InGen vs Real Dinosaurs. PART 4/6: Jurassic World. size comparison

[@MarioLanzas.]

Part 4 of the Jurassic Park/World Dinosaur series. Check the previous videos if you missed them! Leave a LIKE if you enjoyed it and stay tunned for the next one! Thanks!

[@todyasal-tomandjerryww1-to976]

i like jurassic park and jurassis world

[@hughesbrownstudios4728]

The velociraptors in Jurassic Park arw not velociraptor Mongoliansis they are velociraptor entropis more commonly known today as deinonychus

[@theerickmancilla4632]

If you want to explain the science of jurassic world, understand the game because when you have the velociraptor at level 40 in jurassic world the game explains that velociraptors are of that size because they were genetically modified and some like charlie are like that because of the DNA of Iguana and many dinosaurs have differences since we remember that their DNA was very worn out so they completed it with creatures of our times it is logical that they look like this also in the times when jurassic park came out, science said that dinosaurs did not have feathers something that changed with the passage of time and seeing it I see the legs of the theropods are the same as those of chickens XD good video bro

[@theerickmancilla4632]

si quieres darle explicacion ala ciencia de jurassic world entiende el juego ya que cuando tienes al velociraptor al nivel 40 en jurassic world the game te explica que los velociraptores son de ese tamaño por que fueron modificados geneticamente y algunos como charlie son asi por el adn de iguana y muchos dinosaurios tienen diferencias ya que recordemos que su adn estuvo muy desgastado entonces lo acompletaron con criaturas de nuestros tiempos tiene logica que se vean asi ademas en los tiempos cuando salio jurassic park la ciencia decia que los dinosaurios no tenian plumas algo que cambio con el paso del tiempo y viendolo bien las patas de los teropodos son iguales al de las gallinas XD buen video bro a qui ta mi comentario en español XD

[@samueltristam6280]

Please make a camp cretaceus InGen vs Real dinosaurs

[@dagoodboyvids336]

This art is just the best. And these videos are the best of their kind.

[@Andrey.Ivanov]

I like the way you made the Indominus change its color. I think this ability was underused in the movie

[@gladiusbladeofthenorth9939]

This is very well done The indominus did use the dna of Giganotosaurus,majungasaurus and rugops by the way,which is why it has such an abelisaurid like head.

[@Andrey.Ivanov]

All animals whose dna is know to have been used in the creation of Indominus rex include: Tyrannosaurus Velociraptor Giganotosaurus Carnotaurus Majungasaurus Rugops Pycnonemosaurus Viavenator Quilmesaurus Therizinosaurus Deinosuchus Cuttlefish Tree frog Pit viper Basically almost half of those are abelisaurids, so this definitely explains some stuff. The resemblance to Majungasaurus is actually very obvious if you look at its head in a front view compared to Majungasaurus skull in a front view. The little horns above the eyes are likely from Carnotaurus and then of course the skin armour of scutes is a typical abelisaur feature

[@theacro3472]

The head represents a mix of allosauroid and abelisaurid

[@thepikamence1250]

The protruding teeth are from the Deinosuchus.

[@7yrannosaurusrex]

I love the realistic dimorphodon, so cute

[@strongman5243]

Real dimorphodon is shit

[@Demeter2004]

4:29 Indominus is like: whew...

[@drchickengie2403]

I thought the Indominus was going to be the one picked by the Mosasaurus

[@MrChrisStudios1234]

Apatosaurus face is actually the same face as indo making lol he’s even looking at it too

[@TristeRey]

4:28 epic moment!

[@dmitrialves7141]

4:28 Nice reference👌

[@CJCroen1393]

I love how the Mosasaurus eats the Pteranodon at the end XD I will admit, as ugly as the Pteranodons are in this film, I do love how they permanently look pissed off. Definitely reinforces the whole "high aggression" thing (which weirdly enough, may not be too far off the mark, though it'd probably be more likely with male Pteranodons than female ones).

[@SadSpectacle1]

They have really succeeded in creating a scary new dinosaur with the Indominus Rex. It's smart and has a skeletal, unsettling look to it, especially the crocodilian teeth. You are putting so much love into these videos, I appreciate them very much.

