Blind Therizinosaurus hunts its prey | Jurassic World: Dominion | DINOSAUR Movie

That blind dino is LETHAL
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[BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[novakn]

Bruh if that Therizinosaurus was blind than that deer had to have been deaf 💀

[bartolomeestebanmurillo]

And the fact that this is a Herbivore is scarier because it's not hunting but protecting it's territory much like hippos who kill more people than lions do.

[waspsting]

It's not really hunting prey though. It's an herbivore. It's just being really territorial and aggressive. Not that it makes it any less dangerous.

[Thescott]

That deer's behaviour really tells you all you need to know about the intelligence of the people who made this movie...

[ImWorldwideLevel]

The fact that this was the best scene in the whole movie speaks a lot about how much this series has fallen

[debapriyosarkar]

While these movies are visually stunning, my problem with the Jurassic World series is logic gets thrown out the window. The deer is just standing there while such a huge animal is approaching it.

[animatedink]

This was definitely the best scene in the movie. Felt fairly close to the tone of the books. Also like they portrayed a herbivore as so aggressive. The Therizinosaurus was definitely a show stealer

[waldoman]

It's an herbivore. Being blind makes it more territorial and defensive.

[Jurassicfs]

Tim: What do you call a blind dinosaur?
29 years later: Therizinosaurus

[DrakeBrunette]

Yup, this is how deer act…
They just stand there as creatures 10x their size menacingly approach them. There are NO reputable reports of deer ever running away from other creatures. They lack both a Fight & Flight response. Nature is amazing and I am glad the creators of the Jurassic World franchise took the time to fully capture it!!!!

[fekodeko]

If the whole movie was shot in this kind of atmosphere, it would be a treat, but...

[alfandosavant]

Jurassic-whatever franchise needs more scenes like this. Not loud bang rock-music scenes, but tight nerve-wrecking scenes like this. A scene that makes you hold your breath!

[pinkestbirb]

At 2:03, in the movies, I leaned towards my mom and whispered "What are you doing in my Swamp?" as it roared.

[darkabz]

i like how for the most part it doesnt look so terrifying when it comes into frame but then you see those huge claws and its like "um never mind"

[WillWatchAnything]

The deer wouldn't actually have just stood there. It would run when it heard the dinosaur coming. 😂

[reddherod]

The fact that exactly one dude (the main bad guy no less) is the only human to get killed by dinosaurs once the cast gets to the main dino-facility really goes to show that very few characters are every actually at risk in these movies. At no point did I think Clair was going to die in this scene. She could've crawled into its mouth on fire and been totally fine.

[nicholasmorsovillo]

I'm not sure how many people know this but paleontologists had found a new dinosaur species that was an ancestor of the Therizinosaur and you are not gonna believe this but this thing is related to Velociraptor but it's ancestors somewhere along the way evolved into plant eaters because they couldn't find enough prey and were forced to find a new food source namely plants.

[Billy]

The only time I felt genuinely scared, during this film. Needed more scenes like this

[resh..]

The frickin Sound Design for Therizinosaurus is AMAZING !!!
I LOVE the fact that it's using echo location to make sense of it's surroundings.
In the dense forest... it's use of different calls, and the way it sounds when the calls echo back and reverbrate around the trees is SO scary!