Could The Indominus rex Survive The Mesozoic?

[@TheChadGilgamesh6901]

Indominus seeing that instead of the apatosaurus running away from him in fear, he is actually running towards you along with a whole herd: 💀

[@pierre-samuelroux9364]

Apato would crush irex irl not flee

[@Icy_815]

@@pierre-samuelroux9364not really, her arms are more than enough to wear down apatosaurus, just like other theropods did with other sauropods. As long as she’s smart enough to weave in and out (which she is) she’d be fine in a 1v1

[@pierre-samuelroux9364]

@@Icy_815 most theropods used their HEADS

[@pierre-samuelroux9364]

@@Icy_815 and no she won't you truly think the sauropod will stand still?No they will kick as soon as she comes close

[@Ok-fn6ue]

​@@Icy_815i rex is not beating an apato when it starts whipping its tail in the air 40 tons vs something close to 10 tons

[@GojiCenter]

Hey, Nice work on this one.

[@FRIESTY]

YOOOOO GOJI AM UR BIGGEST FAN

[@Ntinakkos]

That's why I love Goji sm. Except creating masterpieces, he always supports smaller creators. Best KZbinr fr 🔥🔥

[@FRIESTY]

@@Ntinakkos fr 🔥🔥

[@ALPHA-EDITZ017]

@@GojiCenter SIUUUUUU GOJI AM A HUGE FAN

[@vizzy_ree]

Would love to see this same idea done with the I Rex 2.0, collab maybe? 👀 Edit:might not even be worth it 💀 just a combination of destroying anything that moves and domination

[@DakotaofRaptors]

Another thing to note is that T-Rex were super successful animals, judging by their abundant fossils, so not only were individuals dangerous - they were plentiful. I imagine I-Rex would recognize the futility of combating them and would learn to split resources where need be.

[@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast]

Quite agreed

[@jacobd.k1136]

@@DakotaofRaptors trex was not abundant, they simply lacked competition. We find more forsils an more complete fossils because of the location's we find them in, an that they are milllions of years newer then lets say spinosaurus it is also easier to extract there fossils. An they have a lot of attention in the fossil industry in general. They were no more abundant then any other theropod in their respective time periods. The animal that dominated the late Cretaceous was the triceratops

[@playerjaxsco9898]

Split resources💀💀

[@Susmatorexists]

​@@jacobd.k1136still the rex is the most powerfull and one of the smartest big carnivores that existed

[@Tuurgly]

@@jacobd.k1136all of that yapping to prove WHY they were abundant.

[@BugsandBiology]

On land, at least, I suspect giant herbivores would represent a bigger hazard/obstacle for Indominus than any carnivore. Especially since she seems to have no sense of self-preservation. The Triassic would easily be the safest time period for her, so long as she stays away from deep water.

[@daffierpython7755]

Idk she seems to have self preservation. She sets up a trap to escape her enclosure to live free, she doesn't jump to chase Zach and gray at the water fall, she communicated with the raptors instead of killing them, and seemingly did the same with rexy but rexy retaliated and indy attacked

[@BugsandBiology]

@@daffierpython7755Guess that’s true. It’s been a while since I last watched JW.

[@claudiabarata6168]

​@@BugsandBiology As far as I remember, the I.rex didn't tried to communicate with Rexy. It communicated only with the Velociraptors.

[@claudiabarata6168]

​@@daffierpython7755 But, she charged against herbivores 3 times her size, a large armoured ankylosaur and a carnivore as large as her without even thinking. The actions that you previously mentioned were more related to basic social/surviving instincts, that even a genetically modified animal has. The Indominus rex know that she can't jump off a cliff, but doesn't think before attacking a large, potential threat.

[@CatEaterlol_ANTICOMMUNIST]

Eh, some might be a little threat like fasolasuchus and prestosuchus.

[@scarletmonk7209]

No. Not saying she wouldnt stomp everything, shes bigger than almost all predators, stonger, camouflage, thermal vision, high intelligence and is generally just a brawler, but... shes overly aggressive and will get game ended before she can figure out that shes not invincibility. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Her aggressiveness is quite a disadvantage

[@TRH0317]

@@TheOverseerDebatesthe indom was not fully grown

[@claudiabarata6168]

​@@TRH0317 Even fully grown, she would face the same issue. She would only last longer and kill more.

[@william3100]

​@@claudiabarata6168she would NOT face the same issue because she would be bigger and more powerful. Plus, the movie says that she was trying to find where she was in the food chain. Meaning that, once she finds out she's not invincible and makes it out alive, she will stop taking risks.

[@DANIELH013]

Indominus gets screwed just for going after something too big

[@CimmerianAssassin]

Her initial aggression will probably be her undoing. After all, in jurassic world it was stated she wanted to know her place atop the food chain. But in an era where there are many more massive predators and more amounts of giant herbivores, eventually the wear and tear of life will set in. She'll probably be a get successful hunter though with all the abilities of camo and thermal vision and high intelligence. If she can survive her initial recklessness, I think she'll be relatively fine

[@gaster000]

There is one feature that IMO makes Indominus Rex have a way tougher time killing big opponents: It's jaw and tooth build. Indominus' jaw is built mainly like crocodilian, same goes for teeth. This means that the mouth would be mainly used to grab and hold onto prey instead of dealing damage, unless it clamps it's jaws and then pulls them back, making the teeth pull on the skin. That still leaves the target alive, though now heavly bleeding. T. Rex has a much better jaw and tooth build for fighting other apex creatures, since teeth work more like a saw, and the general mouth shape would allow for deeper and stronger cuts, possibly leading to one-shotting the opponent by crushing their neck.

[@TheNovaBytes]

1 problem I realizied, the indom wouldn't survive comfortably due to a genetic trait caused by the dienoshyucus(i think thats the wrong species name) DNA as it's teeth gum is outside it will probably rot unless it comes in contact with water almost all the time so it will suffer servere toothaches and would probably develop an infection.

[@dylanmedow2015]

If she saw a therapist to get her aggressiveness down lol but seriously if she was able to get her aggressiveness down and get some patience she could do hit-and-run tactics on bigger targets very easily inflicting heavily bleeding wounds and running away camouflaging basically disappearing and repeating until the target weak enough to finish off or bleeds out and she can definitely outrun most bigger targets

[@akabluebird4197]

@@TheNovaByteswell the i-rex canonically has gills so it seems fully possible for it to solve that problem

[@dreadnoughtus_01]

Herbivores especially sauropods and hadrosaurs are so disrespectfully underrated in Jurassic world, nice video ❤

[@yurisanbuenaventura8673]

They made the herbivores in jw really stupid😢

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Agreed and thank you!

[@watertypes4evers]

I think something I personally see is that park Dinos have lived a relatively peaceful and pampered life, being fed and allowed to live in nice man made environments and no predators for the herbivores. The real deals had to fight from day one to survive so even if Rexy has had a few years on her own before World, a real Rex would have to hunt and survive for its whole life, thus giving dinosaurs like this a possible experience edge against Indy

[@razalisuria4846]

And the real tyrant rex look alot more chooky compared to rexy so it has a weight advantaged and indom was all ready getting yeet by park rexy

[@razalisuria4846]

Did i forget to mention that real t rex have a high iq

[@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast]

Agreed

[@AncientWildTV]

How do you think these differences would express in a confrontation between a park dinosaur and a wild one?

