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People give Jurassic a lot of hate for their inaccuracies, but the rex was actually pretty darn accurate for the time. Even by today's standards it really isn't that bad (except for it's speed).

Finally someone gives credit to the novel. T-rex couldn't see unmoving objects, because of the frog's DNA. This tiny detail was absent in all the movies.

I love how the name “Tyrant Lizard King” just becomes more and more fitting as the years go on and discoveries are made

I love the inverse here, where science is like, “ Oh no, a real life T-Rex would be so much worse for anything unlikely enough to come across their path”

I think having a 40 ft T Rex silently walk up to you and "roar" at you with you not hearing anything but wind as your whole body starts to vibrate from the infrasound is a lot more terrifying than the stomping, trumpeting entrance we get in the movies.

Their stealth factor alone automatically makes them more terrifying than the movie version.

Now I want to write a horror novel about an accurate tyrannosaurus that acts like a silent horror movie villain similar to Jason Vorhees.

The ingen T-Rex roaring all the time, knowing they can't see what doesn't move, is a really cool theory I've never heard, and I've been a lifelong fan even building a replica JP Jeep. Thank you.

The fact that the real life T-Rex most likely had the best vision of any terrestrial animal to ever exist means there would be no running or hiding from Rexy in real life.

What really fascinates me is the accurate Rex's stealth. That alone makes it scarier and so much more cooler 👌

This narrator should be doing monster truck rally radio spots. SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY.

To be fair, they even said in the movie that most of the dinosaurs would probably look different if their genetic code were pure, but they had to fill in gaps with DNA from other animals

I really love this analysis as it goes to show why people shouldn’t complain so much about inaccuracies. InGen were not making fully accurate dinosaurs and the dinosaurs they made were mishmashed with other animal DNA causing some major side effects that would hinder them to their full potential. Even Masrani’s dinosaurs were just as mishmashed.

I love how the novel actually elaborated that the t rex eyesight was indeed a side effect of the frog dna. Frogs' vision is indeed based on movement.

I agree with all of this, although I would make one addition in the hypothetical situation that the car chase scene does happen. Recent studies of the Rex metatarsal bones shows that the three were fused together, creating a foot structure comparable to animals evolved for long distance running. The compactness meant that energy loss in each step was minimal and perfectly adapted for running at full speed for a considerable time. This heavily suggests that Rex’s were long distance runners, able to outrun any potential prey, considering the majority did not have this sort of bone structure. Applying this to the car chase scene, I think Rexy would’ve just followed them all the way back to the compound, instead of just giving up, ultimately killing them all once they ran out of road.

I love how faithful this video is to science, you even cite papers (though you don't name them, as it's an entertainment video, and that would be absurd and slow things down) But you do credit a consultant in the comments. This is surprising frankly given the announcer's style. They sound sensational, like a proper wrestling match announcer, but are faithful to science, given the topic of the video. Super cool!

Honestly I'd love to see a rex in JP actually win a fight against another carnivore. Like without some stupid outside help but with all that, it's likely never to happen.

So, the real thing is actually bigger than the enlarged size of jurassic park t-rexs at the time. That's insane.

I love videos like this as they make me hyped and absolutely terrified to learn more about just what an actual T-Rex was like and glad it's extinct as it was basically just a massive cross between a tiger, eagle, and a saltwater croc. A T-Rex that's accurate in accordance with today's research would be absolutely terrifying and needs to be put into a movie asap.

Imagine The T-rex lurking behind you with perfect stealth and whispering near your ear--> MEOW MEOW NIGGA🦖

Ever since filmcore did an animation on this ive always wondered what it would be like if the Rex was accurate and given respect.

The T-Rex was in my eyes the equivalent of a hammer in terms if simplicity. A hammer is a handle and a bonky bit on the end, you don’t need to add anything to it. A T-Red is a pair of legs and a big mouth, you don’t need to add anything to it. That’s why it was so effective.

Trex abilities and weaponry is like fine vintage wine. Every year its reputation as the king gets enhanced Pretty soon it will be called emperor of the tyrant lizards. what a beast.

This is great! My head canon is that the InGen Rexes are, as Dr. Grant puts it, "Genetically engineered theme park monsters". If any additional "Jurassic" films are made, I'd love to see a newly designed/updated Rex that is more true to the real thing as we understand it today and therefore even more terrifying.

From what I've seen from the predator dinosaurs in Jurassic Park, the dinosaurs weren't old enough to have had much experience in fighting. Coming up against a natural T-Rex would have suicide. The real deal would have been way too experienced for even the most powerful of them. In some cases they might not even see it until it was too late to even think.

