The Spinosaurus, the Indoraptor, and Toro are the only three main dinosaur antagonists confirmed to be males. The Indoraptor was the only one of Dr. Wu's hybrids who never met Rexy. He and the Scorpios rexes are the only antagonists who weren't killed by Rexy's actions.
Why were there no female Velociraptors in Jurassic Park? Actually, if you did not know, all the Velociraptors in Jurassic Park were engineered to be female. It was only when Alan Grant discovered that Velociraptors could change their gender that male raptors were brought into the movie.
If you've seen Jurassic World, you know that the fearsome antagonist, a hybrid beast called Indominus Rex, is female. All the dinosaurs are female, we're told in the Jurassic Park series of movies, to prevent breeding.
Is the T-Rex in Jurassic Park a female? The T-Rex, like all the Jurassic Park animals, is a female. They were genetically modified to be female to prevent breeding, although in both the book and the novel that plan ends up failing.
Let's Clear This Up: Jurassic Park and World Features Male and Female Dinosaurs
Is the mosasaurus a boy or a girl?
In Jurassic World, while not explicitly stated, it seems to hold true, given that all the mentioned "character" dinosaurs — the raptor pack, the Indominous, the Rex, the mosasaurus — are referred to as female.
This has still not been resolved. 'There aren't any definitive ways of telling if something is male, and at the moment the only things that might identify a female will only work if that female was close to or actually laying eggs,' says Paul. But that's not to say that no one has tried to identify male dinosaurs.
He's a villain by proxy, since he was specifically created to be a killing machine. He has a tragic past, because he was abused by Eli Mills and his guards for his entire life and raised in isolation. He's a scapegoat due to his brutal death - fallen and impaled by horns of a ceratopsian skull.
The surviving Indominus had very poor social skills, killing and eating her sibling for unknown reasons and slaughtering various animals out of enjoyment. Her only positive relationship with other animals, a group of four Velociraptors, was ended immediately when one of the raptors defied an order.
As explained by Dr. Henry Wu (B.D. Wong) in Dominion, Blue's DNA contains extracts from monitor lizards. This genetic gap-filler enables parthenogenesis – the spontaneous development of embryos from unfertilized eggs.
When told that the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park were all female so that breeding could be contained within the lab, Dr. Ian Malcolm remarks that “Life will not be contained,” and implies that it's not impossible that the all-female dinos could, in fact, breed with each other.
No, full stop. In the movie, it swims under water with the speed and agility of a penguin which has specially adapted flipper-like wings without long feathers for flight. The Pyroraptor has a wing that can be best described as a completely wrongly designed non-avian dinosaur wing.
While Jurassic World established that the Raptors, Mosasaur and Indominus are female, we do know that there were also males, and controlled breeding, like in today's zoos.
The Therizinosaurus seen in Dominion was confirmed by Dominion's animators team that it's blinded at the right eye. It has severe Cataracts and Corneal opacity. But many fans think it's blinded in both eyes. However, if notice it carefully, its left eye was still able to function normally.
The hybrid fought against the Velociraptor Blue, and after a protracted chase, he fell and got fatally impaled by the brow horns of an Agujaceratops skull.
Once they landed, the Indoraptor gets impaled by the brow horns of a Agujaceratops skull and perished within seconds. Blue sprints away, triumphant, with the body of the hybrid being left behind on the ceratopsian skull.
Since the Scorpios Rex predated the Indominus Rex and the Indoraptor, she contains aspects of both, although she was a failed experiment too dangerous to let loose in the wild.
The fossil "is the only pregnant ichthyosaur that's been found on the planet from the era between 129 and 139 million years ago," said Judith Pardo, the scientist who discovered the fossil. "So it's incredibly important."
Scientists call this kind of obsession an 'intense interest' and almost a third of children aged between 2 and 6 will have one at some point. Research has shown that the most common intense interest is some sort of vehicle, but a close second is dinosaurs.
Thanks to the Indominus rex having the DNA of a tree dart frog within her, it is possible that she can change her gender, though what her gender was before her death is unclear.