[@claudiabarata6168]

@@AncientWildTV The wild Dinosauria would use more specialized tactics and have more strategie than it's movie counterparts.

[@FrostGhidorahEX]

While Indominus may struggle at first Given her higher intelligence. She'd likely figure out what to do and what not to do in these new environments. She'd inevitably get bruised and cut. But she'd probably come out of these scrapes with more wisdom then anything. Now the question is if her "improved" version the Indoraptor couls thrive. At a much smaller size he'd be more at risk in this time periods and that could lead to interesting interactions.

[@spinosaurusstriker]

People forget how nerfed the hervivores in jurassic park verse are.

[@HolasoyConejito]

They are not nerfed, just the carnivores are buffed

[@spinosaurusstriker]

@@HolasoyConejito not true giving how easely they get defeated by a girl doing acrobathics and a dude closing the mouth of one his bare hands

[@raptormage2209]

Well except for that one kentrosaurus who knocked THE spinosaurus out cold with a single tail swing, tho i had only seen the clip.

[@spinosaurusstriker]

@@raptormage2209 yeah tf was happening there

[@Moon_Knight-w6i]

@@spinosaurusstrikerthose are the raptors not the larger megatheropods but you’re still right,some carnivores are actually nerfed

[@milchesarreal6964]

Indominus rex thinking it could take on a Titanosaur before getting squished like a ripe pimple:

[@the_entity8636]

There’s no need to say the indom is extremely intelligent. I feel like it would rather would something that large alone

[@liamdealmeida9914]

Nah. The Indominus could definitely take on a Titanosaur. Jurassic Park mega theropods have been confirmed to be able to hunt 60+ton sauropods, have bulldozed through structures that even megalodons, livyatans and blue whales couldn't and have survived being hit with military weaponry, like a missle launcher. You may not believe this, but hear me out: Fictional characters can often do a lot more than what we see IRL. The same way a 6'3" man can sneeze a solar system away and punch beings that are beyond dimensionality.

[@GarycooperEli]

@@liamdealmeida9914So… The Indominus is as strong as Anti-Spiral? I don’t get you.

[@liamdealmeida9914]

@@GarycooperEli No. I was trying to explain that you shouldn't appeal to reality for fictional characters. My example was how Superman (who is way beyond the Anti-Spiral, but anyways) is crazy powerful but is only 6'3" and ≈100kg. So, you can't use the logic of "a 8-12 ton theropod shouldn't be able to beat a 80 ton sauropod or be stronger than a 150 ton whale", when it's been established that they are capable of such in the franchise.

[@GarycooperEli]

@@liamdealmeida9914 But they aren’t capable of taking down a titanosaur. The indominus took down a herd of apatosaurs that for some reason don’t know how to fight back. You know the tides change when suddenly the herd comes rushing at you instead of staying still like trees waiting to be chopped down.

[@MWSin1]

Jurassic Park engineers: Let's make a super predator. People will pay good money to see that. Also Jurassic Park engineers: Let's make it invisible.

[@claudiabarata6168]

L.ol.!

[@jonathanmichel6399]

That ankilosaurus hit would have completely shattered the lower jaw, hybrid or not. This is plot armor.

[@nguyenlightduy7020]

Its skin could even tank a Rocket laucher So im not surprise about it much

[@jonathanmichel6399]

then we have to apply its skin to every amored vehicles out there!

[@thegamingcheeseeater1061]

@@nguyenlightduy7020the rocket misses, it never got hit by that rocket

[@nguyenlightduy7020]

@@thegamingcheeseeater1061 That make more sense than it tanking a rocket laucher

[@msbrownsierra]

​@@nguyenlightduy7020the rocket launcher barely missed, the impact knocked the indominus Rex over, showing no wound or broken skin, also indominus Rex couldn't tear through rexys neck and somehow destroyed something pretty durable...it's kinda plot armor

[@Crakinator]

I think you’ve got an accurate take on indom vs accurate T. rex. Here’s mine: A massive 12 ton rex would definitely kill or maim indom if she decided to fight one, though the rex may bleed out and die afterwards depending on how it goes. With T. rex’s ridiculously advanced senses, indom is not sneaking up on one. Rex just needs to keep its face towards indom, and there’s not much indom can do. Rex has a huge advantage in raw mass and center of mass, giving it impressive agility and somewhat of an immunity to being manhandled by indom’s arms. It’s also got way more destructive potential than anything we’ve seen from Isla Nublar, and any part of indom that gets caught in rex’s jaws would say goodbye.

[@Jhonkotar217]

Facts

[@vizzy_ree]

I think that in just a straight up confrontation, paleo accurate rex will win most if not all I rex encounters, I think a lot of the I rexes potential will rely on how much it abuses camouflage, we don’t really know how quickly it’s camouflage will adapt to it’s surroundings, the t rex may also be able to smell it at that close of a proximity but I’m not knowledgeable enough there to know for sure, I definitely think if the I rex can just disappear at will that’s sort of interesting 🤷‍♂️

[@Jhonkotar217]

​​@@vizzy_ree interesante comentario, pero si, incluso si la I,Rex fuera capaz de camuflarse en unos pocos segundos o menos para evitar su vista, aún el T.rex sería capaz de detectarla gracias a su excelente sentido del olfato, pero si incluso así de alguna manera logra burlar su olfato [por ejemplo: que el viento esté a su favor] aún el T.ex tendría a su disposición un oído tan bueno cómo su olfato y/o vista, éso sin contar que gracias a estudios recientes, sabemos que los T,Rex eran capaces de sentir las vibraciónes que causan la pisadas de otras criaturas atraves de las almuadillas de sus patas, de forma similar a los Elefantes modernos!

[@msbrownsierra]

It's OVER if accurate trex got a good bite on the neck, tearing the thick skin with 4 tons, exploding blood vessels and veins and shredding flesh, breaking and snapping bone, If the indominus Rex did escape, it would die due to infection.

[@yukotani7871]

You also forget that indom is hyper intelligent meaning shes smarter then any of the dinosaurs there

[@dancingyeti3922]

Would be interesting if the environment from the Jurassic was the Morrison formation. Firstly, the temperature was capable of actually being a problem during the dry season, as most if not all large animals leave during this time of the year. But that's not all, as not only the light threat of Allosaurus, Torvosaurus, and Ceratosaurus. Though, packs/mobs of most likely Allosaurus would be a problem. There is an even larger pack/mob theropod, Saurophaganax, with an average individual being around 4-5 tones and then the largest ones being up to 8 tones. I really don't think the I. rex could survive the Morrison due to the climate and the added threat of Saurophaganax (if it hunted in packs). Another environment that could give the I. rex trouble would be the Huincul formation, as it has Argentinosaurus and the large carcharotontosaurids, Meraxes and Mapusaurus. With Mapusaurus possibly hunting in packs.

[@Ok-fn6ue]

I rex would decimate leviathan, shes way smarter and has more power and durability

[@Atlasworkinprogress]

Unfortunately, Saurophaganax has now been determined to be a Sauropod.

[@dancingyeti3922]

@ the paper says at the end there is still a large theropod in the Morrison formation from the material that they said isn’t a sauropod.