There was an even more gruesome scene in The Lost World book, where the adult trex literally crippled a man to feed to his young. Not kill, but cripple it so that the babies could practice hunting and killing their own prey

Jurassic Park and the Lost World are absolute masterpieces. Required reading for anyone who loves dinosaurs.

From a super underrated movie, I think you guys should put the Dragons (they are really Wyverns) from Reign Of Fire against the White Spikes, given both managed to nearly drive humanity extinct in a very short period of time. I love you guys and really want to bring attention back to these amazing nightmare inducing creatures!

This video is a great example of when nature is way scarier than fiction

I have always thought that the T. Rex in Jurassic was based off of one of the more gracile morphs of the Tyrannosaur species. While Rexy definitely has some embellishments in her design, I still think she is pretty good as a “genetically engineered, theme park monster”, being based off a real animal.

17:06 As a Mario main, this is one of the ways I fight in Super Smash Bros. I put some distance between myself and my opponent, bait them into attacking me with a projectile, and send it right back at them at the right moment.

I just want to say how much I love the thumbnail

I love T-Rex. It's been my favorite since I was a kid, watching old claymation, tail dragging, slow moving T-Rexes stomp across the tv screen. Finding out the real animal was even more bad-ass just makes my millenium! Thank you. I really loved seeing the velociraptor and the human just explode when Sue chomps down on them! I would love if you made more videos like this. ❤😝🤘

Can we just appreciate how good their models and animations look?! It’s gorgeous

If the t-rex had been more realistic in Jurassic Park, it is likely that hybrids with its DNA (like the Indominus Rex) would be heavier, more agile and with a stronger bite, which would lead to even more powerful creatures...

Watching a T-rex comparison video with a guy that has a similar voice acting as Boomstick from Death Battle is just fitting. Thanks!

I would actually love an accurate tyrannosaurus for cinema but there's not a thing wrong with an artistic interpretation of dinosaurs either. A blend of accuracy and artistic touch is what makes cinematic dinosaurs live and breathe. Edit: another thing about an adult tyrannosaurus. Imagine if you did out run it. It could use its sense of smell to track you down for miles wasting very little energy keeping up the pace while you are exhausting yourself trying to keep one step ahead. If you were trying to hide they could use the juveniles sort of like hunting dogs to flush you out of cover and into their open jaws.

After watching this, now I want a remake of the entire Jurassic franchise with paleo-accurate dinosaurs. But don't get me wrong, I know they didn't have as much info about them at the time (I'm looking at you spino) but still, it would be cool to see.

Interesting on the size different of the T-Rex (real vs movie). I don't think most people really understand what a weight and corresponding muscle mass difference really means, whether its a human or an animal. That much more mass (tons in this case) would is a huge factor and the heavier animal would win almost every time.

I would love to see R rated dinosaur movie now. The amount of gore and physics that could be add would be insane and so weird how never occurred to me how tone down it really is. See raptor explode on screen like that would be insane.

Jurassic Park/world T-Rex: - Poor eyesight with frog DNA - cannot beat other large theropod - Weak bite force - gets bodied by Spinosaurus Real life T-Rex: - Best Eyesight in the animal kingdom - The strongest bite force of all time - the mere sounds of the T-Rex makes other animals flee in terror - Kills Spino no diff

The more we learn about Tyrannosaurus, the more and more it seems perfectly suited for a horror movie. This deadly hunter than can see from 5 miles away and smell you from 10 miles away before you know it’s even there. You can try to run but even if it just walked towards you it’d have no trouble catching up on its noise cancelling padded feet. And once it catches you in their jaws, that’s it, whatever she spits out is gonna have the consistency of ground beef with those railroad spike teeth and car crushing jaws. T.rex is the ultimate slasher villain and the only way you could have it be some sort of underdog was if it was a younger individual.

17:43 She tried to reason with Rexy too, but Rexy wasn’t having it. Sue would be a different story.

I love how we as a species have just given up on rendering a faithful model for the spinosaurus.

And this is why an accurate Rex is the undisputed, true KING OF THE DINOSAURS!!!

Realife Trex is so underaded, it’s good to have someone to mention how powerful the Trex really was

Credit where credit is due: You did clearly note at the beginning that the film (and book) was 30 years ago, and new information is available now. Too many criticize based upon what is known now with zero allowance for what was known then. Well done.

