Absolute nonsense. Most dinosaurs are not built or adapted to swim or breath under water. This is just like the feather debate. They find a few feather like features on a Tyrannosaur or Raptor and assume almost all dinosaurs had feathers. Most dinosaurs didn't have feathers and most of them couldn't swim either.
There was actually a juvenile Rex JP toy and I had it. The swimming Rex scene in the novel was one of the best parts. That and when the juvenile Rex attacked Ed Regis.
I think T-Rex probably swam like a crocodile. When swimming, the legs / arms would probably be dormant while it moves forward by means of lateral wavelike motions of the tail. Controlling its position in the water would depend on its weight and the amount of air in its lungs.
All dinosaurs would have to know how to swim, am I correct? So, yes, I'm pretty sure that Rexy could swim. But it's a bummer that we never actually got to see her swim in any of the movies or in Camp Cretaceous! Like the famous line from the original Jurassic Park once said " Life finds a way " every single dinosaur found a way to protect itself and made sure it was heard so that everyone knew they existed! Great video today, Shadows! I loved today's video! Well done!
I loved the scene in the novel but I think it’s inclusion in the film would have been both too costly, especially since the Rexy animatronic had issues with the water used for the rain in the escape scene, and it would have caused pacing issues with the film.
The t-rex river attack scene was likely turned into the spinosaurus attacking the boat in JP3. Which would make more sense that a spino which was more aquatic anyway would be more likely to attack from the water than a t-rex or allosaurus, both of which would probably only swim when necessary but probably not often.
@@gavin76585 they didnt say fully aquatic And being a fish eater, with a tail built to swim, spinosaurus is going to be the better swimmer. Maybe it even runs along the bottom like a hippo sometimes
I wish this part of the novel was truly used for the base of the River Adventure ride at Universal Studios. Having Rexy chase you through the whole ride starting with her head putting up behind your raft at the beginning and ending with her waiting for you at the bottem of the waterfall drop till the raft goes behind the waterfall.
also, Rexy pretty much bit her tongue off under the waterfall when Grant tranqued her. the second and third movies are basically a culmination of everything from the first book that didn't make it into the first movie. like the atrium in the third movie.
That water chase scene works great for the book, but I feel would just be too much for the movie, so Im glad they left it out. Also, even for the book, it’s just a little bit too repetitive...how long r we supposed to be thrilled for, when they already escaped from her 37 times in the same scene?
Yep. And not to mention, another reason it didn't happen its because Steven Spielberg did not want to film another animatronic swimming in the water after his experiences in making Jaws. Of course, I'm pretty sure that you probably know that he had a great difficult time filming that movie so he didn't want a repeat there again only with a animatronic T-rex instead of an animatronic shark.
Yeah i had always thought she seemed disproportionately obsessive. Humans aren't much of a meal, and going through all that trouble for maybe four mouthfulls, when there's decently sized food (that doesn't shoot you or slam doors and hide in buildings) in the next paddock over seems stupid.
Jurassic Park/World: We have a Velociraptor. It's the size of a small dog. But wait! We will make it 6 foot tall and scaley! Also Jurassic Park/World: We can't have the scenes of a swimming Rex, because it may not be accurate to real life.
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There's a section in the book Raptor Red that talks about how they apparently discovered utahraptor during the production of jp. The team responsible for scientific accuracy were relieved, to say the least 😂
Tyrannosaurus rex is a very good swimmer based on prehistoric planet with in accurate T. rex but with rexy from Jurassic park, she is a very good swimmer indeed I have no idea why they would cut the river raft scenes off I wish we could’ve seen Alan and the Murphy’s being chased by rexy in the water and into the jungle but with the stupid trees in the way and with the dilophosauruses seen in the picture you showed us and rexy’s head being in the water fall but failed to grab lex with the tranquilizing kicking in but how was it timed right at the right scene? No idea but that scene was in the lost world tbf and it did kill a parasaurlophus in the process and dragging it to the dock and it did get tranq shot by the guy that tried to shoot the raptor but failed and there was a juvenile T. rex on isla Nublar but wasn’t seen in the film but I’m sure rexy could be taking care of him and rexy did kill both raptors after saving Alan and the Murphys tho I feel like there could’ve been swimming T. rex scenes in the other films along with buck, doe, bull, little eatie and big eatie (my opinion) and also all dinosaurs should be able to swim both carnivores and herbivores like ceratosaurus is a good swimmer with it’s flexible tail used as a paddle and other herbivore dinosaurs but T. rex is a great swimmer! And the juvenile T. rex could also swim based on prehistoric planet maybe he could’ve been swimming with rexy but who knows so let’s hope rexy survives and hopefully the juvenile one stays alive and both continue surviving! You’re the best shadows!
