Blue is a female Velociraptor that appears in Jurassic World, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, and Jurassic World: Dominion. She is the oldest of the four raptors in her pack consisting of her sisters, Delta, Echo, and Charlie.
Even though the dinosaurs (including the T-Rex) are referred to with male pronouns, it turns out that all the dinosaurs on the island were engineered to be female.
Charlie was created by InGen as an attraction for the IBRIS Project. She is the youngest of the park's Velociraptor pack consisting of Blue, Delta, and Echo. Her skin pattern is the result of using Green Iguana DNA in him genetic coding. At her birth, Owen Grady imprinted on her and trained her along with her siblings.
In 2018, Delta, as already stated to be incinerated, was confirmed dead, alongside Echo and Charlie. Blue is the last surviving raptor of the pack. The only time she, Echo, and Charlie are shown alive, is in a video of her and her pack being trained by Owen as infants.
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 Spinosaurus was the first male dinosaur main antagonist. The two other males who are the main antagonist are Toro, Indoraptor and possibly the Giganotosaurus. However, he isn't the first male dinosaur who appeared in the Jurassic Park franchise, as the Tyrannosaur Buck, the baby T.
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.
In her youth, she battled Blue for control of the park's Velociraptor pack, but Blue was the victor. Echo gained a scar across her face from the encounter and her jaw became permanently offset. Due to her permanent sneer, some of the Jurassic World dinosaur handlers nicknamed her "Elvis".
Delta is a major character in the 2015 sci-fi adventure blockbuster film Jurassic World. She is a Velociraptor who was trained along with the rest of her pack by Owen Grady. She is known for being responsible for the death of Vic Hoskins.
E-377 “Charlie” (2012 – 2015) was a female Velociraptor antirrhopus masranii originally bred for InGen Security's I.B.R.I.S. Project. She was the youngest member of her subspecies to survive infancy, with three older sisters.
She is a female Tyrannosaur that appears in Jurassic Park, Jurassic World, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, Jurassic World: Dominion: The Prologue, Jurassic World: Dominion, and Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous: Hidden Adventure.
Trivia. It is revealed that Blue and Rexy are in a symbiotic relationship which is where two species of animals take care of each other and receive a benefit from the relationship.
Beta is a juvenile Velociraptor and the offspring of Blue, who made her debut in Jurassic World: Dominion. Henry Wu explains that Beta was born asexually due to the monitor lizard DNA in Blue's genetic makeup.
Male Scorpios rex do not naturally exist, since the species reproduces by gynogenesis. However, some other members of this hybrid's lineage have had male specimens, so one could in theory be genetically engineered. The appearance of such a hypothetical male is not known.
If they wanted to follow movie cannon, the Spino in JP3 is 3 feet longer than Rexy the largest Rex in the films at 40 feet. In real life Spino was 10-15 feet longer, and even in JPOG the Spino was significantly larger.
It was not specifically mentioned in Jurassic WORLD that they were still all female, but Indominus and the Rexy the park veteran T-rex were both female. Owen's raptors, Blue, Charlie, Delta, Echo are also all female.
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.
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.
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.
