Can the D REX even Fight? - According to Science

Can the D rex even right? Join us while we take a look at the biology of the D rex, studying it in detail to determine whether this thing can fight in real life - if physics and biological constraints entered the equation.

There are a lot of animals in the roster for the upcoming installment of Jurassic park. Raptors, Spinosaurus, the Mosasaurus, T. rex, and even some new giant sauropods like Titanosaurus, but will these fight the D. rex? and can the mutant fight them off? This video studies this animal and attempts to predict its combat ability in both fictional and non fictional realms, taking into account its build, weight, and determining whether or not this animal can fight at all.

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[sinistervox]

That scene in the trailer where the D-Rex is in the swampy waters makes me think it finds it more comfortable to move in shallow waters, assuming it finds it hard to move its massively heavy body. Letting the water carrying its weight while it traverses the island but able to leave the waters on its own

[BersealiaDreamheart]

Given everything covered in this video, Goji Center’s narrator said it best about this D-Rex. This is more surviving rather than thriving.
In fact, discounting the plot armor, it’s practically a miracle that this animal managed to survive all these years.

[diabolicvulture]

Now I'm curious to see a version of this beast as a viable combatant and hunter.

[yinthedraconequus]

0:19 Now that I look at the D-Rex. It reminds me of Hei Bai: The spirit of the forest from the Avatar. If it didn’t have the tail and the second pair of arms were bigger than they would be exactly the same.

[Macrochenia]

I'd like to address another issue with the D Rex's teeth. Specifically their shape. Among large therapods, teeth are usually either the thick robust spikes of the Tyrranosaurs that are built to withstand the massive bite pressure of the animal's jaws and punch through the defenses of armored Ceratopsians and Ankylosaurs, or they're the serrated blades of the Carcharodontosaurs, which were used to slice through huge chunks of flesh on Sauropods.

D Rex's teeth, on the other hand, don't fall into either category, they're thin and rounded. Absolutely unsuited for standing up to the forces exerted when struggling with large prey. The animals that you typically see this style of teeth in tend to hunt small, soft-bodied prey, specifically fish and squid. Even scavenging might prove to be difficult for it, since it would have to tear the carcasses into small-enough pieces to eat using its forelimbs rather than its teeth.

[platiracy]

After this movie airs, you guys should make a D-Rex 2.0

[mariofanish]

The note about this creature not working at all, with brain signals being scrambled and suffering from countless deformities and both physical and psychological ailments makes me think that one of these monsters would be much more interesting if it were portrayed as less of a rampaging predator and more as an actual animal lashing out from pain and fear.

Heartbreaking but more interesting.

[jameswilliams]

To be honest if they have it be less aggressive in attacks on humans and it being hauntingly gentle in its movements would fit the horror uncanny vibes

[Spartan-B-eg]

And this is why I love Goji Center. They use Science and logic to deduce what can and what can’t work, always fun learning new stuff from these guys. Goji Center ya all gotta be one of my favourite Kajiu/Dinosaur YouTubers there is.

[CheezoSeal]

It’s like a non alien version rancor, so weird they decided to go this direction, but I’m here for it

[LtheJK]

The one arm always on the ground could be a huge weakness. I anticipate a scene vs the 3 spinos, where the d-rex attacks with its one arm, and another spino pulls away the other, making it fall.

[GojiCenter]

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[nyancatpoptart]

Good that you said "According to science" in the title. Hopefully the Powerscalers won't start throwing tantrums over this now that you've made it very clear that you're taking the science approach to this.

[SaurianStudios]

What makes me curious to see the D-rex in action, isn't just how terrifying it looks, but how it could fight against the other large dinosaurs. This video hits it very well on how a mutated, six limb monster wouldn't function too well not just biologically, but also physically, even if its body framework is still doable.

[omegatronousgalacticus]

D Rex: Give up T, I have the high ground.

T Rex: You underestimate my power.

[GojiGuyy]

Legit I screenshotted your channel for editing the hank video as this video popped up

[greenbrick]

Dominic can absolutely throw hands. He’s just built different.

[Gilmorrigan]

D Rex looks like someone mixed a giant ground sloth and the aliens from Alien.

[drybones]

honestly I feel like the script writers should make a short trailer with a couple ideas like the D-rex and let gojji center make a video on how they should write the creatures biology and behavioral paterns

[hypotree]

Goji Center. I have a battle analysis video proposal for you.

Younger Zilla (or adult depending how big compared to opponent) vs Hail Mary from invincible