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Spinosaurus was never meant to be a hybrid, it was pretty accurate for its time, after Jurassic World all those fan theories about it being a hybrid came out due to it beating a t-rex, so universal decided to inocorporate that idea towards it being amalgam tested (which made it super aggresive as it was pretty cruel testing on it ever since it was created)
I'm just glad that the spinosaurus is not a hybrid dinosaur I was so sick of people saying this shit over and over again now there wrong and riot is wrong to eat that riot it's not a hybrid its its own Dinosaur in the jurassic universe
Your not wrong and it’s all riots fault because he keeps saying this shit over and over and now people are only agreeing with him because he’s saying that shit
I always viewed the Spinosaurus as being genetically enhanced... Basically beefed up. In a way, similar to the Chaos Effect Omega T-Rex and Raptor Alpha.
I was so tired of hearing that spinosaurus is a hybrid because of his aggression when literally some animals are that aggressive. Also, I never heard anybody say all dinosaurs were hybrids. With the exception of chameleon carnotaurus
@@IssaccCalderon same thing dude it was just pissing me off hearing people say all dinosaurs in the jurassic franchise are hybrids and then saying that the spinosaurus is a hybrid spinosaurus is not a hybrid
@@rexymaximoff it was back then like take planet dinosaur for a. Example the Spinosaurus that documented series that’s how we all thought it looked like that’s it it doesn’t matter Spinosaurus is still a Spinosaurus no matter what on design fuck everyone who thinks Spinosaurus is a hybrid
I always thought it they used mostly baryonyx dna to try and create a spinosaurus with that as the base. Especially since it was originally gonna be a baryonyx
Such a fascinating video! I really enjoyed how you explored the idea of whether the Spinosaurus was truly a hybrid dinosaur or just misrepresented in media. The breakdown of its portrayal in movies versus actual scientific findings was really insightful. It’s amazing how much pop culture shapes our understanding of prehistoric creatures. This video gave me a lot to think about-great work!
I think of it as like a rough draft. Remeber each dinosaur had several versions until they came up with the "right" one. With so little spino examples and stuff they probably did their best and didn't get to clean it up to its final version. That could also explain why it wasn't on the list. Nobody is gonna list an unfinished and imperfect asset.
The amalgamation perfectly explains why the spino in the third movie was primarily bipedal. The real spino preferred to walk on all fours but was capable of walking on its hind legs if needed. Those close relatives to spino preferred bipedal travel.
I will admit for years I once thought that the spinosaurus was a hybrid but seeing videos from guys like klayton, dangerville and of course you swrve covering this subject on the amalgam testing on the spinosaurus I know that it is an amalgam not a hybrid man I love everything when it comes to the Jurassic universe.
I assume your talking about the spino, if so then it’s not a theory of it being an amalgamation it’s like actually confirmed, and it’s also definitely a spino and not something else since Alan Grant knew for a fact it was a spino
Damn, brilliant video explaining this Swrve well done. I have to admit it is abit annoying that Dominion just introduced the pure clones without any explination. It feels like the kind of thing that they would have made a big deal out of but they didn't. One of the big things about Crichton's method of ressurection is that it is impossible to get a pure DNA strand from the DNA sample which is true in reality and is what made that theory so compelling. Second, and this goes for both Dominion and the prolouge, I wish that they would have just made the pure clones Palaeo accurate. I get that you make the point of Jurssic being a different universe to ours Swrve, but part of the magic of Jurassic park is that it feels real. Thats why people love Dinosaurs in general because they know that they were real. The further you seperate the Jurassic Universe from our Universe, it kind of ruins the whole aesthetic of the franchise (the Giga's design in particular is awful, let alone it living in the late Cretacous era in north America). Anyway thats just my thoughts, you will make it to 250,000 Swrve it's inevitable.