[@dynamosaurusimperious6341]

Well I found part 4 to be just as good as the previous 3,also love the background music,it's very nice

[@Francisco-Luna.]

Porfin llegó el vídeo más esperado

[@croc_moat2327]

I see underrated artist right here

[@TheLegoJungle]

The presentation is great as always.

[@MarioLanzas.]

Thank you!!

[@rexlupusetxe8367]

I just had lunch while watching dinos, you made my day.

[@japo1005]

Ya sé extrañaban tus vídeos

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Interestingly about the Mosasaurus, in Jurassic World and Fallen Kingdom, the InGen Mosasaurus doesn't have a tail fluke. Instead it has a tail like a sea snake or moray eel, which was what we THOUGHT the tail of a Mosasaur actually looked like. But in Camp Cretaceous, they've apparently corrected that mistake and given it a tail fluke.

[@leonardogrande6144]

It had it in the movie. Kind of. There was an attempt

[@Changyuraptor]

Haha nice touch using the Indominus' leitmotif during its section!

[@Takahashi_Takeda]

Love the sound effects and music from Jurassic World the game!

[@cheetah277]

Loving your video man also I love Jurassic park/world it’s my favourite movie franchise and my favourite movie from the franchise is lost world Jurassic park love how you did the mosasaurs at the size comparison ant the end and if you do fallen kingdom for your next video after that could you do a size comparison of dinosaur infants

[@carrosycamionetasviejas4112]

Cada vez tus videos son más geniales, sigue así.

[@carmencrespo9085]

totalmente de acuerdo

[@rexanimationproduction6138]

That's why JW and JP Were inaccurate Imagine a kaiju size mosasaurus wandering around the lagoon

[@Ezullof]

I mean... the whole thing about JP and JW is to justify dinosaur designs by saying "they aren't really dinosaurs, they are genetically modified monsters based on dinosaurs". So they don't really need to be accurate ; even if at the time of JP' release, they were much better than other examples of dinosaurs in fiction.

[@cheeburggaming7459]

The infant triceratops kind of looks scary... Its the facial structure and its eyes...

[@luky1346]

That ending with mosasaurs was best 😂

[@canaldryossauro6604]

Nice bro!

[@velociraptor4you3291]

"Oh, Indominus wasn't bred...she was DESIGNED!"

[@thedoruk6324]

Great works! I always wondered why the hell that INGEN did not genetically engineered their amphibian clone dinosaur hybrids to be far much more *docile* and suitable for domestication I mean the first 3 JP movies are original clones so their horrid behavior is understandable but the JW scientists have had every opportunity on their hands

[@drchickengie2403]

I think they actually did it, at least in some animals: If you notice the Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, Pteranodon, and Stegosaurus look a lot different from their original trilogy counterparts. I like to think that those animals were engineered again, while others like Parasaurolophus, Gallimimus, and Brachiosaurus were taken from Isla Sorna. The best example of this theory is Rexy, which we know was re-captured and it's the same or a clone of the same animal we saw in Jurassic Park; on the other hand, the Raptor Squad Velociraptors were designed by Dr. Wu using as a base the original ones (he says this in Fallen Kingdom, and it's noticeable on their designs).

[@Andrey.Ivanov]

Well I think they want their carnivores to appear aggressive cause this is basically what visitors want to see. Many attractions were centered around feeding carnivores. They try to make a most docile breed of raptors though. In fallen kingdom we see that Owen specifically studied their behavior when they were young and he was most interested in Blue because she showed the best ability to feel empathy. As for the herbivores I guess they did something to make them peaceful atleast to some extent. Cause otherwise it would be reckless of them to let visitors to go true massive herd of giant animals in an not too hard to destroy glass balls

[@drchickengie2403]

@@Andrey.Ivanov Exactly. That is reflected a lot by the Indominus, the public just wants "more teeth" when it comes to carnivores. The raptor where modified as well for the Project Ibris, they are still dangerous but definitely not as aggressive or rebellious as The Big One and her pack. And with Herbivours I like what you exposed, they made them more "friendly" and maybe cute if we look at the babies showed on-screen. I don't think escenes like the herding from Camp Cretaceous would have been possible with The Lost World Stegosaurus

[@Ezullof]

An issue with making animals more docile/domesticable is that you also make them more socially intelligent. It could be the reason why the "raptors" are able to open doors by imitating humans, for instance. Why they develop hunting strategies, and maybe even language. Those are traits that can be observed in intelligent animals like crows or dolphins: they can be domesticated to some extent, but if they could also eat humans...