[@Atlasworkinprogress]

@@dancingyeti3922 Yes, but the Holotype of Saurophaganax is the vertebra that was reclassified. The name sticks with the Holotype, so the name follows the Vertebra. Unless the vertebra belongs to a Sauropod that is already defined, then the Saurophaganax name goes away, and can potentially be reused for the Allosaur remains, should there be a unique indicator among those remains (size is not a unique indicator) to give the Allosaur it's own genus and an not fold it into Allosaurus.

[@dancingyeti3922]

@ yea not disagreeing on that part

[@cadenvega6728]

In my opinion, despite being a very impressive apex predator, I don't think the Indominus Rex would have a high population. The female Indominus that was featured on Jurassic World displayed a rather antisocial behavior even when she was significantly younger as she killed her twin brother. The hybrids that have been shown to have another counterpart showed far more aggression towards other members of their own species.

[@ariannascarano9174]

it was a very nice video and fascinating, I expected that the Idominus Rex despite being a killing stain would not have had an easy life in the different periods in which you introduced it, however I love it when you make long videos and I can't wait to see the next one😁

[@elcrakcultraporxchara3260]

The Indominus Rex the second she sees Scotty or Sue pull into the battlefield: 😟

[@PREHISTORIC.PRESIDENT.]

Fr and this guy is saying the bigger Rex than I Rex would avoid her and be scared makes 0 sense.

[@DinoDom13]

​@@PREHISTORIC.PRESIDENT.the indominus wasn't scared of 60 Feet tall Sauropoda why would she be scared of shorter Rexes than Rexy

[@The_Dinosaur_Heretic]

Sue and Scotty got nothing on Cope

[@DinoDom13]

@@The_Dinosaur_Heretic Scotty > Ed Cope

[@ShadowDaPk]

​@@PREHISTORIC.PRESIDENT. It makes perfect sense for even the bigger ones to not want to fight unless they have to. They're not looking to prove anything, they're animals who want to live and not take unneeded injury.

[@vladline1882]

Why are Brachiosarus getting underrated when it comes to battle? JP Sauropods doesn't even fight back.

[@nguyenlightduy7020]

Yeah I doubt that indominus could beat any 30 tons+ real life Sauropod

[@claudiabarata6168]

@@nguyenlightduy7020 I agree.

[@herohunter5961]

​​@@nguyenlightduy7020 Brother the Indominus Rex was out here tanking AK47, he would clap any sauropod. It's hide is too thick to do any damage, only way sauropod could win is via using it's weight, but we know that sauropods aren't as mobile as prehistoric documentaries make them seem

[@nguyenlightduy7020]

@@herohunter5961 it have bulletproof skin doesnt mean it can take 30 ton+ pressing on it Not to mention the sauropod is slow when moving but not in fighting,some of them have really fast tail whip and stomp. And unlike the movie the sauropod skin in real life is very thick.while Indominus claw leaving only not-too-deep cuts on the trex's body

[@Moon_Knight-w6i]

@@nguyenlightduy7020doesn’t rexy still literally have her scars from the Indom fight?

[@armoredaustin4127]

Btw Indominus Rex was a sub adult at the time of jurassic World

[@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast]

Yeah so it could be quite larger

[@James34838]

Yes but she wouldn't grow loads she would only grow a little bit as she was still close to being full grown

[@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast]

@@James34838 ye that’s why I said quite larger not much larger. Also she might not grow as fast as food out there isn’t guaranteed and food will now fight. Although her extreme growth abilities will still give her a noticeable but not extreme growth

[@armoredaustin4127]

@@James34838 she was barely halfway through sub

[@RubyCarrots3232]

​@@armoredaustin4127 No way her body handles being more than an extra 20% heavier. Otherwise it will compromise her speed and agility.

[@zarious5107]

The amount jjk memes that are in here makes me smile. much love mister gator I didn’t even know there was Paleo KZbinrs, who liked jujutsu Kaisen like my self but I am no Paleo KZbinr but I am a nerd

[@ssjgarfield]

Great to see the Triceratops herd from the Naturalis Biodiversity Center in the Netherlands getting mentioned.

[@ShadowMonarchGod]

The point that everyone forgets is indominus was this aggressive is because she NEVER EVER saw anything except her brother that she killed, meaning that she could be even considered even mentally instable in the film, in normal condition she might not be as aggressive since she could have had someone to learn from and see the world since the beginning not all in one after YEARS of being alone

[@AmaroRuiz08]

While i find the video really entertaining and the subject matter interesting, i found that placement of the indominus within the jurassic period is a little too convenient, while yes, the Lourinhã formation has the most bio diversity of the european jurassic formations and having two north american environments in a row would be too repetitive, the Morrison formation would present a bigger and better challenge for the Indo, as there are more equal footed predators like Saurophaganax, Allosauros Fragilis and Torvosaurus tanneri, not only that, the herbivores within the Morrison where even more adapted to competing with large predators, but in truth, thats about the only real problem i see and i understand that the video needs to be made so it can be both educational and entertaining, the choice made its not that important but it bothers me just a bit more than usual, this still a great video and a great subject matter, love the effort put into it and please continue making this kind of videos as they are really good and entertaining to watch.

[@henrykkeszenowicz4664]

Indominus really looks a lot like an Allosaurus. I can imagine it mistakenly interbreeding with Saurophaganax, which is a scarcely preserved, possibly gigantic relative of Allosaurus.

[@Moon_Knight-w6i]

Aren’t things that are closely related capable of interbreeding? Too my knowledge indominus has no allosaurid Dna

[@thecod2345]

@@Moon_Knight-w6iit probably has some allosaurid DNA considering the eyebrow ridges. However not nearly enough to interbreed. If we can’t interbreed with chimps despite sharing close to 96% of your dna, the indominus couldn’t crossbreed with allosaurus.

[@Moon_Knight-w6i]

@@thecod2345 things like lions and tigers can breed with eachother tho?,and I’m pretty sure it gets the eyebrow ridges from giga and carno.

[@thecod2345]

@@Moon_Knight-w6i The interbreeding thing is very contextual. Tigers and lions may look fairly different but they’re genetically close enough to interbreed. It’s similar to how a chihuahua may look very different from a German shepherd but they can breed. It’s a bit of a blurry line when things are no longer able to physically hybridize but the line does exist. Something like the indom would probably not be able to interbreed with anything, the closest it could get is a T. rex and it still would be very far off. Also probably not carno but Giga is pretty likely too.

[@garrylean9493]

Now I wanna see a semi-sequel starring a V-Rex, (Vasataosaurus Rex from King Kong 2005), going through the same gauntlet! >:3 Great vid overall tho!!

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Cheers, I did debate using the V-rex or possibly even Kong. Ended up settling for the I.rex, but there is a good chance I will touch on them in the future!

[@garrylean9493]

@@TheOverseerDebates Sweeeet!^^

[@AndrewDavis-sj6mb]

​@@TheOverseerDebatesHow is your Tuesday?Have you watched Smallfoot or read Ephesians today?