JP: JP 1and1 rexes + JP 2 and 3 rexes= 4 rexes + Jp 3 rex = 5 rex + JP novel rexes = 6 In total JP has:6 rexes Jw: Jurassic world 1rexes +cc 2 trex=3 rexes In total there are:3 trex in jw Jw + Jp trexes In total all rexes is:9 rexes in the jw and JP franchise
I'm pretty sure a T-rex wouldn't swim or venture into deep water. It's proportions don't favour buoyancy and it would have difficulties staying upright. There are no gills to help it breathe under water, so it would need to keep its head above the water, but being bottom heavy with a long tail, it would pull the head under. The lungs would then fill with water. I just can't see a T-rex being able to breath properly, or being able to swim/paddle properly. They likely wouldn't risk going into deep water. Plus they could get grabbed by Mosasaurus, Megadon shark, crocodiles etc, since they aren't adapted to battles in water. Most T-rex's weren't in areas with seas or big lakes either. It just doesn't seem logical for T-rex to swim, although we cannot say for sure.
Maybe you should see Prehistoric Planet, and no, Megalodon did not live with T-Rex in the same era. Megalodon made its appearance after the last dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago.
Whales, turtles, crocodiles, penguins, and mosasaurs don't have gills either. T. rex's proportions are very well suited to swimming, just not for hunting while swimming. Ever seen deer swimming? Deer swim into deep water for no discernable reason.
Hello new here great videos you make learning a lot of things but I'm wondering what happened to the T-Rexs in the Lost World unless it explains it Camp Cretaceous which I haven't watch but I'm wondering what happened to those 3 what are their stories
Scene: *it's on the script*
Spielberg: Oh hell no not again, I has Enough with Jaws
Fun Fact : Paleontologists have proven that not just spinosaurids, but all dinosaurs can swim very well in water! (Even the sauropods)
Absolute nonsense. Most dinosaurs are not built or adapted to swim or breath under water. This is just like the feather debate. They find a few feather like features on a Tyrannosaur or Raptor and assume almost all dinosaurs had feathers. Most dinosaurs didn't have feathers and most of them couldn't swim either.
@@petyrbaelish1718 I didn’t say underwater… Or did I?
@@petyrbaelish1718 I didn’t say “but all dinosaurs can swim very well underwater!”
@@petyrbaelish1718 what cerato is trying to say is, most dinosaurs were capable of swimming, though would choose to not if they had a choice
Now I'm even more sad from the sauropod being left on the island, letting out a cry as they left on the boat, smoke slowly taking it.
There was actually a juvenile Rex JP toy and I had it. The swimming Rex scene in the novel was one of the best parts. That and when the juvenile Rex attacked Ed Regis.
O I’m doomed
Even the crocodile and alligator with little arms used their tails to swim. And rexy had the most powerful tail on earth
rexy was never real.
**What do you think? Would YOU want this in JURASSIC WORLD or PARK??** I WOULD!!
Yea it will be a cool reference to the novel
Yes
Both
I would love
In Jurassic world
I think T-Rex probably swam like a crocodile. When swimming, the legs / arms would probably be dormant while it moves forward by means of lateral wavelike motions of the tail. Controlling its position in the water would depend on its weight and the amount of air in its lungs.
All dinosaurs would have to know how to swim, am I correct? So, yes, I'm pretty sure that Rexy could swim. But it's a bummer that we never actually got to see her swim in any of the movies or in Camp Cretaceous! Like the famous line from the original Jurassic Park once said " Life finds a way " every single dinosaur found a way to protect itself and made sure it was heard so that everyone knew they existed! Great video today, Shadows! I loved today's video! Well done!
All dinosaurs disclosing some red harings, could swim
Well ankylosaurs wouldn’t be able to swim because of the position of their nostrils
@@M3l0dy__. Red harins.
@@M3l0dy__. dude if u read history of dinos u can see that all Ankylosaurus can swim
@@Jared_dumpling well only some would’ve like the tiny carnivorus ankylosaur
I loved the scene in the novel but I think it’s inclusion in the film would have been both too costly, especially since the Rexy animatronic had issues with the water used for the rain in the escape scene, and it would have caused pacing issues with the film.
The t-rex river attack scene was likely turned into the spinosaurus attacking the boat in JP3. Which would make more sense that a spino which was more aquatic anyway would be more likely to attack from the water than a t-rex or allosaurus, both of which would probably only swim when necessary but probably not often.