Great video and awesome models/animation as well. Thanks for creating and sharing. Trex ❤

Seeing Sue in a Goji Center video felt really epic! She was one the most famous T-Rex in the world!

I remember going to see Sue as a kid and it's honestly still one of the coolest things I've seen in my life

this channel gave me my current interest in the monsterverse francise and after seeing GvK for the first time with my mom we can both agree that this is amazing keep up the amazing content also your content in general is just amazing also also i think it would be a good idea to look at if the giganotosaurus vs t-rex and Therizinosaurus was accurate would the outcome be the same

Man It's crazy that in IRL T-rex are so overpowered that in the Jurassic Park franchise they had to nerf them

I loved the first JP movie, and the Rex is still my favorite dinosaur, but with all of the info that’s been shared since the movie, it’s mind blowing to see how much it’s changed. I still sometimes forget that these were real creatures, living lives, and doing stuff. Part of me wishes that we could still observe them somehow(from a safe distance, of course)

Gotta say its really impressive to see you guys stepping into the realm of making your own 3D animations for these vids

If a film was done with an accurate T Rex of the size of Sue then that would be one hell of a horror movie. Imagine running from a spinosaurus only for it to be unceremoniously and brutally killed in front of you by a silent hulking beast of a T Rex, that then focuses on you. You cannot hide, you cannot run, you cannot dodge and outflank it and you cannot even hear it approach until it is too late. A truly terrifying predator.

Ever since I thought about it, the concept of something the size of a T Rex making a rumble/hiss like an alligator or crocodile is somehow scarier than it bellowing like in JP.

Badass comparison. People always told me I didn't know what I was talking about when I said the Rex woulda whooped the Spino and the Gig.

OP, really good video. I enjoyed the graphics, really 👍

I really enjoyed this video honestly, the accurate t rex is going to be savage at this point

My favorite thing about the Tyannos is that T. Rex had a weird call when it was getting ready to kill and was already eating on a body. It's from a further developed tentadum drum (a layer of flesh in the ear canal that is able to pick up really deep vibrations), and both the Sue Exhibit and Studio's YT channel showed that this call ended up being so horrifying it would stun prey including their own young at a last resort. Listen to the audio with your ears covered over and your eyes closed, with volume all the way up. It is super heavy and in weird huffs.

Another fun thing to consider about the Rex is its 'tiny' arms have been modeled to musculature able to casually move figures in the hundreds of pounds, and so could have been a huge value for its day-to-day logistics. More than enough strength to move just about all foliage short of full-grown trees, it would have been able to easily dig out comfortable pits to sleep and rest in. And while laying down in such hypothetical pits, it could capitalize on its subsonic hearing, getting a good read on all of its surroundings similar to "putting an ear to the ground." Combine that with their stealth, they probably enjoyed many serendipitous ambush opportunities along the way to anywhere their ample olfactory senses guided them.

Whenever I get the chance, I always like to mention this. Book T-Rex might’ve actually been able to perfectly see stationary targets. In the Lost World Ian Malcolm explains that Grant had a realization after their time on the island explaining that the reason the Rex didn’t attack him during the jeep encounter was because it had already eaten, didn’t consider them a threat (compared to the jeeps) and was overall rather confused on why they weren’t running away, constantly trying to intimidate them by growling, roaring and getting close to them. To prove the point, Ian was saying this because Dogson and his men decided to freeze up whilst stealing Rex eggs when the parents saw them, I think y’all can guess what happens next. I do like to think that this might have been a retroactive retcon made by Crichton, that might have affected the way the Rex was displayed in the movies. Cause besides the jeep scene, there isn’t a single time where the don’t move a muscle gag actually seems to work. And even when it seems to, just like in the book, it can still be chalked up as the Rex just losing interest, getting distracted by something, being confused/curious or by just straight up being drugged and dopey.

In the Michael Crichton novel, I don't recall T. rex being included on the list of InGen dinosaurs that were recreated using frog DNA. Frogs were only used to fill in the gaps for some of the dinosaurs, with more reptile/avian DNA being used for the rest. Having all the dinosaurs utilize the frog genes was a more from the movie version. Red Raptor Writes pointed this out to illustrate how the T. rex's eyesight being a result of the frog DNA was not likely Crichton's original intention, even if it would make perfect sense at first glance.

"Size DOES matter" Thanks goji center, my confidence just tanked

I love how with every single passing year, the notion of the T-rex being the ultimate predator the planet earth have ever seen becomes more and more a fact.

For the motivation of the roaring, I'd say that the T. rexes might be smelling something and launching into territorial threat display behaviors and not hunting ones. This would also partially explain the low kill rates for small prey during such moments.