[@hakeeemquaviantavius]

Vastatosaurus would perform better than the indominus ngl. In a one-on-one scenario tho indominus slaps basically everything

[@LifeEnjoyer-jo6yb]

Well, this depends if we’re talking about a mature adult I-rex or the aggressive sub adult that had no sense of where she was in the food chain. Because, realistically, she would body almost any prehistoric land animal that wasn’t the largest of the megasauropods. She’s larger than a Rex, significantly smarter and stronger, a lot more durable, has genetic resistance to disease, usable arms with thumbs + Rex like jaws, more agile than any real life animal her size, better adaptations for her environment, and would overall just absolutely murder anything she so pleased. Now before yall try to refute this, remember the irex has not only survived, but survived with no mortal injuries, human weaponry and being thrown through a building. If you threw a real life animal in her position, they would’ve died easily. That’s because the Indom was made to be a monster, not an animal. The only threat I could see her facing would be a stampeding sauropod herd(even then she’s not dumb and would likely just move out of the way, and yes she’s more than fast enough to do so). She could likely kill an adult sauropod because she is as smart, large, and durable as she is shown in the movies. And a small misconception about sauropods in JW is they’re docile defenseless morons. They’re not. The therapods are just strong as hell.

[@logganfournier9775]

I had a feeling the jurassic would be the best for her. She easily beats all the other carnivores there and most of the herbivore wound be great prey. Great job on this video.

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Thank you!

[@mrsheldon9134]

Studies show that a dino the size of T.rex (8 tons) would have needed 120kg (264lbs) of meat per day.... *IF* it had the metabolism of a mammal. In reality, scientists think dinos likely had a mesothermic metabolism, somewhere between a reptile and a mammal, meaning that a T.rex would only need about 20kg of meat per day. Although the Indominus is shown to be extremely active, implying a mammalian metabolism, her ability to decrease her infrared output implies that she can slow down her metabolism to the point where she becomes cold-blooded (that's the only way to hide from infrared sensors). If that's the case, then it's likely she would only need 20kg of food a day, and even the smaller herbivores of the Triassic would suffice for her. In fact, if she can stay cold-blooded indefinitely, she could potentially reduce her food requirements to an insanely low *5.5* kg a day!

[@claudiabarata6168]

That is interesting!

[@WarThunderAddict92]

The thing about T. Rex’s, they most likely hunted with their mate, of offspring, making it more difficult for I. Rex.

[@user-bw1il9in2q]

Psittacosaurus: Nah I’d win

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Taco is the honoured one after all

[@jboss7376]

I like how in the combat sections you never think about infection. Yeah Indom could take a stego but one hit to the thigh with the stagamizer. Now thats a massive hole in a time period where disease kills more creatures than anything else. Even the stegos natural predator was wary about the death sentence. Also random thing the Trex teeth were designed to dig in and not let go if the rex can bite the indom on any vital spots its over

[@Sharktoz]

WE'RE SO FUCKING BACK!!! Absolutely loved this one, great work mate!

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Thank you brother!

[@xenodragon77]

An important detail would be if indom is powerscaled or translated into realistic strength levels Via powerscaling, indom's stats are simply to busted. The main issue would be food supply mainly, as a fast, highly intelligent, giant carnivore would have crazy food demands, especially if its hunting for sport. At realistic levels, it would have to be careful about some fights as indom is less experienced and irl herbivores would be less skittish than jws. Larger and more experienced rexes in particular could very well be enough to kill it. Or worse, *groups* of opponents. 2 rexes, a large mob of allos, herds of sauropods or trikes... these situations could get very dangerous very quickly, especially if indom is wounded from previous battles. I believe indom would still survive, but there would be some difficulty adjusting initially.

[@Jhonkotar217]

Bueno, Es obvio que esté video se centrara más en la vía Realista que en la tonteria sin sentido que es la Escala de Poder...

[@thecod2345]

I think the indo was doomed from the start. Realistically, her energy needs are way too high, human like intelligence, camouflage, insane strength and speed, an armored hide, quills, and so much more, this thing needs way too much energy to function. Ironically I think this would be its downfall. She’d be forced to constantly eat out of desperation, never giving herself time to heal, and even that only increases her hunger, until eventually she meets her match, if she doesn’t within the first month already. She’s like deviljho, except at least deviljho comfortably stomps most of its prey without much of a fight. Even if she were to reproduce, the young eat eachother in the nest, it’s a completely unstable super predator that couldn’t even sustain itself much less it’s own young, hell the adults might just end up eating their own young just to keep up with their insatiable appetite.

[@Kingofcurses-w3d]

​@@thecod2345 what do you mean breed she is mixed with like 15 different dinosaurs including like what like 5% human or something like that at this point i don't really remember so tell me what dinosaur is sje going to mate with in our world tell me because it's impossible and not only that as soon as she finds a male she would probably most likely kill him considering that she is 5% human or whatever she would probably have standards in males indominus rex but I don't think she can mate or breed or produce offspring at this point I don't think she even have a reproductive organs

[@wuju55]

Real trex + irex is a needed video, subbing and waiting

[@8bitutopia1954]

Mahoraga reference spotted 12:25

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Good catch!

[@huntercaptain9411]

I kinda wonder how well Vastatosaurus Rex would do in the Meszoic era. It wouldn't be the craziest video, but I do think it would be neat.

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Yeah that is in the to do list, behind 2005 Kong.

[@huntercaptain9411]

@TheOverseerDebates Oh! Well that is a pleasant surprise!

[@THEEGOBLINNE]

Just one fight with an adult real world Tyrannosaurus would end the Indominus in the long run. Those arms are far too gracile to handle the forces a rex can put out with it's jaws, instant bone pulverization, Tyrannosaurus also shows a great deal of fossil evidence supporting that they grappled by biting eachothers jaws in intraspecific combat, if one were to choose to grapple in such a manner when faced by a similarily large therapod, the results would be quite catastrophic for the indo's mandible should this be the target region, which honestly may be entirely torn off (game over even if she doesn't bleed to death), given the speculated neck musculature of Tyrannosaurus giving it immense thrashing capability.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

That video where crocodile rip off zebra face.

[@kovval8835]

T. Rex is probably the only dinosaur that was far more overpowered in real life than in jurrasic park

[@THEEGOBLINNE]

@@ExtremeMadnessX That's probably a good comparison.

[@the_entity8636]

The size comparison of paleo accurate rex and Indominus from the movie is like rexy and the giga from dominion. Indominus rex towers over paleo accurate rex

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

@@the_entity8636 Nope.

[@erehoo]

I need this video but with jp3 spino :>

[@LamarjorieQueen]

Dreadnaughtus/paleo accurate Rex on their way to be the storm that is approaching for this camouflaged rat:

[@Manicthecreator]

The JP trex is just as powerful but more lean and faster THO it was way more sneakier and was quiet and it also hunted in duos

[@LamarjorieQueen]

@@Manicthecreator is it okay if I had the loudest, most aggressive minor disagreement with you? Take everything I say with a minor grain of salt if you ARE okay with me goin all “erm, ackchtually” on ur behind, if not, just say so. Either way, watch the gojicenter video on paleo accurate Trex in Jurassic, it’s pretty good, and it highlights what I might say if I get the chance to rant about it :/

[@Manicthecreator]

@@LamarjorieQueen uhm 😐 so I did and trex is much stronger then I thought 💀

[@LamarjorieQueen]

@@Manicthecreator yeah, pretty much that :3 (big paleo nerd hearing someone say that non paleo accurate is scarier and remembering dilophosaurus: )

[@LamarjorieQueen]

Also, animals like trice and apato were most likely not TURBO aggressive, but in the animal kingdom, there usually isn’t a size where you aren’t at *least* an inconvenience. You still destroy harmless bugs because “eew” or something, and most large animals would kill you for the same reason. FURTHER fun fact, honey badgers, Dracula flows of the animal kingdom, are practically damage proof. Who’s to say some random compy wasn’t the same :3c ?