[@strongman5243]

Shut up we should appreciate ingen or if any company in real-life do this making dinosauras more awsome scary and monsters

[@doomslayer2930]

Fun fact: pteranodon wouldn't have picked up humans because their legs were fragile.

[@tyranosauriorex6974]

Admiro mucho tu trabajo, sin duda eres uno de los mejores paleoartistas contemporaneos.

[@MarioLanzas.]

Muchas gracias!

[@creationmation4959]

4:29 R. I. P pteranodon

[@cowboylikedinos]

Ooo el video estuvo genial, sigue con el buen trabajo :0 exitos

[@todyasal-tomandjerryww1-to976]

your drawing paleoart is nice beautiful and tidy

[@MarioLanzas.]

Thank you! :)

[@local._.]

Can you do one for ornithopods/hadrosaurs?

[@MarioLanzas.]

sure!

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

4:29 we'll be right back

[@borl8859]

wow amanzing and new sounds

[@drchickengie2403]

Amazing illustrations as always. I just notice you didn't re-analyze animals like the Ankylosaurus since their designs change in Jurassic World. One thing: Are you going to include just the Juvenile Allosaurus for the Fallen Kingdom video? Or also the adult Allosaurus from Battle at Big Rock?

[@MarioLanzas.]

You'll have to wait and see! ;)

[@JoseR1207]

Excelente video. Gracias. Estoy intrigado por el de Fallen Kingdom. Tal vez incluya las especies de Battle at Big Rock. :)

[@nelsonvenema3614]

The books didn't have velociraptors, it had denonichus instead. George Lucas thought that velociraptor sounded cooler

[@hanglim9142]

Mosasaurus: DIE PTERANODON DIE Pteranodon: NOOOOOO DON'T EAT ME Mosasaurus: LOL YOUR DEAD

[@g0j1ra-jp04]

When part 5/6

[@thomasnuedling9167]

Very well done!

[@AKdrawing9891]

I like the part where the mosasaurus jump and eat the pteranodon

[@ssthofficial8213]

When indominus is closer to mapusaurus and Actual mosasaurus is chubby

[@scottthesmartape9151]

very distinctive libms I must say

[@dediosmadera3385]

new subscriber friend 👍

[@loversofthebarefeetofficia42]

3:30 - head of Mosasaurus from Jurassic World by you - me when i try get up at 5 am

[@gabrielfernando7265]

Obg 😊😊

[@thedoruk6324]

By the way is Dakotaaraptor still valid Last time I looked into it that one considered to be a *chimera*

[@aslebewpanzere-1007]

Real mosasaurus + Dakosaurus: InGen Mosasaurus?

[@ghulamdyaksaparadiso1946]

Imagine be a pterosaur like pteranodon with head bigger than your body, fragile body and you must keep your wings everyday even you can fly

[@gabrielfernando7265]

Faz do fallen world

[@MrT_Rex]

What do you think about Claire ? Do you prefer her in JW or in JWFK ?

[@TParkersVision]

do a video where you draw the accurate tyrannosaurus rex

[@thaddeuswagenlander8411]

I like these accurate dinosaurs then the ingen one. I think

[@meli-melo9759]

4:16 Rexy is not green, she is brown.

[@sohyunbaek8010]

Why majungasaurus is small? (Majungasaurus' biggest specimen is have a 8.5m long

[@jabbarmuhammad]

Good video but I like the accurate versions more better

[@flippingheck6697]

Los dimorphodon de la película se veían ridículos y desproporcionados con esas cabezas de terópodos, y ni se diga del mega-cocodrilo con aletas al que decidieron llamar "mosasaurio". Lástima que Masrani tampoco quizo mostrar la realidad.

