Why are the dinosaurs in the Jurassic Park franchise so hyperaggressive? No animal in the wild goes berserk and attack everything in sight with zero regard to its safety because that shit is not good for the survival of the species.
Why are the dinosaurs in the Jurassic Park franchise so hyperaggressive?
Where you there 6000 years ago?
They filled in some gaps with pitbull and housecat DNA
because they're not real animals and are instead abominations made by man
They are frogs and frogs are dicks
The only thing I'm interested in that how fast a T-Rex in an US city would be smoked by the local population.
It would collapse and die due to substantially low oxygen levels compared to its own era.
It's a kaiju movie series
>Who knows why.
Canonically it's because they were made that way on purpose so Wu, InGen and manticorp could sell them as militia weapons and bloodbath entertainment
This is a retcon by the way. This wasn't the case in the original trilogy
Read the book, it's heavily implied in the first few chapters where it talks about how technological advances can be misused in various ways in addition to underhanded motivations by corporations
The book is a different canon from the movies
Prions.
I don't know if prions can cause aggression in animals, (maybe they can due to the damage of the brain). However, if the dinosaurs had such an illness, they would of been walking skeletons. (Apologies for the upsetting photo, in advance).
Can CWD be transmitted to other animals if they eat the deer meat like how mad cow disease could?
its the vaxx
Because from Jurassic Park 3 onwards, they became movie monsters and not animals. I'm far more amazed by the fact Dominion actually took steps to try and make them more like animals again considering how bad the JW trilogy is. The first fight between the big male Giganotosaurus and Rexy is very reserved and looks like two crocodiles snapping at each other over food.
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and the final fight between them is because three giant theropods are forced into a small area of safety as the valley around them burns.
I find it funny how well the Giganotosaurus was portrayed after being given such a monstrous design and be built up as "being like the joker"
I wouldn't be surprised if it was designed as a hybrid but they backtracked on that after people complained about them
The whole point from book 1 is that none of them were ever actual dinosaurs. What do you think the flea circus metaphor was about?
The military movie monster stuff was always foreshadowed.
Then why did they look like perfectly acceptable 90's reconstructions of the dinosaurs and act like animals?
Because they're theme park animals designed to look how they 'should' look.
Which is actually what they should look acording to the current science when the movie was made
they're mixed with frogs.They should be less aggressive than usual
You've clearly never met a frog.
Also this really didn't happen until JP3. In the first two movies they mostly acted like animals
Wrong board
Because it's a movie