[@Stejers]

Dont forget the fact that in the movie the indominus rex was able to comunicate and make the raptor join her So it is possible for her to kinda make a "kingdom" by literaly making those types of predators pay tribute to her while she doesnt need to do anything but to threaten them once in a while

[@Moon_Knight-w6i]

You’ve also gotta take into account those raptors are likely smarter than their irl counterparts

[@Wolfie54545]

You don’t know what a Velociraptor is if you think that’s gonna do anything

[@Moon_Knight-w6i]

@@Wolfie54545 they didn’t say just velociraptors

[@YaRinGEEE]

would've liked to see her in the Morrison Formation since a study done on bite marks from the Morrison concluded that Allosaurus ran fades with everyone and if we go with the gregarious Allosaur theory then the Indominus might be cooked

[@TheOverseerDebates]

I was debating to put her in the Morrison formation, but decided not to do repeat North America twice. Will would have been interesting too discuss how she would deal with that plus saurophaganax

[@Atlasworkinprogress]

@@TheOverseerDebates Saurophaganx is now a sauropod, so that might change things.

[@ChrisAce117]

the irex packs mentioned at the end would be wild

[@godzillarwby1755]

I was expecting the Saurophaganax to be mentioned.

[@Iceican]

he seems to be not be including a lot of different animals, he even used the smaller European allosaurs as an example rather than the fragilis.

[@chrisrandom1404]

Teleporting the I. Rex to Late Cretacious North America would probably be a death sentence for it. My theory is that the I. Rex once there would recognize a lot of the prey items there but would make a very serious mistake. Confusing them with the ones from JW. Her first instinct would be to act hyper aggressively. BUT she would fast realize these animals would likely respond in kind. Even taking on a peak Edmontosaurus would have serious and potentially grave consequences as these animals would fight back and hard. She would more than likely have to resort to picking and choosing her fights. Once she comes across an adult T. Rex she would likely make her fatal mistake. Remembering her fight with Rexy she would likely try to act hyper aggressively again. Most likely to ward off the threat. BUT she would realize very fast that Tyrannosaurs are capable of being very aggressive as well. Granite the I Rex does have some advantages she is out of her element here. Once she goes to take on an adult irate (and territorial) T. Rex it's game over for her as she would be out matched here. She does not have mich experience fighting a large therapod. (One fight with Rexy is not a lot of experience providing she wasn't teleported before the fight took place.) But T. Rexs do have a lot of experience in this manner. We know this from fossil record. A tango with an adult Rex would more than likely kill her. IF she does survive her best bet would be niche partitioning. She would adapt her aggression and hunting style to suite her best there. Likely straying away from any large Tyrannosaur and carving out her own piece of territory to live out her days.

[@GoldenBeaverH]

Me reading the title: HA! HA! 🤣. ALSO Me: yes 😐..............

[@zombiekurt]

Thinking back to Clint's Reptiles recent t-rex video especially, I'm not so sure, personally, that they'd back down from her aggression. They regularly fought each other to the death, and it's not uncommon for animals to have a "don't stop attacking until you're dead" strategy - for example, evolutionarily, it makes more sense sometimes for individuals to die to result in a species that other animals know not to mess with (hence poison being a thing) - and t-rex seems to have had gnarly and incredibly fatal conflicts with other t-rex. In my opinion, fighting a t-rex, as something that actually poses a threat to a t-rex, might make i-rex more at risk than a smaller predator that the t-rex doesn't get any benefit from fighting and doesn't take as a threat. The i-rex is a competitor for territory, a clear threat, and a substantial amount of meat that it wouldn't turn down, especially given that t-rex has displayed cannibalism - I don't think t-rex was smart enough to think "I'll live to fight another day", I think its behaviour towards others of its kind indicates that it will keep attacking until one or both of them are dead, specifically because i-rex was a threat and not in spite of that. Not only that, but t-rex's durability was unreal - one likely even survived having part of its brain exposed after a head injury. I think that i-rex would either die or quickly learn to flee from t-rex.

[@claudiabarata6168]

I agree with your statement. To me, the Indominus rex would likely die in the first fight, because of the Tyrannosaurus rex's ~5.3 ton bite force. This would simply smash the I. rex. And, taking in account that the hybrid mainly attacks on a face-to-face position, one bite of the T. rex on it's face, and it would be over. That is propably what would happen if they really fought. The T. rex would win with low difficulty.

[@zombiekurt]

@claudiabarata6168 agreed. a real t-rex was fast, strong, durable, smart, and relentless, with a bite beyond compare, and vision orders of magnitude better than ours. i-rex would be dinner.

[@shibalikchakraborty5344]

You got the weight wrong. Indom is 5 tons, not 8.

[@DinoDom13]

Actually some statements say 7 Tons some say 8 Tons and some say 10

[@shibalikchakraborty5344]

@@DinoDom13 that is for t rex. I rex is 5 tons.

[@DinoDom13]

@@shibalikchakraborty5344 I rex beo not T-Rex

[@dylsybubs6849]

The 2 dinosaur evolutions are masterpieces

[@RealHyperion]

Imagine the Indominus rex trying to take on a Spinosaurus or a pack of raptors in the wild-absolute chaos! 🦖🔥 But could it really survive without the humans constantly tweaking its genes? 🤔

[@nachyochez750]

If it's a real Spinosaurus, I. rex wins. Spinosaurus was not as strong as the movie version, in fact, it was absolutely nowhere NEAR as strong as it. The Spinosaurus was a piscivore, so it lacked bite force due to the sheer fact it didn't need it. It only ever ate fish, while maybe eating some other smaller dinosaurs, but that would not help it in a battle with I. rex. Same with the raptors. The largest known specimen of prehistoric raptor was the Utahraptor. And while yes, it was stronger than the movie raptors, it was not known to hunt in packs and was actually considered to have likely been a lone hunter. A Utahraptor could still not take down an Indominus, even with such strength. It also likely lacked the speed that the movie raptors had due to it's size and weight, only reaching speeds of up to 35 mph, while the movie raptors were up to 60 mph. And while I. rex also lacked the speed the Utahraptor had, it still made up in massive amounts of strength. And if we're talking real velociraptors, those are tiny and literally have a 0% chance of beating Indominus.

[@Jack_Jack_907]

Spino 😂😂

[@claudiabarata6168]

@@nachyochez750 Your comment is 100% right and scientifically accurate! On the other hand, theropods such as Tyrannosaurus rex and Giganotosaurus carolinii would actually put up a great fight. While the Giganotosaurus victory isn't guaranteed, a scientifically accurate Tyrannosaurus rex would easily win the Indominus rex, taking it down with a single bite.

