Jurassic World's finale, Jurassic World 3, will be released simultaneously in China and North America on June 10, 2022!
Jurassic World 3 is reportedly set during the Cretaceous period 65 million years ago, and you can see scenes of dinosaurs living freely and how dinosaur DNA was carried by a prehistoric mosquito.
Directed by Colin Trevolo and starring Chris Palat, Blythe Dallas Howard, Jack Johnson, Jeff Goldblum and others, the film is the finale of the Jurassic series.
It tells the story of Jurassic Park, which no longer exists since dinosaurs entered the human world, and dinosaurs, an ancient creature that will live with humans.
"Jurassic" series of movies has been released 5 times, according to the chronological development order, the recommended viewing order of the editor is -
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park 2
Jurassic Park 3
Jurassic World
Jurassic World 2
Nearly 30 years have passed since the first "Jurassic Park" was released in 1993, and how many names can you call the dinosaurs who appeared in the Jurassic series?
In this issue, Xiaobian will bring you the ten most famous dinosaurs in the Jurassic series to awaken your childhood memories!
Jurassic World 3 is coming soon, let's take a dinosaur knowledge test!
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01 Rex Tyrannosaurus
The most ferocious Cretaceous carnivorous dinosaur.
Rex Tyrannosaurus rex, also known as Tyrannosaurus rex, is commonly referred to as the Tyrannosaurus Rex, one of the most famous dinosaurs in the world.
Living in the late Cretaceous period, Tyrannosaurus rex is currently known to have a hip height of more than 5 meters, an average weight of 11 tons, and a maximum weight of 14.85 tons, making it one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs in the world.
Scientists once couldn't understand why T. rex grew so large, because dinosaurs grew slowly throughout their lives, and sue, the largest and longest-lived Tyrannosaurus rex found so far, only lived to be 28 years old.
According to the New York Times, T. rex had a rapid growth period during the developmental stage, during which the growth rate was quite high, and it could grow almost 4 pounds of meat per day.
This explosive growth allowed the Tyrannosaurus rex to grow a large body in a short period of time.
02 Stegosaurus
Large herbivorous dinosaurs of the late Jurassic.
There are sharp plates on the body, and they are named like swords. Adult stegosaurus is about 12 meters long and 7 meters tall, 12 meters long and weighs 4 tons.
They belonged to the ornithopod order Stegosaurus, with plate-like bones on their backs and long spines at the tip of their tails, making them one of the most well-known dinosaurs.
They live on the plains and live in groups of nomadic herds with other herbivores.
Stegosaurus is one of the most widely known dinosaurs, and can be seen in movies, cartoons, comics, or toys. In Jurassic Park 2, Stegosaurus is one of the first dinosaurs to appear.
03 Southern Behemoth Dragon
Giant carnivorous dinosaur in South America.
Southern megalopods, which mean "giant southern reptile" in Latin, are known to have a maximum body length of 13.5 meters and a maximum weight of 9.2 tons, living in South America, Argentina, between 100 million and 96 million years ago in the Cretaceous Period.
The Southern Behemothosaurus had a strong bite force, extremely fast biting speed, and sharp teeth like a steel knife, and the bite force of land animals was second only to that of Tyrannosaurus Rex.
The southern behemoth dragon has very short forelimbs and thick hind limbs, and walks or runs in a manner where the hind feet touch the ground. They have sharp finger claws or toe claws on their limbs that can be used to attack prey.
04 Spinosaurus
Cretaceous African carnivorous dinosaurs, also known as Echinospercus, were African carnivorous dinosaurs that lived in the early Cretaceous Period, weighing 6-7 tons and measuring 12-13 meters in length.
Spinosaurus is the longest known carnivorous dinosaur, living near seashores and rivers.
Studies have suggested that Spinosaurus has more or less certain hydrophilic habits. This may be to lose weight and increase the speed of movement, or it may be to effectively reduce the surface temperature of the body during the hot summer months.
There is a striking symbol on the back of the spinosaurus, that is, the "sail" that stands tall like a fan.
This "sail" is a protrusion that grows on the spine of Spinosaurus and is said to reach a maximum of 2 meters.
05 Triceratops
Late Cretaceous North American dinosaurs.
Triceratopsus was one of the last ceratopsa to emerge prior to the Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction event, but their fossils are rarely found and are often used as representative fossils of the Late Cretaceous period.
