The Death of the Indominus Rex EXPLAINED - How it really died..

What happened to the indominus after the Mosasaurus took her down into the lagoon? This video discusses 2 possible outcomes that could have happened underwater offscreen. Make sure to watch to the end to see 2 animated simulations!

Thanks to Jack Blackburn for helping us with research and script dev.
Thanks to the talented animator Zul for aiding us in this brutal animation!

#indominusrex #jurassicworld #mosasaurus

[Tarbtano]

Sometimes in nature is a lot nastier than fiction! Was a lot of fun looking at both interior biology of an animal and the various ways two of today's top predators make that interior biology... well, let's just say, a bit more visible on the outside!

[JM_]

2 Goji center videos in one Man this is the best valentines gift ever

[darkpassenger]

Indominus: “I’m in charge here!”
(flipper gently placed on shoulder)
Mosa: “Do you feel in charge?…”

[just_some_guy_truly]

8:08 aquatic springlock failure type death💀

[Cateyeet]

Man, it's so sad to see these super high quality and amazing youtubers do unnoticed because of bigger content farmers.

[myleswelnetz]

This video counts as additional screen time for the mosasaur.

[CameronDaly-be]

Wow, props to the animation in this video.
I remember watching the T. Rex vs Spino video and man, the animation back then looked genuinely bad.

But I see this and I think "Wow, this looks significantly better! Nice job!"

I wonder what kinds of brutal kill this team could do with this level of animation.

Or with a certain species of extraterrestrial creatures... (wink wink)

[thomasbusch]

this was FIRE ! videos like this remind me why i buy merch

[harvinscreates]

The add made the NO at 2:54 sound very nice 😊

[alexb]

Awesome video!!! Also I got a list of what I theorize would be the top 6 dinosaues that can kill a rex and why I think that, these might possibly not be the 100% real list, it's only a theory :)

Dishonerabke Mentions and why I put them there:
- Triceratops: the Triceratops may be agile and have horns, but the Trex has two weapons that can actually make the Trike's abilities work against it, 1 of them being the Trex's bite force, being strong enought to crush or tear off bone, unfortunately for the Trike the Horns are made out of Bone, another weapon that can help aid the Rex in battle and avoid the horns from an Agile Triceratops is the Trex's Brain, the Trex would have a plethera of strageties that can help it take down Trikes, for example the Trex can do fake charges to fool the Trike into Charging for the Rex only to miss, once the Trex gets the hang on how Triceratops fights, it would target the Horns, bite on to one of them, shreading it off, forcing the Trike to wail in pain for long enough for the Trex to go for the Trike's throat and killing the Trike, thus ending the battle, so I say the Trex wins. against the Trike 86% of the time
- Ankylosaurus: it's heavily armored and has a club for a tail, but the Armor is so dence that the tail club would move rather slowly, thus giving the rex enought time to gentely bite the Anky on the side making sure not to break it's own teeth and roll the Anky on the side, not being able to defend itself, and the Rex can bite the head, ending the battle, so I say Trex wins against the Anky 86% of the time as well.
- Spinosaurus: Spinosaurus might of been the 2nd largest meat eating dinosaur and the Trex being the 3rd, but size doesn't always matter, the Spino does not have a bite as strong as the Rex's, its taller than the rex and has claws to swipe the rex, but the Rex can pull the Spino down with it’s own Claws and bite the Spino right on the Neck, so I say Trex wins against the Spino 70% of the time.
- Giganotosaurus: Giganotosaurus might of been the Largest and Tallest of the Meat Eating Dinosaurs and have long arms just like the Spino, but the Giga would end the same exact way the Spino did, so I say the Trex wins against the Giga 70% as well.