[@jjsjkaks]

​@@claudiabarata6168 Yea no, don't have any feats that put IRL T.rex above JW T.rex

[@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast]

I-Rex vs Jurassic park spino hectic fight. I-Rex vs accurate spino I-Rex wins mid to mid-high diff

[@MichaelRosenblum_Emp500]

Imo this is a big question of if the Indo Rex learns to mellow out. No predator will survive for long if it never rests :p . Like if it does rest then it probably will thrive because it basically does whatever the T Rex does but better (in most regards) besides body fat needed to tank damage and bite force.

[@Spartan_803]

Imagine the Indominus tried to fight a tyrannosaurus. That lab hybrid would have no idea what crushed it neck before dying.

[@claudiabarata6168]

@@Spartan_803 That is true.

[@Moon_Knight-w6i]

Adult indom would slam but the movie one gets mid diffed

[@Genesisthefirst109]

The indominus Rex would out maneuver, outspeed, outsmart and tear through a irl Rex. Even if we ignore feats

[@Moon_Knight-w6i]

@@Genesisthefirst109 only the adult indom,not movie indom

[@Genesisthefirst109]

@@Moon_Knight-w6i yes the movie indom too

[@Fins-Up-74]

Now we need the indoraptor in different time periods, maybe even a collaboration of mesozoic and cenozoic periods

[@GHSTGAMERZ]

i want more reality vs fiction recommendation jw allo vs irl allo jw carno vs irl carno jw baryonyx vs irl bary jw becklespinax vs irl becklespinax jw sucho vs irl sucho

[@Ozokaz]

Thats a good idea

[@hakeeemquaviantavius]

Literal massacre for the JW counterparts. You can make an argument for irl sucho and beckle but all the other irl’s get utterly mauled

[@markcobuzzi826]

15:44 Did you mean Edmontosaurus annectens? I recall E. regalis being a smaller species with a head comb.

[@V1R0X-42]

Anky got nerfed. 😭😭

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Justice for Anky 🙏

[@V1R0X-42]

@@TheOverseerDebates 8 to 5 tons is devastating.

[@Jeffery3464]

what's with the anky nerf?

[@V1R0X-42]

@ 8 nerfed to 5 tons IRL

[@Jeffery3464]

@@V1R0X-42 Yeah I know that but what study nerfed it that hard, when theirs a 2017 study that puts it at 6 - 10 tons?

[@shawngarythmiranda6394]

"Well its cool and all but they have chance right" "Thats the neat part.. they dont"

[@karimmohamed2891]

1:02 if it had the viber's DNA rexy would've been dead as it's one of the most venomous snakes in the world

[@MB32904]

I think because of her T. rex DNA, she’d probably be able to communicate with the T. rexes & maybe work with them, but idk

[@indominustobler]

Indominus rex best dinosuar :)

[@TheOverseerDebates]

Goated hybrid

[@maxvt7258]

True

[@medicinalmadam]

On the issue of prey size, it's entirely possible that as she's niche searching, she may eventually settle into "feeding cycles" where she lowers her body temp to avoid burning calories and possibly waiting until she finds food to become more active.

[@JurassicDaikaiju]

Giving how OP the real T-rex is compared to the ones in the Jurassic franchise? I-rex is gonna have a much harder time getting to the top of the food chain. Edit: ever since I left this comment, I've been getting comments from JP fanboys (or girls) about how wrong I am. Did any of you actually watch the part where Overseer compared Rexy to the real deal? If you did and your still in denial, Gojicenter, Beastopia & Overseer have all made videos comparing the 2. It's fine if you still prefer Rexy over her real-life counterpart, but please stop ignoring the facts.

[@codzy9384]

Actually the JP trex are much more powerful than the real life version. Considering they can casually smash through large trees and demolish buses. Not to mention being almost 3 times faster

[@JurassicDaikaiju]

@@codzy9384 IRL T-rex was more agile, smarter, heavier & had a vastly superior bite.

[@GarycooperEli]

@@codzy9384They’re faster yes. But they’re less agile, they’re not the prehistoric since in order to fill in their DNA gaps, they had to splice it with DNA from other animals. With the frog DNA making the T Rex somehow not sense the prey when they’re completely motionless when they’re supposed to have an enhanced sense of smell for some reason. The real Rex obliterates

[@giulf3der957]

​​But it was smaller than the movie one, and the I-rex is bigger than Rexy, not even fully grown​.. also the I-rex is very fast. She crossed the whole island in less than a day and never stopped (killing lots of stuff in the meantime and dodging explosives, tranquilizers, people getting in her way, electric fences and gunshots) @@JurassicDaikaiju

[@JurassicDaikaiju]

@@giulf3der957 Actually, Rexy only looks taller cuz of her poster. IRL rexes are a several tons heavier &, therefor, bigger.

[@Genubath1]

I think the greatest threat is that its aggression would lead it into many unnecessary fights which could lead to injuries which lead to sepsis. It's immune system is likely not that equipped for the diseases of the time periods and its hybrid genetics would also make it very susceptible to many diseases. It would likely have a lot of health problems like real life hybrids like ligers and tigons.

[@williambuchanan77]

according to the findings a lot of T Rex skulls show signs of intraspecies fighting, pointing towards Rexes being happy to rumble. The I.Rex would be flirting with death every time it decided to go toe to toe with real Rexes. I have a feeling Rexes may well have had good memories, possibly holding grudges like many big cats today.

[@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast]

Yes. Although rexy is probably better than an accurate although it is true the real rex had a better bite force and i-rex was not hungry really injured or sick during the fight with rexy and the raptors and fighting a real trex with those possible disadvantages in real nature she would ineed be playing with fire... fire with a fricking insane bite force

[@Electo_sharkus]

@@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiastReal Rexes were absolute tanks, and the scary part is that the Rexes of the Jurassic Park franchise are generally a weaker and flimsier opponent than a real life one would be. If you haven’t seen it, Goji Center has a video about if a real Rex was there, and it’s horrific how much worse off the Jurassic Dinos would have been if Rexy was accurate

[@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast]

@@Electo_sharkus I know a much beefy stockier build I’m very aware of the accurate trex. Most the Dino’s in Jurassic park have what they call a skin rap and no lips making them flimsy and prone to dental issues. Plus with some more meat on your hide being bitten won’t be as fatal. Although as much as u are correct and as goji is. Rexy symbolizes a hero figure coz it’s a movie and is personified so very different. And also rexy is larger than an average trex and weird proportions. Plus rexy had crap eye sight compared to accurate which prob has wonderful eye sight. But the u put plot armour into the mix and well…

[@williambuchanan77]

@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast the bones say in reality rexes had an aggressive nature and were quite sneaky. Add to that the devastating bite and brute strength made it the stuff of nightmares. Irex would have been too inexperienced and weak to take on such a primal force of nature at its most brutal. This is the sort of animal you could write a horror movie about, even werewolves would be in real danger with one of those around.

[@williambuchanan77]

@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast once a real rex is locked onto something it's dinner, unless it's a peony human snack....it would be like fluffy eating chicken wings 😂

[@arkprice79]

I have an idea for a survival assessment video: Could wolves survive the Mesozoic?

[@arturleperoke3205]

No way he said a hit with those thagomizers just make the hybrid "angry" 💀

[@goofyahhtoejammer]

Indom would get jumped by a ankylosaurus

[@petroshalkos3453]

How about her matchups assuming she survived 1 or 2 years and reached full size ?

