In the series, Spinosaurus has appeared in more episodes than any other creature. It defeated Amargasaurus, Minmi, Pentaceratops, Giganotosaurus and was finally defeated in the final match of Season 1 by the Tyrannosaurus.
No. Well, if the fight was situated on land, that is. However, if the fight was set in water for example, then the Spino would have a clear advantage over Rex as it is more streamlined and can maneuver far better in water despite being heavier than the Tyrannosaurus.
This cataclysm occurred when an asteroid or comet the size of a mountain slammed into Earth, wiping out Tyrannosaurus rex along with the rest of the non-avian dinosaurs and bringing a sudden end to the Cretaceous period.
The Spinosaurus recovered quickly from the blow and managed to out-maneuver the Tyrannosaurus and bite deep into his neck. Bellowing in pain, the T. rex groaned out in agony as the Spinosaurus gripped his neck with it's arms and snapped the rival dinosaur's neck, killing him instantly.
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What dinosaur was T. rex afraid of?
Except for some carnivorous dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus rex is also afraid to provoke some herbivorous dinosaurs, and Ankylosaurus is one of them. It was equipped with a powerful tail club that could be swung with enough force to shatter bone.
The Spinosaurus swims away and isn't seen again. However, a deleted scene gave the creature a much more violent death, in which Grant used the Velociraptor Resonation Chamber he'd found earlier to summon a pack of raptors, who attacked and killed the Spinosaurus.
The Giganotosaurus also developed a rivalry with the sanctuary's Tyrannosaurus, and the Tyrannosaurus would eventually kill the Giganotosaurus with the aid of a Therizinosaurus.
Mosasaurus attacks Spinosaurus, but couldn't land a hit until, he crush Spinosaurus onto the ocean floor and tosses him to the ice sheet above and crash into Spinosaurus. However, Spinosaurus uses the icicles above to kill Mosasaurus and was successful, thus killing Mosasaurus.
But if we agree to make that imaginative leap, then Allosaurus was a far deadlier predator than the (much later) Tyrannosaurus rex—numerous specimens of this fierce, strong-jawed, three-ton meat-eater have been discovered across the western United States.
Wiz: "The paleontology is also somewhat outdatted, Spinosaurus was not quadrapedal. Tyrannosaurus does not live in a swamp and tyrannoaurus certainly had more than just its bite for the battle. The winner is rexy."
I mean the spinosaurus had some serious grudge against the humans for the fact that it would chase them throughout the course of the film. The Spinosaurus from the movie "Jurassic Park III" was depicted as being larger and more aggressive than the Tyrannosaurus rex, and was shown as the primary antagonist of the film.
In addition Trex was much smarter than Spino for it had a bigger brain. It also had binocular vision which made it have much better sense of vision then spino did. Finally Trex had a bite 6x more powerfull than spinos being able to possibly produce a bite of 70,000 pounds.
Wiz: Though Spinosaurus could do some serious damage and gave Indominus some nasty scars, it was nothing compared to how brutal and merciless the Indominus was. Though made weaker because of her blindness, she was still powerful and smart enough to perform the actions required of her to win.
In any sort of aquatic or partially aquatic space, the Spinosaurus might have the advantage because of its superior mobility. The Spinosaurus was also longer and, with its spinal fin, taller than the Giganotosaurus. However, in most land-based scenarios, Giganotosaurus would likely have the upper hand.
In a cage match, T. rex has several adaptations that might give it an edge over Giganotosaurus. But don't place your bets yet. The bigger dinosaur could leverage its skill at hunting massive sauropods to take down a smaller-than-usual foe.
While a similar length, the Megalodon had a much more robust body and huge jaws built for devouring whales and other large marine mammals. A Mosasaurus would not have been able to get its jaws around the much thicker body of the Megalodon. It would just take one catastrophic bite for the Megalodon to end the battle.
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.
Interestingly for a large theropod, Giganotosaurus' eyes were positioned more laterally on the skull than other large theropods, which would have reduced its binocular vision compared to them, though not eliminating it entirely.
Despite being cast as the main dinosaur antagonist of the film and given a somewhat villainous look, the Giganotosaurus acted more out of natural predatory instinct and curiosity rather than evil malice, which is likely the explanation as to why unlike its two predecessors, the Indominus rex and Indoraptor, it never ...
The Bull was a male Tyrannosaurus rex that lived on Isla Sorna in 2001. He briefly encountered the rescue party led by Alan Grant before coming face-to-face with the Spinosaurus, where he was ultimately killed in the ensuing fight.
The reality of the battle, however, is that Spinosaurus and T. rex lived in different parts of the world and during different periods of time, so they likely would never have crossed paths and would have never fought each other.
Physical appearance. In the film canon for Jurassic World, Rexy is a 13.5-meter-long (44.3 feet) and 5.5-meter-tall (18 feet) predator with a dull gray, brown and some orange color scheme with degradation color zone running down her neck, back and tail. In the first film, she appeared to be quite robust and muscular.