The Dinosaurs that I say would win against a Trex most of the Time:
1. Therizinosaurus: The Therizinosaurus might be an Herbivore, but it's an agressive Herbivore, with Claws long enough to Pirce a Dinosaur right through the neck, the Theri can win, the Trex could bite the Neck to end the Theri, but it has to get through the Claws first, the good news for the Rex is the claws are made out of bone like the Trike's horns, but the bad news for the Rex is unlike the Trike that has 1 set of Bone Spears, the Theri has two, So if the Rex Bites one Set of Claws, the Theri could use it's other pair to stab the Rex right through the Neck, so I say the Theri wins 70% of the time. against a Rex
2. Stegosaurus: Stegosaurus was a very big dinosaur, riveling the Size of even semi Large Sauropods like Diplodocus, the neck is the weak point of the Stego, but the Stego can easily go up on it’s hind legs, wait for the Rex to charge, then stomp the Rex on the Skull, crushing it, so I say Stegosaurus wins 86% of the time.
3. Diplodocus: Diplodocus can easily do the Same thing as the Stego, thus wins 86% of the time as well.
4. Apatosaurus: Also being a Large Sauropod, it can do the same thing that Diplodocus and Stegosaurus can, so 86% of the time as well.
5. Camarasaurus: This Larger Sauropod can kick and stomp on the Rex to kill it, what's worse for the Rex is the Camara has a thumb claw to pirce the Rex with, thus Camarosaurus would also win 86% of the time as well.
6. Brachiosaurus: Rivling the size of even the Blue Whale, Brachiosaurus can stomp on the Rex easily and the Battle is over, thus I sau Brachiosaurus also wins 86% of the time.

[Legacy-swbv]

Gotta feel bad for the Indominus to be frank. She was highly intelligent, but she likely had a whole life lacking in stimulation. The need for social interaction was never satisfied after she killed her sister. It may sound justified that she be alone after that, but the Indominus was likely a chaotic mess psychologically.

The Indominus' main components were velociraptor and Trex, two predators with vastly different lifestyles. The raptor mind tells her that she needs to group up for safety and survival, that she needs to have a social bond. The Trex mind tells her that everything that isn't a potential mate is either a threat or food. Combining these just led her to sabotage herself and constantly be unhappy and anxious with the situation.

Even mixed dog breeds struggle with not knowing what they are and having conflicting instincts when it comes to the work their parent breeds were bred for. The Indominus was doomed to a life of confusion and frustration from the get-go. Raising her all alone (in a small enclosure to boot) after her sibling's death was akin to isolating a human. She was an intelligent predator with a numbed mind. Of course she went berserk the instant she escaped. She had pent-up instincts to kill, and her lack of stimulation over nearly her entire life likely left her immensely overwhelmed outside of the cage. She had "Everything is a threat or food.", "Gotta hunt, gotta kill.", "Too much happening, but can't go back to that entrapment.", "Alone, and vulnerable away from my pack.", and a basic curiosity with a lack of understanding of gentleness, all chaoticly whirling around her mind even before security started attacking her.

They made a mixed bag of predatory dinosaurs with drastically different lifestyles, raised it alone with hardly any stimulation, and it happened to be intelligent enough to know that it was suffering and there was another world to escape to.

As the cherry on top, she was an intelligent predator. Intelligent predators hunt for fun. That's just what they do when their prey drive instinct are stimulated. Cats, dolphins, orcas, canines (both domestic and wild), etc. Jurassic World should've predicted that behavior after dealing with so many predators, even if the genetic blueprints were classified

[YouTubeußr-ki]

It was kinda sad watching my FAVORITE dinosaur in the series get brutally killed 😭

[RaulGunpath]

The mosasaur in the movie was way bigger than the real one

[YaboyNemonm]

Video idea: What happend to Indoraptor's body?

[thescribblersdiary]

Man! Enjoyed it! Really you nailed it man! Keep it up!

[Jimmy_Swag]

I have always loved this channel it gives good info and it is insanely cool

[sircompy]

I feel like the second way is more likely to have happened because we saw in jwfk, a dismembered skull of Indy was seen

[aidanfraga]

The best explanation is, how did the mosasaurus survived in his closure without food in about 6 months?

[UltimateYoutuber]

Day 12 of asking for irl T. rex, Giga and Spino tag team vs irl Trike, Ankylo, Stego tag team

[onetrackmind]

I hope we get a "What if The Indominus Rex Survived'.