Spinosaurus wasn’t fully aquatic and T. rex could definitely swim better then it that sail would make it swim worse
@@gavin76585 they didnt say fully aquatic
And being a fish eater, with a tail built to swim, spinosaurus is going to be the better swimmer. Maybe it even runs along the bottom like a hippo sometimes
I wish this part of the novel was truly used for the base of the River Adventure ride at Universal Studios. Having Rexy chase you through the whole ride starting with her head putting up behind your raft at the beginning and ending with her waiting for you at the bottem of the waterfall drop till the raft goes behind the waterfall.
As a fan of both the films and novels I’ve always wondered what the film series that would have been like had it been more faithful to the adaptation.
Fun fact: this change actually saved rexy’s life, in the novel she drowned since she was tranquilized underwater
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@@roguetheoutlander8800 what the- she didn’t die in the novel……
WHAT !? No she didn't !
@@JFBernier yeah, I literally read the novel it didn’t say anything about her dead……. 😂
Luckily this is false because i litterally read both novels this summer and rexy never died
also, Rexy pretty much bit her tongue off under the waterfall when Grant tranqued her. the second and third movies are basically a culmination of everything from the first book that didn't make it into the first movie. like the atrium in the third movie.
That water chase scene works great for the book, but I feel would just be too much for the movie, so Im glad they left it out. Also, even for the book, it’s just a little bit too repetitive...how long r we supposed to be thrilled for, when they already escaped from her 37 times in the same scene?
Yep. And not to mention, another reason it didn't happen its because Steven Spielberg did not want to film another animatronic swimming in the water after his experiences in making Jaws. Of course, I'm pretty sure that you probably know that he had a great difficult time filming that movie so he didn't want a repeat there again only with a animatronic T-rex instead of an animatronic shark.
Yeah i had always thought she seemed disproportionately obsessive.
Humans aren't much of a meal, and going through all that trouble for maybe four mouthfulls, when there's decently sized food (that doesn't shoot you or slam doors and hide in buildings) in the next paddock over seems stupid.
I'm currently reading the Lost World. I read the 1st Jurassic Park novel during 2020. That is currently my favorite book. We will see though.
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Jurassic Park/World: We have a Velociraptor. It's the size of a small dog. But wait! We will make it 6 foot tall and scaley!
Also Jurassic Park/World: We can't have the scenes of a swimming Rex, because it may not be accurate to real life.
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There's a section in the book Raptor Red that talks about how they apparently discovered utahraptor during the production of jp. The team responsible for scientific accuracy were relieved, to say the least 😂
Yeah, I don't think those tiny forelimbs did it any good in the water. I could imagine a pod of orcas having a laff at it trying to swim😂
I've read the book and these scenes would of been so good on the big screen
The river scene was included in the jurassic park video game on the sega
I love dinosaurs swimming underwater
Maybe we can see a new or one of the legacy Rexes swim in another film or series after the events of Dominion.
Man I’m so glad to have stumbled upon your channel wow man
Welcome aboard!
Tyrannosaurus rex is a very good swimmer based on prehistoric planet with in accurate T. rex but with rexy from Jurassic park, she is a very good swimmer indeed I have no idea why they would cut the river raft scenes off I wish we could’ve seen Alan and the Murphy’s being chased by rexy in the water and into the jungle but with the stupid trees in the way and with the dilophosauruses seen in the picture you showed us and rexy’s head being in the water fall but failed to grab lex with the tranquilizing kicking in but how was it timed right at the right scene? No idea but that scene was in the lost world tbf and it did kill a parasaurlophus in the process and dragging it to the dock and it did get tranq shot by the guy that tried to shoot the raptor but failed and there was a juvenile T. rex on isla Nublar but wasn’t seen in the film but I’m sure rexy could be taking care of him and rexy did kill both raptors after saving Alan and the Murphys tho I feel like there could’ve been swimming T. rex scenes in the other films along with buck, doe, bull, little eatie and big eatie (my opinion) and also all dinosaurs should be able to swim both carnivores and herbivores like ceratosaurus is a good swimmer with it’s flexible tail used as a paddle and other herbivore dinosaurs but T. rex is a great swimmer! And the juvenile T. rex could also swim based on prehistoric planet maybe he could’ve been swimming with rexy but who knows so let’s hope rexy survives and hopefully the juvenile one stays alive and both continue surviving! You’re the best shadows!
Was a great scene in the book! Glad you enjoyed it Pterospinosaurus :)
@@ShadowsLew it was one of the greatest scenes in the book I sure did enjoy it shadows
Spielberg's history of trying to get the shark from Jaws to work in the water and failing probably had a lot to do with it.
@@slipstreamxr3763 it is a lot of work was it or no
you make the best videos ever
Dang. Rexy must've been hot on their tails!
she was!
