Prehistoric Planet‘s reappraisal of Jurassic World Dominion‘s dinosaurs is not just limited to new creatures. In several cases, Jurassic Park stalwarts are revealed to be vastly different from their franchise counterparts. Velociraptors, for instance, are not only shown in their true, turkey-sized form, but are also revealed to be fully-feathered and much closer to modern birds than lizards in appearance. While watching them hunt is still incredibly impressive, it’s equally clear that they’d struggle to take out entire groups of people as they’ve done so often throughout the cinematic series.
Equally, other less prominent Jurassic Park cast members are shown to be much more bizarre and inadvertently hilarious than the movies make out. In one particularly memorable Prehistoric Planet sequence, a carnotaurus (which was a key antagonist in the Camp Cretaceous spin-off) uses its vestigial arms in a bizarre and undeniably amusing mating display. After watching this performance, it’s significantly more difficult to take the animal as a genuine threat – despite the fact that carnotaurus remains a sizable and very toothy theropod.
The natural world is full of extraordinary and, to our eyes, weird behavior. As broadcasters like Attenborough have become more popular and better able to reveal the darkest corners of the earth, many once frightening animals have become far less horrifying. No doubt, Prehistoric Planet could serve as similarly effective PR for dinosaurs. It’s just unfortunate that, from Jurassic World Dominion‘s point of view, this effect risks ruining the impact of what could otherwise have been some of summer 2022’s most blood-curdling beasts.
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Proof Jurassic World’s New Dinosaurs Are Way Less Scary Than You Realize
Prehistoric Planet‘s reappraisal of Jurassic World Dominion‘s dinosaurs is not just limited to new creatures. In several cases, Jurassic Park stalwarts are revealed to be vastly different from their franchise counterparts. Velociraptors, for instance, are not only shown in their true, turkey-sized form, but are also revealed to be fully-feathered and much closer to modern birds than lizards in appearance. While watching them hunt is still incredibly impressive, it’s equally clear that they’d struggle to take out entire groups of people as they’ve done so often throughout the cinematic series.
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Equally, other less prominent Jurassic Park cast members are shown to be much more bizarre and inadvertently hilarious than the movies make out. In one particularly memorable Prehistoric Planet sequence, a carnotaurus (which was a key antagonist in the Camp Cretaceous spin-off) uses its vestigial arms in a bizarre and undeniably amusing mating display. After watching this performance, it’s significantly more difficult to take the animal as a genuine threat – despite the fact that carnotaurus remains a sizable and very toothy theropod.
The natural world is full of extraordinary and, to our eyes, weird behavior. As broadcasters like Attenborough have become more popular and better able to reveal the darkest corners of the earth, many once frightening animals have become far less horrifying. No doubt, Prehistoric Planet could serve as similarly effective PR for dinosaurs. It’s just unfortunate that, from Jurassic World Dominion‘s point of view, this effect risks ruining the impact of what could otherwise have been some of summer 2022’s most blood-curdling beasts.
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Proof Jurassic World’s New Dinosaurs Are Way Less Scary Than You Realize
Prehistoric Planet‘s reappraisal of Jurassic World Dominion‘s dinosaurs is not just limited to new creatures. In several cases, Jurassic Park stalwarts are revealed to be vastly different from their franchise counterparts. Velociraptors, for instance, are not only shown in their true, turkey-sized form, but are also revealed to be fully-feathered and much closer to modern birds than lizards in appearance. While watching them hunt is still incredibly impressive, it’s equally clear that they’d struggle to take out entire groups of people as they’ve done so often throughout the cinematic series.
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Equally, other less prominent Jurassic Park cast members are shown to be much more bizarre and inadvertently hilarious than the movies make out. In one particularly memorable Prehistoric Planet sequence, a carnotaurus (which was a key antagonist in the Camp Cretaceous spin-off) uses its vestigial arms in a bizarre and undeniably amusing mating display. After watching this performance, it’s significantly more difficult to take the animal as a genuine threat – despite the fact that carnotaurus remains a sizable and very toothy theropod.
The natural world is full of extraordinary and, to our eyes, weird behavior. As broadcasters like Attenborough have become more popular and better able to reveal the darkest corners of the earth, many once frightening animals have become far less horrifying. No doubt, Prehistoric Planet could serve as similarly effective PR for dinosaurs. It’s just unfortunate that, from Jurassic World Dominion‘s point of view, this effect risks ruining the impact of what could otherwise have been some of summer 2022’s most blood-curdling beasts.
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#Proof #Jurassic #Worlds #Dinosaurs #Scary #Realize
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