This was informative and all, but I think Alan Grant said it best, "What John Hammond and InGen made were Genetic Engineered Theme Park Monsters! Nothing more, and nothing less."
this was very intriguing and enjoyable video Swrve Thank you for making the video this really helped me understand what different genetic dinosaurs were classified and descripted it in a simple and understanding way
Thank you for taking your time to clearing this up as there are a lot of confused fans. I always new spinosaurus is spinosaurus as confirmed in the movie and design choice as it is very much like how it was depicted back then. Also I'm new Subscriber❤
for the time it was made, it was accurate to what paleontolgy believed, unfortunately new discovers and research may have forced the movies to change it into either a hybrid or some other new dinosaur
And that’s why Media always exists in a different universe. So that when things become inaccurate, you can simply say that the events of that universe were different. This allows for creative freedom
Wonderful video! I loved how much it taught me about how the scientists created dinosaurs. In the beginning I just thought there were pure bread dinosaurs and hybrids. Now I know how very much wrong I am!
Apparently from what I've heard the 2 main theories are it's not actually a Spinosaurus and it's actually a new species only in the Jurassic Extended Universe (similar to velociraptor) known as Macrobaryonyx. And then ofc there's the theory it's a hybrid or amalgamation
Without watching the video (which i will do but I wanna comment first) I'd say the answer is complicated. It depends on what you classify as a hybrid. Most cloned dinosaurs had about 50% or lower frog DNA but I believe the Spinosaurus had some modifications specifically in its size.
There's also the Troodon pure clones from the Jurassic Park game,. Although these differ from the rest due to the fact their dna wasn't complete, but wasn't patched either. Not sure if them being monsters was just them being Troodons or having broken dna.
considering that the dilophosaurus in real doesn't has the collar, what this mean? it's just the pure version of the animal for this cinematic universe?
It was explained in Jurassic Park. Some dinosaurs are a little different due to them being GMOs. Also explains why Rexy doesn't look like her Prehistoric counterpart
How hard is it to say that the Spinosaurus looks diffrent because thats how it actually looked in the jurassic universe ? . Its not a hybrid or an almalgom its just a Spinosaurus
It really isn’t that hard. That’s the reasoning behind the Giganotosaurus looking the way it does in the prologue As for Spino, it’s a way to add cool lore and ignore the scientific consistent changes for it
Yeah people need to leave the spinosaurus alone it's still a spinosaurus its not a hybrid this video will crush these dumb people who say spinosaurus is a hybrid even though it's not a hybrid
@Swrve Thank you for explaining the genetic database. I still have a few doubts about this though. 1. The amalgamations, GMOs and GMCs are not the same as the animals that bear their names from the fossil record. For example, Rexy has no downy feathers on her neck but the JWD prologue T. rex has them and the Atrociraptors look and sound like Velociraptors from JP3 as you said in this video. Therefore, they are technically not found in the fossil record and they are more like animals that bear the same names as their fossil record counterparts but still have minor differences and are NOT exactly the same animals that are observed in the fossil record, unlike the pure clones which are exactly identical to their fossil record counterparts in all aspects. 2. How exactly can we differentiate between an amalgamation and a hybrid and is there a point where an amalgamation can become a hybrid? For example, let's say you create a new dinosaur from the DNA of T rex, Daspletosaurus and Albertosaurus together. Would this new dinosaur be a hybrid because it is not found in the fossil record and is made with 3 different species or would it be an amalgamation because all 3 species are from the tyrannosaur family (similar species)? Or, let's say you were trying to create a Daspletosaurus specimen by using T rex and Albertosaurus to fill in the gaps in its genome, since they are all tyrannosaurs. Here, would there be a point where the T rex and Albertosaurus DNA have occupied so much of the specimen's genome that it stops being an amalgam clone of Daspletosaurus and becomes a hybrid of all three species? If so, where would that genetic 'threshold' be?🤔 Can you please clarify these for me and let me know your thoughts on this?
Ngl I think for the most part the difference is to what extent the animals were modified to. Looking at the original clones you don't see any major deviance or additional trait that they posses that's major enough to make the animal substantially different. Since the dna used was only to fill in the blanks. While in hybrids the animal has no resemblance of any current species or what their origin species were, nor do they seemingly possess any single main genome that it follows truthfully. Like the indkm having the base gene of a rex but looking nothing like the animal itself. That's my take on it ngl.
