

Another great video! Thank you! ❤️

[@mrdrip1216]

Compsognathus Velociraptor Pachycephalosaurus Parasaurolophus Pteranodon Stegosaurus Triceratops Tyrannosaurus Mamecnchisaurus

[@meli-melo9759]

1:59 I know what's the main sexual dimorphism between male and female t-rex (and also all the theropods and sauropods) in real life: Size! Females are likely larger than the males.

[@trollgeplays4752]

Most likely female was gracile

[@one_collector]

👍👍👍👍

[@SniperRed0092]

The stego, rex and pachy don’t look too different from the real ones 😮

[@pierre-samuelroux9364]

Hm yes stego is slimer irl

[@pierre-samuelroux9364]

And rex bulkier

[@Raptor_GMK_MX]

0:59 They are both wrong The Parasaurolophus had a type of Hoofs also they look a bit like Elephant legs

[@miltonpaes7147]

Did you know that Brazilian fossils are, by law, the patrimony of the Union? That is, he must stay in Brazil, he cannot leave Brazil permanently, and without authorization if he stays temporarily, this in Brazil is fossil trafficking, an example is the most recent Brazilian dinosaur, the ubirajara jubatus, and Brazilian paleontologists were so excited anger that even launched a movement for him to return #ubirajarabelongstobr but the truth is that everyone should go back, but this one crossed the line

[@Eclipse1988]

Maybe there is no skeletal difference between male and the female (t rexes), but that doesn't account for flesh / muscle mass (which we can't really prove without having seen it.)

[@kevinnorwood8782]

"Geosternbergia"? So that Pterosaur is NOT Pteranodon?

[@ultradragon999]

It would be "Pteranodon Geosternbergia" which is the full name for the species....though some people say its actually "Pteranodon Longiceps"

[@darklordofsword]

I'm surprised you left this one out; the compsagnathus in the movies is based on the original finds size, which has since been found to be a sub-adult, and much smaller thatn the adults were. Furthermore, the entire group of compsagnathids may well not even be valid, since there's growing evidence for them all being hatchling or other early life stages of other, larger theropods.

[@sergiubleoca9917]

Didn't the lost world stegosaurus also have the front legs too short in comparison to the back legs? When you look at the design, it really didn't well in terms of accuracy, it's right up there with the velociraptor. Anyway, good video!

[@darklobooscurodemonio817t]

As la parte 3 de jurassic park 3 y la parte 4 de jurassic world

[@abroudfaten6303]

For the geosternbergia I said that a pteranodon

[@davidtorres5500]

Excelente análisis y comparativa. Y justo el Mundo Perdido es mi parte favorita de la franquicia.....y no, no es Enrique! Ya cállese señora 😝😂. Saludos.

[@Demeter2004]

There wasn’t Geosternbergia in The Lost World. It was a Pteranodon! His first design. Before it was changed in JP3.

[@edibertozambrana9308]

Coloca em modo ingles voce esqueseu o galiminus e triceratps

[@patrick_j_lee]

Did you forget to compare the inGen Velociraptor to the real one, or was that intentional?

[@MarioLanzas.]

It's been compared in part 1 already

[@dagoodboyvids336]

This is great but u skipped the velociraptor

[@MarioLanzas.]

it appears in part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIbXd5RsjbqJjJo it only changed the color scheme, so there's nothing to add

[@dagoodboyvids336]

@@MarioLanzas. u are right but I was hoping for a bit more.

[@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753]

But the real life Trex in the video he doesn't have the horn thing in up the eyes

[@ronaldosousa1277]

Geosperntergia?

[@adrianjurassicpaozinhomend9371]

That's all Jurassic park / world hybrids

[@rolloxra670]

Excelentes videos, me encantan!

[@user-tm5zg8xx7q]

Where is Tirke?

[@w.a.s.dtrike2971]

Real dinosaurs won definitely won

[@amordramon22]

There are 2 other dinosaurs in the Lost World you forgot. Gallimimus and Triceratops

[@MarioLanzas.]

I didn't forget them. they were already compared in part one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIbXd5RsjbqJjJo they had no design changes so there's nothing new to add about them

[@amordramon22]

@@MarioLanzas. There was a baby Teiceratops in one of the cages when Ian's group rescued them

[@eypick6987]

The protofeathers thing for rex was sort of disproven. There are skin impressions from where feathers are usually put and they were scaly.

[@MarioLanzas.]

no, not exactly. That's on the case of adults, and still most likely that they keep some on their back and neck . just as elephants still have some hair even if is not much. As is stated, this is a juvenile. most paleontologists agree that tyrannosaurus would still be born with feathers, even if they loose them as they grow up

[@eypick6987]

@@MarioLanzas. I see. Thank you for the clarification

[@wetube6513]

Not disproven.

[@massimomaiocchi6141]

good video 😍👏

[@lucamaiocchi7208]

wow

[@salstrom1398]

I do have to say how annoying it is that everybody focuses on how incorrect the Dinosaurs are rather than enjoy the Beauty.

[@LazyOldFusspot_3428]

You spelled Dimorphism wrong

[@MarioLanzas.]

👍

[@guillermoynpilllkoiukubero4011]

Jurassic world

[@nicholasstaffiere8983]

Don't want to be nip picking here but the compy in the series didn't have a venomous bite that was the procompsognathus from the original micheal crichton novel, and also the troodon from jurassic park the game. And what, your telling me (or us) that the mamenchisaurus in the movie also has the DNA of a barosaurus? How come I did not know that!?

[@guillermoynpilllkoiukubero4011]

Indominus rex

[@undertakerbutler9827]

Tu Primal :D

[@strongman5243]

Monster dinos are best you have to accept this

[@remylebarh5426]

InGen best

[@lucasalvesfeitosa652]

#ubirajarabelongstobr