@@ShadowsLew flandre scarlet gets ungrounded
Prehistoric planet has entered the chat
At least Prehistoric Planet did the swimming T-Rex
Little known fact about the T Rex. His first initials are M.F.
I would like to see jurassic park or jurassic lost world directors cut movie.
it would be interesting to watch a swimming t rex but i agree with this scene at the second and not the first movie. Btw i really like your videos!
Thank you :)
It will actually look very weird to see rexy swimming in later movies
JP:
JP 1and1 rexes + JP 2 and 3 rexes= 4 rexes + Jp 3 rex = 5 rex + JP novel rexes = 6
In total JP has:6 rexes
Jw:
Jurassic world 1rexes +cc 2 trex=3 rexes
In total there are:3 trex in jw
Jw + Jp trexes
In total all rexes is:9 rexes in the jw and JP franchise
yes In Novel Roberta can Swim
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man it would be difficult for the spino to beat rexy if rexy was an expert swimmer
Anyone else notice the resident evil music playing behind the dialogue.
Swimming t-Rex. New fear unlocked.
I think they should make a 3d animated movie scene for scene shot of the 1st and 2nd Jurassic Park novel!
Those big teeth attacking a raft multiple times, the raft wouldn't have lasted though the first attack. Most likely why it wasn't add to the movie.
Maybe in the next Jurassic film we can see a swimming T-Rex sceen .
Why isn't this a Universal ride? I've been on the existing one but this sounds better lol
That tail would be a good paddle
Amazing video🤩
thanks as always blue :)
they should make a movie that is book accurate no differrences
Oh the scene of the T-Rex swimming yeah it was in prehistoric planets not Jurassic world so yeah
Cool! 😎👍🏽
Question do u think that Copeys we’re in the restictade area
Yeah I thought rexes couldn’t swim and I was confident about that when I ran into water for the first time playing ark. I pretty much shat myself lmao
I actually just finished both of the Books which is a much better story for Jurassic park!!
Yes i did know,thanks to other yt videos from other ytbrs
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T-rex moment:
Yes you are correct
It most likely the t rex in the jurrasic franchise can swim
Can we all agree that he is the best youtuber
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we can :)
Do a theory on why the walls in the t.Rex enclosure changed
It would have been great to see in JP1, but doubt they would be able to recreate using the CGI at the time 🤷🏼♂️
Later movies though 👍🫤
THEY COULD SWIM???? WOOOOOAAAW
It look very strange if a large Dinosaur like T rex to in a ocean cause how massive they are🪨🪨.
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Yes thanks to the jp game for Sega
How did the people film it
It makes more sense that a T-Rex would swim similarly to a snake.
All you said at the end I would
They did Showed a T rex swim in water on the new Dino Prehistoric planet that T rex was Yellow☢️☢️.
Bruh I read the book, stuff was horrifying
the t rex name is Scar
I do rexy can swim but but not like that
Ford explorer *
Uhm this swimming t-rex is in prehistoric planet?
She actually kill3d a gallamimus
Huh
makes no sense
Bro putted the priestoric planet trex swimming not ipeven cannon
What other footage should they have used? Rexy not swimming?
I'm pretty sure a T-rex wouldn't swim or venture into deep water. It's proportions don't favour buoyancy and it would have difficulties staying upright. There are no gills to help it breathe under water, so it would need to keep its head above the water, but being bottom heavy with a long tail, it would pull the head under. The lungs would then fill with water. I just can't see a T-rex being able to breath properly, or being able to swim/paddle properly. They likely wouldn't risk going into deep water. Plus they could get grabbed by Mosasaurus, Megadon shark, crocodiles etc, since they aren't adapted to battles in water. Most T-rex's weren't in areas with seas or big lakes either. It just doesn't seem logical for T-rex to swim, although we cannot say for sure.
Maybe you should see Prehistoric Planet, and no, Megalodon did not live with T-Rex in the same era. Megalodon made its appearance after the last dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago.
Whales, turtles, crocodiles, penguins, and mosasaurs don't have gills either. T. rex's proportions are very well suited to swimming, just not for hunting while swimming. Ever seen deer swimming? Deer swim into deep water for no discernable reason.
You left out how rexy died and juniors the reason she left the humans.
Poor Novel Rexy huh
That is a prehistoric planet t rex swimming not a rexy swimming
Bad really. Wrecked havoc was a bad start, and then hadrosaur instead of gallimimus which is an oviraptor. Can't take it seriously now.
Seriously though, there's no such thing as this scene.
Hello new here great videos you make learning a lot of things but I'm wondering what happened to the T-Rexs in the Lost World unless it explains it Camp Cretaceous which I haven't watch but I'm wondering what happened to those 3 what are their stories
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trex had extremely good vision better then birds of prey today