They are not hybrids to begin with Swrve just told us in the video listen here at 10:55 I said this before to other people but you need to go rewatch all the Movies again
I see the spino as sort of a stepping stone for hybrids. Its admittedly over sized and aggressive. Like the didnt have enough to make one so they borrowed other dino dna to complete the code. Instead of just some frog dna. Trex was mostly Trex, Spino was say 60%authentic dna.
I think the confusion is in how the term "hybrid" is used so specifically. Going by the definition of hybrid, the people saying that "all dinosaurs are hybrids" are correct. We need a new name for hybrid dinosaurs that it more deceptive, got any ideas?
I'm in the camp of fun overall. If it's not hurting anybody and it's not going to take any actual role in the story, personal headcanons are fine and harmless as long as they're not spread as truth. Up until recently I thought there were two spinosaurus when the plane was taking off it hit the younger spinosaurus and killed it. Thus, the bloodthirsty nature of the spinosaurus is explained throughout the film. But upon studying the actual model I came to the conclusion that there was a big scar on the sail near the hip explaining the plane clipping the spinosaurus not as fun of an explanation but Canon
I think the baryonyx is a hybrid though. Its feet are very thick and padded. Similar to that of elephants. Elephants are known to walk almost silently, so that’s a great trait to add to a blind creature with heightened hearing.
@ I did. And by your definition of a hybrid in the Jurassic universe being a dinosaur not found in the fossil record and being combined with dna from other species the Leucistic Baryonyx fits that description. Regular baryonyx did not have padded feet. There is no way it could have had that without dna from either an elephant or sauropod. It’s clear that it had more changes to its dna than just suppressing the development of eyes. Even Dr.Wu in Jurassic World said you can’t create a predator without the proper attributes while describing the Indominus. So if Dr. Sarr wanted a blind hyper hearing predator he had to make it as quiet as possible. This the padded feet.
@@SwrveYT I did. And by your definition of a hybrid being a dinosaur not found in the fossil record and being combined with dna from other species. The leucistic Baryonyx had padded feet, regular baryonyx did not. The only way it could have had padded feet was if it had dna from an elephant or sauropod. Dr.Wu even says in Jurassic World that you can’t create a predator without the corresponding predatory features. Thus it would make sense for Dr.Sarr to make the Baryonyx with padded feet if he wanted it to have heightened hearing.
@@bluegecko13 The Baryonyx may seem different from its real-life counterpart but that's basically how the Baryonyx looks in the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World franchise
I would question this to a degree swrve not that the suchomimus and baryonyx are involved I can definitely see that especially with what you showed us but I have never once seen any evidence anywhere that non-avian dinosaurs had eyes like a crocodile the eyes of the spinosaurus are straight up the eyes of a saltwater crocodile when they should be like what you see in birds or I've also seen and read of a keyhole shape also the changes to the skull are a bit too crocodile esque to be just a suchomimus and baryonyx so I would say that you are right about the suchomimus and baryonyx but that they added saltwater crocodile into it which while I agree with you that it being a hybrid doesn't necessarily explain it's aggression saltwater crocodiles are known to kill and eat people only being beaten by hippopotamus in terms of the amount of people killed so that could also explain that aswell
Thats just how spinosaurus looked in that universe. Look at the jw3 opening monologue and how the trex looks exactly like ingens trex and not historically accurate.
I mean they did take different Genus to create one dinosaur. Just because they call it a spinosaurs doesn't mean that it isn't hybridization. That's like breeding a tiger and a lion and calling it a tiger its still a hybrid.
@ “the complete merging of two or more entities to create a new, entirely separate entity” if they used spinosaurs, baryonx, and suchomius dna how can it be an amalgamation when the entiy isn’t something new? While a hybrid would have its distinct features from each animals which the jp3 spino has especially comparing it to its irl counter part.