[@Jhonkotar217]

Tomando en cuenta que la I.Rex adulta debe medir unos supuestos 6,4 metros de altura a las caderas y más de 16 metros de largo, con un peso especulativo de entré 9 a 13 toneladas....

[@saidytorres-silva7697]

You forgot about Saurophaganax from the Jurassic….

[@nguyenlightduy7020]

It might not be able to defeat an indominus in a fight But some large specimen probaly could deal significant damage to a indo(atleast a sub-adult indominus)

[@TheOverseerDebates]

that’s because I was covering a formation.

[@Poliostasis]

​@@TheOverseerDebates You didn't really care for formations when it came to the Triassic animals though

[@blairbrown4812]

Unpopular opinion:Indominus Rex due to her overwhelming popularity, is destined to become the next Rexy of the next chapter of the Jurassic saga.

[@Mr.superqueenkingLiam69940]

What if extinct and modern marsupials was in Jurassic era

[@nekolare]

Main Indominus pro: human intelligence Main Indominus con: human stupidity

[@kingofprehistory7851]

10-12 ton E.D.Cope vs a 6-8 ton indom

[@DirectpolarXD]

12:22 is that a JJK ref

[@ALPHA-EDITZ017]

I have the questions: 1. Isn't the biggest threat of the jurassic "Sauropfaganax?" 2. I think Indom could win here's why: a) U understated size, its actually about 20 feet tall and 51 feet long, and could weigh as much as 10 to 14 tons b) She's leterally dino einstein with tons of weapons c) A clear height advantage means real trex could easily be outgrappled 3. Couldn't the Irex just communicate with the trexs?

[@TheOverseerDebates]

If it were the Morrison formation in the United States, then yes (as that was where it was discovered). However, for the Jurassic I was covering the Lourinhã Formation in Portugal.

[@ALPHA-EDITZ017]

@@TheOverseerDebates Oh ok, but why Portugal instead of America

[@Atlasworkinprogress]

Saurophaganax is now a Sauropod (based on the very recent reclassification of the holotype vertebrate) so maybe, maybe not. I think everyone is underselling real life sauropods in a fight here, but the Morrison is full of big sauropods.

[@Muslim_dino_lover]

First, incredible video !,i love the concept and it very good Apply, Now for the video,i aggre with the Triassic and Jurassic parte,the Indom will slaughter the period and the animals by it,the only animals that can challenge her in obviously the sauropodes,but i also think that a pack of allosaurus or torvosaurus could scare the Indominus on taking their pray (but that unlikely), As for the cretaceous,i aggre with the little predator and prey like Dakotaraptor and Pachycephalosaurus,as well the edmontosaurus and alamosaurus,but she clearly doesn't stand a chance against a full grown triceratops,to be fast the trik will clearly defend himself instead of running like the edmonto, and the Herd effect will clearly scare the indom away or potentially injure her,even rex doesn't take on full grown healthy triceratops,and for the rex,you know,he will clearly slam and win against and indom,Mostly because of his height and bite force. So,before peapol start arguing with me, don't forget that this is my opinion and you are free to share you'rs. Keep it up overseer 🔥

[@fernyrespi8109]

Can you do one if its a vastatusaurus rex from king kong 2005?

[@TheOverseerDebates]

There is a good chance that I will cover kong or V-rex in the future

[@saidytorres-silva7697]

Living in the wild makes a huge difference from living in captivity. During Roman times in Gladiatorial matches, they put a bangle Tiger 🐅against an Atlas Lion 🦁(a Species of Lion as big as a Siberian Tiger). Despite being significantly Bigger, The Lion still lost because the Atlas Lion was born and raised in captivity. The Tiger was wild. Same happens with Jaguars 🐆 🆚 African Lions 🦁. I still doubt that an Accurate T. Rex can defeat a Indominus Rex, even the Sub-Adult from the Movie. The Indominus Rex just has too many good feats. But I’m Confident it won’t be nearly as one sided as it was in Jurassic World. This video was Great, Very detailed. You should do a video speculating on how an Adult Sized (55 ft Length, 22 ft Hight) Indominus Rex Living in the Mesozoic. Or the Dominion Giganotosaurus and Camp Cretaceous Spinosaurus (not from JP3 because it’s much smaller from His Size in Camp Cretaceous)

[@doragonzx]

just saying Saurophanax had a a mass of around 7 tons and were only found in packs of 3 to 6 , most of them adult. They were in the morrison formation and the largest of them reached 14 meters And Rex were going hard. Stan survived a bite trough his braincase

[@Toastlord-e4w]

“It sort of just.. fell down” lol

[@H4ck8rYT]

The real question would be, could the mesozoic survive the indominus rex?

[@Tarbtano]

I'd see a massive individual like Sue or Scotty being able to handle the I rex solo. And if she got ganged up on by two fairly big adults around the size of the Carnegie or Stan specimen could overwhelm the Indominus.

[@sunshinecarnivores1919]

The I. rex would also the smartest in the area. The raptor like dino's wouldn't be as smart as she would be.

[@beanersama6520]

12:24 mahoraga is crazy

[@Squatz1235]

0:37 look at the subscribe button

[@E.kanimations]

2oah!

[@Skidamarinkk]

It's been doing that for months

[@abdullahalhanif3551]

This is the video that everybody wanted to see but nobody made and the views talk clearly

[@hresvelgr7193]

Indominus is not surviving a hit from a real ankylosaurus. The JW Ankylosaurus is much weaker compared to real ankylosaurs, even the 2.2 tonne Anodontosaurus could deliver up to double the force it could. The real ankylosaurus is estimated to be 8 metres long and weigh 8 tonnes and with given it's much larger size and much larger tail club in comparison to the Anodontosaurus it's tail was almost certainly much more powerful

[@codzy9384]

Dude the Jp ankylo is more powerful than it’s real life version and it’s even bigger than the real life version

[@hresvelgr7193]

@@codzy9384 No, it’s not. Not on either power or size. The JW ankylosaurus has a striking force of 400 megapascals. A 2.2 tonne Anodontosaurus is more powerful, able to strike with a force of 712 megapascals. An Ankylosaurus’s tail is even more powerful. The JW ankylosaurus isn’t larger either since both weigh 8 tonnes.

[@Clubbox_offical]

@@codzy9384LUH BRO GOT SILENT LOL

[@codzy9384]

@@hresvelgr7193 Little late to reply. But 8 tonnes is stated as the average for a JP ankylo whereas that is the absolute max size for an IRL one. Also the JP ankylo has never been given a specific striking force on its tail, with the number you gave being the same as a 50cal bullet using the Jurassic world giro sphere feat, which was just it casually moving its tail and not an active hit. With this not even including how much more damage the tail strike did than the 50 cal. (PS the jurassic-pedia is an unofficial source so it saying 400 megapascals literally doesn't mean anything).

[@hresvelgr7193]

@@codzy9384 8 tonnes is not the absolute maximum for a real ankylosaurus. It's 10 tonnes. And JP gives a range of 4-8.8 tonnes. If that's where the feat comes from then it's utterly worthless and it demonstrates just how useless feats are. A bullet and a club inflict damage through different mechanisms can the forces cannot be compared in such a simple manner.