There are already two valid species: Triceratops and Triceratops, but other genera have been named.
Triceratops was a medium-sized quadruped dinosaur that was 7–9 m long, 2.4–2.8 m tall, and weighed 5–10 tonnes. Its most notable features are their horns and neck shields, which can grow to more than 1.5 meters long.
The unique shape of Triceratops makes them often appear in movies, computer games, and TV shows.
In the 1993 film Jurassic Park, a Triceratops appeared sick because it did not adapt to modern vegetation.
06 Swollen-headed dragon
Dinosaurs of the late Cretaceous period lived at the end of the Late Cretaceous Period, 67 million years ago.
The swollen-headed dragon was about 5 meters long, with a swollen head, as if it had a giant tumor, and walked on two thick hind legs, which was a type of ornithopod dinosaur, mainly living in the inland plains and deserts of the mountains.
Psilocycephalus may have eaten leaves and fruits, and lived in groups like its relatives, with adult males identifying the leader of the group by head-banging.
During the breeding season, they may also decide in this way, with the winner mating with the female individual.
However, the thick head of the swollen-headed dragon did not help it resist predator attacks, it had a keen sense of smell and vision, and would quickly flee when it spotted enemies.
07 Oviraptorosaurus
Small theropod dinosaurs, living in the late Cretaceous period, were 1.8 to 2.5 meters long.
Like an ostrich, it has long claws and a long tail, is agile, has a tough tail to maintain the balance of the body, and runs very fast.
When the oviraptorosaur fossil was first discovered in 1923, it was near a pile of protoceratops fossils and on a pile of fossil eggs.
Due to the limited technical conditions at that time, scientists mistakenly believed that this dragon was stealing the eggs of the protocephalopod, so they named it Oviraptorosaurus, and it has been used to this day.
08 Mother Dragon
Living in the Late Cretaceous Period, 83 million years ago, Plesiosaurus was a plant-eating dinosaur, also known as a herbivorous dinosaur, that fed mainly on plants, including a variety of ferns and leaves.
It was large , about 6 to 9 m long , weighed an estimated 2 metric tons , and had a flat-beaked beaked beak typical of the duck-billed dragon family , as well as a thick nose.
The mother dragon has a small, pointed crown in front of its eyes. The crown may be used during courtship seasons as an act of intraspecific fighting.
Their front legs are shorter than their hind legs, they use four legs when walking and two legs when running, and they run very fast.
In Montana, usa in 1979, scientists found some dinosaur nests, which had the skeleton of a small dinosaur, so they named this dinosaur Dracopodosaurus.
09 Argentinosaurus
Argentinosaurus belonged to the Titanosaurus of sauropod dinosaurs, and their fossils were found in Argentina, hence the name Argentinosaurus.
Argentinosaurus lived 100 million years ago in the Mid-Cretaceous Arbord Order - 93 million years ago in the Late Cretaceous Senoman Order, and is one of the largest terrestrial dinosaurs ever discovered.
Only part of the skeleton of Argentinosaurus has been found, and scientists cannot determine its exact size. It is worth mentioning that the spine of Argentinosaurus was 1.5 meters high and 1.1 meters wide.
Argentinosaurus was much heavier than any other dinosaur, and it probably weighed up to 94 tons, equivalent to the total weight of 20 elephants.
However, even such a large animal as argentinosaurus may not be able to escape the attack of predators, such as the largest carnivorous dinosaur Mappleng is the overlord of the Argentinosaurus world.
10 Brachiosaurus
Brachiosaurus lived in North America during the Late Jurassic Period, as well as East Africa in the early Cretaceous Period, and was a special member of the high-breasted Brachiosaurus dinosaurs.
Brachiosaurus is one of the largest and heaviest dinosaurs ever seen on Earth, and their biggest feature is that they have huge forelimbs, which is why they are called "brachiosaurus".
Of the dinosaurs with intact skeletons excavated, Brachiosaurus was the tallest, stretching its neck like a crane, ripping leaves from a four-story tree, or bowing its head and tearing low ferns with chisel-like teeth.
Brachiosaurus differs from other sauropods in that its forelimbs are thicker than its hindlimbs and its teeth are specially shaped.
These dinosaurs were abundant during the Jurassic period, and they lived in groups like most sauropods.
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