@@TRex-g4z I’m sure he did, and even if he didn’t there was other videos explaining it , and plus after Camp Cretaceous 3 , we learn that the scorpios rex was the first hybrid so , I expected this debate was over
@@CapnAnime yeah I understand, or he’s are running out of contents and reusing the same tired ideas that’s been solved years ago (Side note not being rude to the guy it’s just that I feel like he’s really running out of ideas)
I really don't know what it is with people wanting it to be some super saiyan ultra instinct mutant hybrid or whatever crap they come up with. I mean Alan Grant literally identified it in its scientific name spinosaurus *aegyptiacus* but no it has to be hybrid because it looks different from real life and it killed a t rex. And these guys have no problem with the giga looking like a roided up crocodile roaming north America with t rex. They simply cannot separate fiction from reality.
Can you actually explain Bumpy in another video? I originally thought she could reproduce asexually cause of her blue coloring but I was wrong given Chaos Theory. Maybe explain what could have been in her genes? She was also born too early.
The amalgamation, splicing, and all other types of cloning besides the pure cloning, are just different types of hybridisations, so technically all jp/jw dinosaurs are hybrids lmao. Also the spinosaurus that was in jp3, never appeared in the fossil record, cuz it's inaccurate. There was a "at the time" a accurate skeleton on mainstreet
@@SwrveYTdon't worry I know spinosaurus is not a hybrid you got my approval 😊 some people are literally stupid I'm so sick of this spinosaurus is a hybrid shit over again and again like I want to scream at there faces and say look Karen's shut the hell up
I don't blame him because now, the community became more and more toxic. (Especially with fanboys that send misinformation and toxic debates with kids who don't want to listen to canon facts and create their own version of seeing them for the sake of their fav dinos)
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Spinosaurus was never meant to be a hybrid, it was pretty accurate for its time, after Jurassic World all those fan theories about it being a hybrid came out due to it beating a t-rex, so universal decided to inocorporate that idea towards it being amalgam tested (which made it super aggresive as it was pretty cruel testing on it ever since it was created)
I'm just glad that the spinosaurus is not a hybrid dinosaur I was so sick of people saying this shit over and over again now there wrong and riot is wrong to eat that riot it's not a hybrid its its own Dinosaur in the jurassic universe
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It's their new excuse for the rex defeat cuz they're still pressed and butthurt.
Your not wrong and it’s all riots fault because he keeps saying this shit over and over and now people are only agreeing with him because he’s saying that shit
I always viewed the Spinosaurus as being genetically enhanced... Basically beefed up. In a way, similar to the Chaos Effect Omega T-Rex and Raptor Alpha.
Man, I’m so glad you cleared this up. A lot of people seemed very confused. Thanks Swrvey
I was so tired of hearing that spinosaurus is a hybrid because of his aggression when literally some animals are that aggressive. Also, I never heard anybody say all dinosaurs were hybrids. With the exception of chameleon carnotaurus
@@IssaccCalderon same thing dude it was just pissing me off hearing people say all dinosaurs in the jurassic franchise are hybrids and then saying that the spinosaurus is a hybrid spinosaurus is not a hybrid
@@IssaccCalderon They just need to rewatch all the Jurassic Movies TV Shows and Short Films
@@TRex-g4z indeed
I agree because if the spino was a hybrid it would t be called a spino.
Dude he deserves more views and subs with the amount of effort he puts into these vids
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I wouldn’t say it’s a hybrid, but it was based on the reconstruction scientists had at the time.
I agree because the it was said that the Jurassic park/world Dino’s were the most accurate at there time in 1993. BOOM!!
That's only relevant in real life, not in the movies.
@@rexymaximoff it was back then like take planet dinosaur for a. Example the Spinosaurus that documented series that’s how we all thought it looked like that’s it it doesn’t matter Spinosaurus is still a Spinosaurus no matter what on design fuck everyone who thinks Spinosaurus is a hybrid
I always thought it they used mostly baryonyx dna to try and create a spinosaurus with that as the base. Especially since it was originally gonna be a baryonyx
@ well now you know the truth 🙂
You did a great job in breaking down this information for people who had no clue or had confusions!
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Such a fascinating video! I really enjoyed how you explored the idea of whether the Spinosaurus was truly a hybrid dinosaur or just misrepresented in media. The breakdown of its portrayal in movies versus actual scientific findings was really insightful. It’s amazing how much pop culture shapes our understanding of prehistoric creatures. This video gave me a lot to think about-great work!