[@niyanththunga421]

"Monster is a relative term for a canary a cat is a monster....we are just used to being the cat"

[@BrotherVerseProductions]

Scotty vs Indominus rex, they are equal in agility and possible intelligence (T rex was as smart as primates, maybe) Indominus does have speed, and camouflage but the t rex has bite force and weight. To get the upper hand on the indominus, the T rex would just cripple it and its senses. It would be able to smell it or hear it from miles away. 8,000kg vs 10,400kg, that's not even talking about E.D cope weight 11,000-13,000kg

[@Jhonkotar217]

Factos, pero lo de que los T.Rex tenían un nivel de IQ igual y/o comparable al de los Primates es, en el mejor de los casos; dudoso, Por no decir que es algo *MUY* debatible. aún que es innegable que éstos eran [posiblemente] uno de los Megateropodos más inteligentes.

[@TheNobody-ww3ds]

The T-rex was not as smart as any primate, *boy* , many flaws and issues with that not peer-reviewed study. A recent study even came out to dismiss the whole “primate intelligence for T-Rex” nonsense, with that study saying that T-Rex was likely only about as smart as a lizard or crocodilian at best. T-Rex was an extremely slow animal and it wouldn’t be anywhere as near as agile as the Indominus was in the movie, so no on agility. Doubting it would be able to hear the Indominus, but it could maybe sniff her out … but the camouflage will make both of those things prove useless. Since the Indominus Rex wasn’t fully-grown in the movie, it would have been much larger than how it was in the movie (which would make the bite force of a T-Rex unusable or not all that effective due to it being larger), It has gripping bite of a crocodile, it much longer arms with sharp claws that would seriously slash a T-Rex up, it has powerful jaws as well (which are likely comparable to that of the T-Rex at least), it has the intelligence (not even comparable), the speed, agility, durability (especially with those osteoderms, which will provide protection), etc. It would demolish a T-Rex.

[@RatfoughtaCat]

My dude Ankylosaur shoulda been rated higher, the only reason the i-rex survived the hit in the movie is plot armour

[@claudiabarata6168]

This is my first impression: likely no. On the Triassic, there were some pretty large animals that would put up a good fight, such as the "prosauropods" (eg.: Plateosaurus), that could surpass 10 meters in lenght and weight a reasonable number of tons, and some mammals such as Lisowisia, a large dicinodont that was about the size of an elephant. Could Indominus kill some of them? Of course! But we have to remember that the hybrid didn't had a very good sense of preservation, nor aknowledge about the power of it's enemies, and would likely fight over and over until it died, either of it's injuries, either of exaustion. And I was only talking about the Triassic period. On the Jurassic and the Cretaceous, Indominus would have even less chances of surviving. On the Jurassic, there were giant sauropods, such as Barosaurus and Diplodocus, that were around 30 meters in lenght, and weighted more than 20 tons. The Diplodocus had a whip-like tail that could break the sound barrier with a single swing, making it a very deadly weapon. And we didn't even got to the predators yet: there were many megalosaurs and allosaurs that rivalized Indominus rex in size, and some of them could even be pack hunters! And, again, Indominus wouldn't stop fighting until it died. On the Cretacious period, the Indominus wouldn't stand a chance. Carcharodontosaurs, tyrannosaurs, titanosaurs that surpassed 30 meters in lenght and weighted over 80 tons, ceratopsians such as Triceratops, Eotriceratops and "Triceratops" albertensis would be a hard challenge to the hybrid. Taking down a single of them would require a long fight. Imagine fighting 3, or ever a herd, in some cases. So no, The I. rex can't survive the Mesozoic, simply because it had a really impulsive behaviour and a constant need for killing. If it had a normal animal imprint, then, it would easily succeed.

[@GarycooperEli]

@@claudiabarata6168 Nah if the Diplodocus tail did break the sound barrier it would simply snap like a twig. But nonetheless one swing of the tail still hurts very much. Besides that, your comment is alright.

[@claudiabarata6168]

@@GarycooperEli Thank you for pointing that out! I guess that the Diplodocus's tail would have structures to support it's powerfull attack. But that's just a guess.

[@anthemanatheme1638]

The issue is that the Indominus wasn't raised... correctly, if that makes sense. Raised in isolation with little to no stimulation. No hunting, no exploring. Nothing like that. Its like those videos of tigers displayed in too tiny cages where they pace back and forth.

[@Makeshift_12]

One good bite from a rex and indominus is probably done due to its insane bite force unlike it’s movie counterpart

[@claudiabarata6168]

@@Makeshift_12 Exactly! The Jurassic World's Tyrannosaurus rex had a bite force that measured less than a ton!

[@Moon_Knight-w6i]

@@claudiabarata6168is this stated by official sources?,and indom has some insane durability feats that may make it capable of tanking a bite or two

[@brendalehman2274]

How about doing the other Hybrid with this scenario? How would the Indoraptor fare in the Mesozoic?

[@andy-the-gardener]

no. judging by the one in the films behaviour on set, [unless that one was just acting!] this breed could not reproduce if sent back in time, as it was simply too aggressive to mate. they would need to be significantly modified, to make them more like a real animal

[@koolcrazyannihilator9787]

it bums me out that everyone always forgets the torvosaurus its such a cool dinosaur its like the worlds preview to the trex

[@AifDaimon]

Imagine getting struck by a thagomizer on one side, then a clubbed tail on the other.. Instant GAME OVER

[@fowziairfan4898]

What about saurophaganax 10:48 or is it because saurophaganax was only in Morrison formation and not Europe?

[@KALSKingdom]

Well, you’re not gonna believe this…

[@fowziairfan4898]

Saurophaganax is now a SAUROPOD?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

[@Someguy2626]

The indom would cause a damn extinction. The indom, is a BEAST. She can take on Rexy, an ingen tyrannosaur, ingen rexes can blow up busses with a causal headshove (Buck). She will probably be the largest predator in any environment she would be placed in.

[@PREHISTORIC.PRESIDENT.]

A few inaccuracies: Rex was 9.9 tonnes so basically 11 tons already way bigger.Rex bite was 431,000 psi the 12,800 and 13,000 psi stuff is the force of the skull not the force of the bite witch is transferred through the teeth.and Rex is more durable than indom it’s bigger more muscular and can tank bites from other Rexes and people think Rex couldn’t take him fire💀.Rex takes durability.now the fight break down Rex wins.why?its bigger strong almost just as agile more durable and if a velociraptor can tear through the skin and Rexy’s weaker bite plus teeth aren’t even deploying the max force of that already extremely weak bite can hurt her significantly tear flesh and cause heavy bleeding one bite from rex breaks her bones and cripples her easily yeah Rex needs time to deploy the full 431,000 psi force but even the intail bite power that’s 12,800-21,000 psi will still do it no problem.and your saying the Rex will back off and avoid like there’s not mad fossil evidence of tyrannosaurus fighting extremely violently and being aggressive. 23:27 it’s larger and already extremely aggressive words other large carnivores in its territory and your saying it gonna avoid the I Rex? What. 23:34 years I do want to debate very much speeding information to kids on the internet and then since you have a lot of subscribers they actually believe you.you said it here 23:34 I do want to debate very badly.reply if you can prove me wrong.

[@PREHISTORIC.PRESIDENT.]

Still didn't reply guess I'm right. But that's expected every time someone knows what there talking about the youtubers don't respond 😂spreading false information to these people and just because you have a large fanbase th believe you