T-Rex was an 11 ton, eagle eyed, bloodhound nosed, 15 mph, absolute wrecking ball! A literal nightmare. No terrestrial creature would stand a chance. Not Spinosaurus, not Giganotasaurus, nothing. Get it straight. All hail the king baby 👑

I'm tired of seeing our beloved Rexy and her kind getting nerf in the movies, thank you for giving the Real T-Rex it's true capabilities it deserves. Also the accurate T-Rex already killed all the characters during the stranded on the paddock scene in Jurassic Park

Narrator: "The spinosaurus is longer and taller" Rexy: "but would you lose?" Sue: "Nah, I'd win."

About the whole eyesight thing, it was not because the JP T. Rex's eyesight was bad by any means. It was based on how most birds (yes, even hawks and eagles) have eyes which function best with moving objects, which is perfectly suited to their lifestyle.

Those glowing eyes in the dark with the fallen kingdom scene are haunting , brrrr. Incredible video once again . I always love it when you guys do something awesome like this with the T.rex .

Not to mention they discovered that the t Rex was actually bigger than previously thought

I firmly believe that a group of raptors would not attack a full size T-Rex, they would simply avoid all contact

In Lost World, Crichton updated the movement vision thing - it was suggested in Lost World that the T-Rex was unsure about what was going on, leaving the impression to the paleontologists that they couldn't see stationary objects, but that this was likely incorrect.

Just discovered this channel and after watching this and a few others, while the voice acting is a bit cheesy it honestly fits well with the vibe of these videos and it's honestly kind of refreshing to see scientific accuracy and realistic animal behavior go into these types of movie/fight analysis.

Seeing all these JP/JW clips together makes me realize how much I love this franchise and how cool it is!!

Id like to see full animations of these fights with breakdowns like in your trex vs spino fight video, even if they're seperate vids

14:28 good shot Thicc Trex, moving like a predator, and being intimidating.

This is amazing! The king of the dinosaurs needs to be represented on the big screen in its true, up to date, glorious form.

18:09 "And you call this a punch? THIS is a punch."

goji center i love your videos! keep up the good work 😊

17:34 Blue and the mosasaurus might as well have STAYED down.

Congratulations on 1 million subscribers. I love the effort and detail you put in you videos.

I love that your animations show everything that gets caught in the accurate rex’s mouth just shatters. It’s a welcome and necessary change.

An accurate T rex makes a great villain.

6:50 what a pretty Music soundtrack!

I love these analysis videos, they have so much information that one never considers when they watch the movies! Unless you work with MatPat over on the Film Theory channel, of course.

If an accurate Hell Creek T. rex was in the Jurassic franchise, there'd be no need for the Spino, I. rex or Giga to challenge it because its a foregone defeat for all of them. Best keep Spino as an aquatic hunter and make Giga a sauropod hunter.

Thank you for this💙

Could we get a video where all the dinosaurs are accurate it would be so fun to watch 😁

Accurate T Rex: "Girl. You are nothing but a cheap knockoff" Rexy: "No. I'm the improvement" Accurate T Rex: "Yeah? Your eyesight is worse than mine. Your strength is questionable. You lack stealth. Your IQ is lower than mine because you attack without thinking or acknowledging the type of dinosaur that might pose a threat to you. And you won't STFU!"

A fully paleo accurate T.rex that was the same size as Rexy, but possess all of the bulk and muscle that the real animal did, the absolutely tremendous bite force, the super potent binocular vision, the incredible nose, the insane dinosaur intelligence, and other finely tuned and acute senses that it wielded would be the indisputable apex predator in Jurassic Park/World. Obviously it’s still an animal so it wouldn’t be an OP monster, but it would be damn close. Tyrannosaurus Rex was the PEAK of dinosaur evolution, it was the zenith, and nothing else came close. There’s a reason why they dominated for so long, and the more we find out about them, the more insane they become.

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Ingen T-rex: Papa? RL T-rex: Im back with the milk.

You could say certain characters in the _Jurassic_ franchise were very lucky. If this were the real T. Rex, they'd most likely have been an easier meal.

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The only issue is that by bribing in a realistic TRex, that would have to change other creatures. Like the Indominus Rex, if the TRex was accurate than the IRex would also be changed more.

Every masterpiece has its cheap copy.

In defence to the movies, the Rex was hunting for the infants in Lost World rather than itself. And the Rex, as well as all the other dinos, had an added DNA strain to help them grow faster so as to fill the park faster