I was really excited to watch this video and I’m glad I did,you did not disappoint swrve amazing video thankyou
spino is not hybrid , it was created from spinosaurus and other spinosauridae , it makes sense
I agree because if I made a Dino out of suchomimus and baryonyx, because they are both spinosauridae, then it’s not a hybrid.
I think of it as like a rough draft. Remeber each dinosaur had several versions until they came up with the "right" one. With so little spino examples and stuff they probably did their best and didn't get to clean it up to its final version. That could also explain why it wasn't on the list. Nobody is gonna list an unfinished and imperfect asset.
The amalgamation perfectly explains why the spino in the third movie was primarily bipedal. The real spino preferred to walk on all fours but was capable of walking on its hind legs if needed. Those close relatives to spino preferred bipedal travel.
Thanks, very useful video to clarify every differences
I will admit for years I once thought that the spinosaurus was a hybrid but seeing videos from guys like klayton, dangerville and of course you swrve covering this subject on the amalgam testing on the spinosaurus I know that it is an amalgam not a hybrid man I love everything when it comes to the Jurassic universe.
I assume your talking about the spino, if so then it’s not a theory of it being an amalgamation it’s like actually confirmed, and it’s also definitely a spino and not something else since Alan Grant knew for a fact it was a spino
Damn, brilliant video explaining this Swrve well done. I have to admit it is abit annoying that Dominion just introduced the pure clones without any explination. It feels like the kind of thing that they would have made a big deal out of but they didn't. One of the big things about Crichton's method of ressurection is that it is impossible to get a pure DNA strand from the DNA sample which is true in reality and is what made that theory so compelling.
Second, and this goes for both Dominion and the prolouge, I wish that they would have just made the pure clones Palaeo accurate. I get that you make the point of Jurssic being a different universe to ours Swrve, but part of the magic of Jurassic park is that it feels real. Thats why people love Dinosaurs in general because they know that they were real.
The further you seperate the Jurassic Universe from our Universe, it kind of ruins the whole aesthetic of the franchise (the Giga's design in particular is awful, let alone it living in the late Cretacous era in north America).
Anyway thats just my thoughts, you will make it to 250,000 Swrve it's inevitable.
This was informative and all, but I think Alan Grant said it best, "What John Hammond and InGen made were Genetic Engineered Theme Park Monsters! Nothing more, and nothing less."
this was very intriguing and enjoyable video Swrve Thank you for making the video this really helped me understand what different genetic dinosaurs were classified and descripted it in a simple and understanding way
Thank you for taking your time to clearing this up as there are a lot of confused fans. I always new spinosaurus is spinosaurus as confirmed in the movie and design choice as it is very much like how it was depicted back then.
Also I'm new Subscriber❤
Thanks bro I recently had an argument with this guy 6:00 claiming Spinosaurus was a hybrid you gave some extra helpful proof in the right timing!
Come on dude!!
Same here Shahzaesaurus I told him that as well but he clearly doesn't want to listen
@@Ezequiel-terrorCome on what no Spinosaurus was never a hybrid it never was a Hybrid I told you this earlier
@@Ezequiel-terror And I told you you'll need to go rewatch all the movies and shows clearly you haven't done that yet
@@TRex-g4z proof that is not a hybrid, because I see a lot of people saying that is not a hybrid, when it is, and I see no proof
This is getting awesome and interesting
for the time it was made, it was accurate to what paleontolgy believed, unfortunately new discovers and research may have forced the movies to change it into either a hybrid or some other new dinosaur
And that’s why Media always exists in a different universe. So that when things become inaccurate, you can simply say that the events of that universe were different. This allows for creative freedom
If it was a hybrid, then it wouldn't have looked like such a SpinoChad
Biosyn be like "all of are clones are pure"
Then why does your giga look like it's mother had a night with a literal alligator
Pure in universe, not real life.
Lol
Maybe the giga's mother was pure and DID have an affair with an alligator
@@TheDinoNerdyou made me laugh 😂
would make sence if it was a amalgamation.
