The Untold Horror of Jurassic Park... the Tyrannosaurus

[Nasuto]

one of the details from the novels i love the most is how the Rex's smell like rotting meat, and thats how people know theyre close or coming. its terrifying

[colbyturner]

I've read both books and he's right. All the dinosaurs are way more terrifying in the books than the films. The raptors were fucked up, the carnos suspenseful, the Rex just plain deadly, and the fucking compies! Omg those things eat a baby!

[Captainkebbles]

In the movies, it's dinosaurs.

In the books. They're in a prison full of the scientists' experiments

[dylansearcy]

She also confronted the dilophosaurus and coiled her tongue around tim before the tranquilizers kicked in her system

[Alexanderthegreat]

A tiger colored Rex would have been awesome in the movies. As much as I love the original movie I really hope they make an r-rated Jurassic Park more like the book

[XombieXantana]

They saved that entire sequence for the spinosaur

[Joshua_N-A]

Jurassic Park
Movie: PG-13
Novel: Not even R rating could cut it.

[tusharroymukherjee]

The Novel's T-Rex is literally the I-Rex the universe needed.

[ezialb]

The raptors in the books scare me the most, they were way to smart and human like, one of the raptors used the back of its arm to wipe its mouth like a person would after eating which is just weird

[muckyesyesindisguise]

0% realistic, 100% way too fucking awesome

[ILikeDinosMoreThanYou]

Can we appreciate that he's giving us info, illustration, and credit to the artist?

[cookie]

You forgot(or didn’t have time) to mention when they escaped to the cave after the river scene, where the rex couldn’t fit but stuck it’s tongue into the cave grabbing Tim.

[owenjayes]

The novel Tyrannosaurus might've even beaten the indominus rex. We can agree that all novels dinosaurs solo their movie counterpart

[stevenjacomb]

Her in the film: I can't find my food so imma just look closer
Her in the novel:I can't find my food so YEET!

[cheweeever]

remember people, Jurassic park makes monsters, not animals

[angelalfaro]

The spino in JP 3 (now known as asset 87) was severely mistreated and abused by JP staff so it’s possible that many Dino’s hate humans to the point of killing them for fun

[Acidrain]

We brought them back and we gave them malicious intent and oh boy they are ready to use it they were literally snatching bodies left and right

[CoralReaper]

I wish we would get a Jurassic Park remake that was more faithful to the books. It would make for a pretty gruesome experience.

[kaynealexander]

Movies: Blockbuster sensation for kids.
Novels: Existential horror featuring ancient genetic monsters that lived millions of years ago.

[thedilophosaurusgamer]

I’m still reading the second, but the first was really good and I loved the raft and aviary part.