[@Chin1414]

I’ve got a question why is the majungasaurus/mapusaurus the indonimus I’m not being rude but it dosent make sence because the mapusaurus isn’t the indonimus

[@TheConGaminator]

the InGen mosasaur has the nostrils on the top of the head instead of the tip of the snout 😃

[@Usaoil3030]

Pero haz uno de Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous

[@donbisbo]

nice

[@jarringsoap3505]

makes the comparison of the animals of the ark with those of the jp and jw and of the real life

[@solar-jaymi]

The ingen apatosaurus was a little bit acurate

[@nateperez7768]

Actually, Scorpius Rex was the first created hybrid

[@myusername3689]

If Siats meekerorum was really a 12+ metre long megaraptoran theropod, then that would be the real life equivalent of the Indominus rex. But too few fossils of siats have been found so it’s not yet known.

[@Agul_Asli765]

Siats it's Carcharodontosauria in new study 2024, Saurophaganax very familiar with Indominus rex

[@maetontesix3982]

Bro de donde sacas las imágenes de dinosaurios que pones en tus video

[@MarioLanzas.]

Las hago yo

[@maetontesix3982]

@@MarioLanzas. ooohh entonces que buen paleo-art mis diezes para ti,me interesan porque dibujo dinosaurios , es difícil encontrar buenas imágenes para dibujar por eso pregunto

[@aircrafttuna8093]

YOU FORGOT PREHISTORIC PLANET’S INDOMINUS REX!

[@Tyrannotitan_Chubutensis]

The in Dominus Rex has Carnotaurus DNA

[@lalitoeduardito578]

dakosaurus is a metriorhynchidae

[@aslebewpanzere-1007]

Achillobator I indonesia(im from there): *Achill*

[@gothicblack5876]

Jurassic World Reinó La Caído Teratophoneus 🤔🔎

[@mrdrip1216]

Monolophosaurus

[@loversofthebarefeetofficia42]

3:01 - right,,Goosesaurus''

[@thaddeuswagenlander8411]

Next stop fallen kingdom.

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

Please make the Writings more clear and in white because the red words are literally blurred 🤔

[@leonardogrande6144]

You need glasses

[@dylansearcy3966]

Isn't there sexual dimorphism in pteranodon

[@Jazzythehazzy]

Raptor

[@darklobooscurodemonio817t]

aver el indominus rex no es un mapusaurio ni un majungasaurio

[@darklobooscurodemonio817t]

@Analisa Melano callate

[@gabrielfernando7265]

Legenda em português

[@meli-melo9759]

Spanish*

[@idk-xt2kt]

Sheesh

[@eusebiogriego8932]

Idominus rex is made genetically this dude made a mistake

[@evankendra162]

Indominus rex is Giganotosaurus

[@matejajanic6932]

Well they did use giga DNA

[@meli-melo9759]

Indominus is a t-rex

[@Spinjitzumaster23]

Los dinosaurios de Jurassic park y Jurassic world no deberían de ser comparados con los dinosaurios reales además es ciencia ficción

[@MarioLanzas.]

por eso precisamente se comparan. para que la gente sepa dónde están las diferencias entre unos y otros

[@insectzilla673]

Jwtg sfx

[@ONYX_Maximus]

This actually has no inaccuracies but the apatosauruses back feet should only be showing the the thumb claw

[@mohdhaidar1410]

mosaurus is real

[@matejajanic6932]

Well duh

[@lucasalvesfeitosa652]

#ubirajarabelongstobr

[@Melanosuchusss]

Correction: 3:09 No mosasaur exceeded 13 meters and 7 tons, 15-17 meter estimates are absurdly untrue, the largest macropredatory marine reptile is Temnodontosaurus which actually could reach 15 meters and a staggering 12 tons. *Unfortunately, Megalodon and Livyathan dwarf them both, with Megalodon having 15-18 meter and 50-66 ton estimates, and Livyathan with a ginormous 14-17 meters and 55-70 ton size. Talk about fat!*

[@mohdhaidar1410]

RAPTOR ARE BIGS!ITS NOT THE SIZE OF A MODERN TURKEY OK!

[@gabrielfernando7265]

Legenda em português