The fact that people are saying all dinosaurs are hybrids clearly needs to rewatch every Jurassic Park and World Movies
So true man sometimes the jurassic fanbase is very toxic on saying shit like this
@colinsturges319 Thanks and I appreciate that you agree with me 👍
@@TRex-g4z fax
Short answer no
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Thanks for this simple and clearly explanation to Paleo creatures in Jurassic franchise.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊
Wonderful video! I loved how much it taught me about how the scientists created dinosaurs. In the beginning I just thought there were pure bread dinosaurs and hybrids. Now I know how very much wrong I am!
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Rexy isn't the strongest in the movies, but rexy fans will go nuts about that.
Apparently from what I've heard the 2 main theories are it's not actually a Spinosaurus and it's actually a new species only in the Jurassic Extended Universe (similar to velociraptor) known as Macrobaryonyx. And then ofc there's the theory it's a hybrid or amalgamation
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Without watching the video (which i will do but I wanna comment first) I'd say the answer is complicated. It depends on what you classify as a hybrid. Most cloned dinosaurs had about 50% or lower frog DNA but I believe the Spinosaurus had some modifications specifically in its size.
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@@SwrveYT Yeah I watched it different explanation but pretty much same view.
Swrve will "What If Season 2" come back
There's also the Troodon pure clones from the Jurassic Park game,. Although these differ from the rest due to the fact their dna wasn't complete, but wasn't patched either. Not sure if them being monsters was just them being Troodons or having broken dna.
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considering that the dilophosaurus in real doesn't has the collar, what this mean? it's just the pure version of the animal for this cinematic universe?
It was explained in Jurassic Park. Some dinosaurs are a little different due to them being GMOs. Also explains why Rexy doesn't look like her Prehistoric counterpart
@SwrveYT oh ok, dilo Is in the GMO, thanks
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I think he is it's like an Alasaurus - Spino - Sacasucas - Raptor Hybrid to me.
How hard is it to say that the Spinosaurus looks diffrent because thats how it actually looked in the jurassic universe ? . Its not a hybrid or an almalgom its just a Spinosaurus
It really isn’t that hard. That’s the reasoning behind the Giganotosaurus looking the way it does in the prologue
As for Spino, it’s a way to add cool lore and ignore the scientific consistent changes for it
Yeah people need to leave the spinosaurus alone it's still a spinosaurus its not a hybrid this video will crush these dumb people who say spinosaurus is a hybrid even though it's not a hybrid
@@colinsturges319 Exactly
Under 10 or 30 or 40 or 20 mins gang
Crazy that in the JP universe, the people thought the indo Rex was cooler than the spino and would sell more tickets
I totally agree with you. If the spino was a hybrid, it would t be called a spinosaurus.
@Swrve Thank you for explaining the genetic database. I still have a few doubts about this though.
1. The amalgamations, GMOs and GMCs are not the same as the animals that bear their names from the fossil record. For example, Rexy has no downy feathers on her neck but the JWD prologue T. rex has them and the Atrociraptors look and sound like Velociraptors from JP3 as you said in this video. Therefore, they are technically not found in the fossil record and they are more like animals that bear the same names as their fossil record counterparts but still have minor differences and are NOT exactly the same animals that are observed in the fossil record, unlike the pure clones which are exactly identical to their fossil record counterparts in all aspects.
2. How exactly can we differentiate between an amalgamation and a hybrid and is there a point where an amalgamation can become a hybrid? For example, let's say you create a new dinosaur from the DNA of T rex, Daspletosaurus and Albertosaurus together. Would this new dinosaur be a hybrid because it is not found in the fossil record and is made with 3 different species or would it be an amalgamation because all 3 species are from the tyrannosaur family (similar species)? Or, let's say you were trying to create a Daspletosaurus specimen by using T rex and Albertosaurus to fill in the gaps in its genome, since they are all tyrannosaurs. Here, would there be a point where the T rex and Albertosaurus DNA have occupied so much of the specimen's genome that it stops being an amalgam clone of Daspletosaurus and becomes a hybrid of all three species? If so, where would that genetic 'threshold' be?🤔
Can you please clarify these for me and let me know your thoughts on this?
