The REAL REASON Indominus REX was Such a MONSTER in Jurassic World

She kills everything which moves, except the Raptors & Carno, but why? HERE is why SHE's a REAL MONSTER! We have the answers! #jurassicworld #jurassicpark #dinosaur
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In this video we talk about the jurassic park & Jurassic world, the indominus rex and the raptors, with the indoraptor not to mention Jurassic world, the new jurassic world movie, the lost world jurassic park, indominus rex, the t-rex rexy and how it got over the drop off / cliff in Jurassic Park back in 1993. The restricted section in jurassic world, and what was in there in 2015, indominus rex, the black indominus rex, and how the white indominus rex was a sad story. Including, scenes on the velociraptors, TREX (rexy) indoraptor, and scenes from Jurassic World, & Dominion. I enjoy making videos about dinosaurs such as this one!

Dinosaurs! this is not the indoraptor, but it is the t-rex tyrannosaurus in jurassic world, but it could be the indominius rex, but not the giganotosaurus, not thegamingbeaver, but shadows, jurassic world dominion ending, but giganotosaurus vs therizinosuaurs, real dinosaurs, not TGB or jurassic world dominion, but spinosaurus, not netflix Jurassic world, the giganotosaurus

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[Matthew-insd]

Thank you for your videos, they are genuinely always awesome and make me happy, i love the Jurassic Universe 😊

[Frosty]

I've never considered her to be a monster. She's actually a victim. They spliced together DNA from various animals which is going to have various drawbacks in doing that. They made a highly intelligent dinosaur, then experimented on it and kept it isolated, (not including her sibling.) That is going to make her develop serious mental issues. I also think she may have let Toro to because she may have sympathise with it since she had a similar background.

[yinhoukhor]

When the Indominus met the Carnotaurus, it tore down the fence because it believed in building bridges instead.

[skylarmercykilled]

I think she was aware that humans locked her up, so she saw them as a threat. She saw Toro being held captive and wanted to set Toro free. For the herbivores, they were pretty much free to roam around, so there was maybe some type of envy. For the raptors, I think she wanted a family. And I think that as long as the T-rex did not attack her, she would not have attacked.

[renovashyt]

Another testimony to the Indominus Rexs' intelligence is that at some point during her rampage, she figured out that us humans always figured out where she was, and managed to pin the cause to be the tracker in her body somewhere. And she remembered where it was located in the midst of consuming her sibling.

[michaelrussell]

I always thought the 'new attraction' thing was a front. An intelligent killing machine that could camouflage itself and mask itself from heat detection: that thing was designed to be a weapon!

[KiaralionessYT]

I agree 200% with this I’ve always thought it in my head cannon that the Indy was mentally broken and not a monster by choice

[amirtisdale]

Even Owen said this during the indominus spreading chaos but nobody listened to him

[TheRealDemomKingX]

In the movie, Owen Brady himself said the only bond she had was with the feeding crane. He also said that he doesn't control the raptors, it's about trust, so she didn't trust anybody since she was confined her whole life.

[opalglass]

Makes me wonder what she would have been like if she had been raised like the raptors had

[Dino-Jira]

I imagine a scene of her looking at her reflection and truly realizing what it's like to be alone

[NightFuryLover]

Being intelligent AND enjoying killing is a terrifying enough alone. The I-Rex is a real case of Nature vs Nurture. Being created from some of the most vicious dinosaurs, then use going through torturous experiments. 
My general idea of a "monster" is the chooses one makes. If we don't have to do something horrible, but do it anyway, enjoying the pain inflicted, that's a monster. I don't consider the I-Rex to be a monster for attacking people, because of how it was treated. But the scene where it attacked the other dinosaurs for no reason, those that haven't done anything to her, CHOOSING to kill them, that makes me think a bit.

[girl]

I never thought of her as a thoughtless killing machine. A terrorist at best, but not mindless.
Her not killing Toro was certainly proof of that. The killing field with the Apatosaurus herd was, to me, her figuring things out since Owen said she didn't know where she stood in Jurassic Park/World's ecosystem. She never saw these dinosaurs before: she doesn't know what they're capable of.
I'm under the impression Toro was kept alive because I-Rex wanted a mate, not really a companion, but someone she could do it with for biological reasons (kinda like tigers), but he was probably the closest thing to something familiar she ever saw. But he's male, not female, like the Raptor pack who are all girls.
She likely regretted killing her sibling because once she was gone, I-rex realized she was all alone. She knew the crane wasn't alive and she saw humans as food. Toro and the Raptors are things she socially needs.

[DelainaTheJurassicFan]

If I'm being completely honest, I really love how terrifying the Indominus Rex is! After all, many people, including myself, are huge fans of the hybrid dinosaur! If the Indominus Rex wasn't so terrifying, I'm pretty sure that not many people would be such huge fans of this incredible dinosaur! Shadows, my friend, absolutely epic video today! Loved it! Keep up the great work! You're the best!

Edit: Can you please do a video about why the Scorpios Rex was attracted to fire?

[lodevie]

I have to say, I really like how you sometimes fumble for a second with a word, then quickly use the right word. To me it feel more natural than if you were to retake everything to make it "perfect." Add to the charm of your videos.

[loganthetooth]

i think shadows should do a video on the dark secrets of the spinoceratops

[broskitaz]

I love how all his other theories come in a video later on and makes the entire movie make sense

[robert-gabrielpopa]

I have no idea why the Giganotosaurus was described as "the Joker" of the franchise when the Indo- hybrids existed...

[azoreth]

Under 1 hour, but I’ve been binge watching your videos because they’re giving me so much information about the series I’ve grown with and loved. Thank you shadows! Keep it up!

[error-quin]

The indominus rex is just a suffering animal, it never asked to be created and she is just trying to find her place in the food chain.