Ngl I think for the most part the difference is to what extent the animals were modified to. Looking at the original clones you don't see any major deviance or additional trait that they posses that's major enough to make the animal substantially different. Since the dna used was only to fill in the blanks. While in hybrids the animal has no resemblance of any current species or what their origin species were, nor do they seemingly possess any single main genome that it follows truthfully. Like the indkm having the base gene of a rex but looking nothing like the animal itself. That's my take on it ngl.
And would also explain how it could swim so well despite not having anywhere near the tail design we know now it did
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I personally think that the Atrociraptors are “hybrids” because they have the genome of the JP3 Raptors and the Atrociraptors genome
They are not hybrids to begin with Swrve just told us in the video listen here at 10:55 I said this before to other people but you need to go rewatch all the Movies again
I see the spino as sort of a stepping stone for hybrids. Its admittedly over sized and aggressive. Like the didnt have enough to make one so they borrowed other dino dna to complete the code. Instead of just some frog dna. Trex was mostly Trex, Spino was say 60%authentic dna.
So the atrociraptors are amalgamations?
Yes
I wonder if they‘d ever use Carchar in the Jurassic Park/ World universe.
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It’s how u would say not a hybrid but it as strong as one it’s basically a Dino built like a hybrid
I think the confusion is in how the term "hybrid" is used so specifically. Going by the definition of hybrid, the people saying that "all dinosaurs are hybrids" are correct. We need a new name for hybrid dinosaurs that it more deceptive, got any ideas?
I'm in the camp of fun overall. If it's not hurting anybody and it's not going to take any actual role in the story, personal headcanons are fine and harmless as long as they're not spread as truth. Up until recently I thought there were two spinosaurus when the plane was taking off it hit the younger spinosaurus and killed it. Thus, the bloodthirsty nature of the spinosaurus is explained throughout the film. But upon studying the actual model I came to the conclusion that there was a big scar on the sail near the hip explaining the plane clipping the spinosaurus not as fun of an explanation but Canon
I think the baryonyx is a hybrid though. Its feet are very thick and padded. Similar to that of elephants. Elephants are known to walk almost silently, so that’s a great trait to add to a blind creature with heightened hearing.
Did you watch the video…?
@ I did. And by your definition of a hybrid in the Jurassic universe being a dinosaur not found in the fossil record and being combined with dna from other species the Leucistic Baryonyx fits that description. Regular baryonyx did not have padded feet. There is no way it could have had that without dna from either an elephant or sauropod. It’s clear that it had more changes to its dna than just suppressing the development of eyes.
Even Dr.Wu in Jurassic World said you can’t create a predator without the proper attributes while describing the Indominus. So if Dr. Sarr wanted a blind hyper hearing predator he had to make it as quiet as possible. This the padded feet.
@@SwrveYT I did. And by your definition of a hybrid being a dinosaur not found in the fossil record and being combined with dna from other species. The leucistic Baryonyx had padded feet, regular baryonyx did not. The only way it could have had padded feet was if it had dna from an elephant or sauropod.
Dr.Wu even says in Jurassic World that you can’t create a predator without the corresponding predatory features. Thus it would make sense for Dr.Sarr to make the Baryonyx with padded feet if he wanted it to have heightened hearing.
@@bluegecko13 The Baryonyx may seem different from its real-life counterpart but that's basically how the Baryonyx looks in the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World franchise
I would question this to a degree swrve not that the suchomimus and baryonyx are involved I can definitely see that especially with what you showed us but I have never once seen any evidence anywhere that non-avian dinosaurs had eyes like a crocodile the eyes of the spinosaurus are straight up the eyes of a saltwater crocodile when they should be like what you see in birds or I've also seen and read of a keyhole shape also the changes to the skull are a bit too crocodile esque to be just a suchomimus and baryonyx so I would say that you are right about the suchomimus and baryonyx but that they added saltwater crocodile into it which while I agree with you that it being a hybrid doesn't necessarily explain it's aggression saltwater crocodiles are known to kill and eat people only being beaten by hippopotamus in terms of the amount of people killed so that could also explain that aswell
Thats just how spinosaurus looked in that universe. Look at the jw3 opening monologue and how the trex looks exactly like ingens trex and not historically accurate.
From what i seen from your community posts, no
I mean they did take different Genus to create one dinosaur. Just because they call it a spinosaurs doesn't mean that it isn't hybridization. That's like breeding a tiger and a lion and calling it a tiger its still a hybrid.
@@stadic5311 have you learnt about Amalgamations at school yet?
@ “the complete merging of two or more entities to create a new, entirely separate entity” if they used spinosaurs, baryonx, and suchomius dna how can it be an amalgamation when the entiy isn’t something new? While a hybrid would have its distinct features from each animals which the jp3 spino has especially comparing it to its irl counter part.
@ snarky comment for me just trying to understand something fictional? Relax dude.
We still in this topic? I thought we solved this like a couple years ago?
Yes it was solved years ago but because this guy poll he revived it
@@lizardboy8645 Technically he didn't revive it is the people who think the Spinosaurus is a hybrid revived it
@@TRex-g4z I’m sure he did, and even if he didn’t there was other videos explaining it , and plus after Camp Cretaceous 3 , we learn that the scorpios rex was the first hybrid so , I expected this debate was over
@@zillax9026 suprisingly no, seems people just wanted Spino to be a hybrid and just don't know what a hybrid is
@@CapnAnime yeah I understand, or he’s are running out of contents and reusing the same tired ideas that’s been solved years ago (Side note not being rude to the guy it’s just that I feel like he’s really running out of ideas)
This was actualy very interessting and clear. Thanks mate
I really don't know what it is with people wanting it to be some super saiyan ultra instinct mutant hybrid or whatever crap they come up with. I mean Alan Grant literally identified it in its scientific name spinosaurus *aegyptiacus* but no it has to be hybrid because it looks different from real life and it killed a t rex. And these guys have no problem with the giga looking like a roided up crocodile roaming north America with t rex. They simply cannot separate fiction from reality.
Never meant to be a hybrid it’s just a illegally modified dinosaur
Spino might be genetically evolved and improved version of real spino to be better than the scientifically accurate spino.
It's an amalgam innit bruv
Nope
Can you actually explain Bumpy in another video? I originally thought she could reproduce asexually cause of her blue coloring but I was wrong given Chaos Theory. Maybe explain what could have been in her genes? She was also born too early.
i dont think dinosaurs arent villains only humans nut dinosaurs have there instinct
The amalgamation, splicing, and all other types of cloning besides the pure cloning, are just different types of hybridisations, so technically all jp/jw dinosaurs are hybrids lmao. Also the spinosaurus that was in jp3, never appeared in the fossil record, cuz it's inaccurate. There was a "at the time" a accurate skeleton on mainstreet
… one day someone will listen to each word of the video 🥲
No, they’re not technically hybrids. In this universe, that’s not what it means
@@SwrveYTdon't worry I know spinosaurus is not a hybrid you got my approval 😊 some people are literally stupid I'm so sick of this spinosaurus is a hybrid shit over again and again like I want to scream at there faces and say look Karen's shut the hell up
bro badly disliked that comment💀☠
Yeah😂when he said “I see to many comments saying that shit”😂😂😂😂
@beinballerz_609 🤣🤣
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I don't blame him because now, the community became more and more toxic. (Especially with fanboys that send misinformation and toxic debates with kids who don't want to listen to canon facts and create their own version of seeing them for the sake of their fav dinos)
Nah. The Spinosaurus was never a hybrid. And the scorpius rex sucked
Spino might be a hybrid because it looks very different from other spinosauridae
It's a modified Spinosaurus but not really a hybrid tho.
You really need to watch the Jurassic Park and World Movies again TchallaWakanda cause what your saying is wrong
@TchallaWakanda-v8d did you not even bother watching the video??
@@SwrveYT Clearly not
@SwrveYT First off i'm a big fan and second my sincere apologies. I misunderstood the video.
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