Actually creatures usually camouflage under stress so it probably would have if it could.
Actually creatures usually camouflage under stress so it probably would have if it could.
All this 'camouflage' business could be with ANY carnivore without needing Cuttlefish Genes. there is a possibility that the most successful dino-hunters could camouflage. In fact, T-Rex could camo slightly. It had an organ just above its eye that could change the colour of the top of its head and around the eye, but that was probably used for courtship. We may never know. Plus, I can kind of see the Indoraptor camouflaging. It would help hide it in day.
Just because Hoskins wants a camo Indoraptor is not the same as it already can?? If it could we would have seen it in a 2,5 hour long movie. So it's not a trait of the Indoraptor.
No it wasn't from Blue, but it was mainly velociraptor. They just needed Blue's DNA to make it more acceptabel towards humans and take commands... No matter which way you put it, it's an IndoRAPTOR. Not a Rex.
It should be made like that from the begginning, following the canon. We have a camo Carno in the franchise. Not a camo Indoraptor... Pretty simple.
Because it originally could??
Well then, the Velociraptors could camouflage in the books as well, so, even by your inane logic, the Indoraptor should be able camouflage in JWE.
Nah. The wild ones changed color, but that’s not the same as camoflauge at all.
I know that, I know that the Indoraptor didn’t camouflage at all during its screen-time in Fallen Kingdom, or was known to have the ability to camouflage whatsoever!
I acknowledged all of this in an earlier post and provided a reasonable explanation (one of many) as to why Indoraptor didn’t have it in F.K. and why it now makes sense to have this ability in J.W.E.!
That’s not answering the question!
Please, I am begging you to provide a reasonable explanation or a piece of evidence from the film universe, or maybe, just maybe, literally something other than “it's from the book, so Camo Carnotaurus must be movie canon”! Because as far as I'm aware, Camo Carnotaurus is only canonical in the novel universe NOT in the movie universe, and considering how these two Jurassic universes are as different as chalk and cheese, your constant referral to the book means absolutely nothing.
At least my notion for an Indoraptor that can camouflage has some canonical connections within the movie universe and has more logical explanations supporting for its inclusion than there are against it.
So I ask again, why would Dr. Wu (from the movie universe) suddenly decide to make Carnotaurus camouflage compatible?
The books are the sole reason we even have this game? The two first Jurassic Park movies are made from the books?? And the game doesn’t just follow the movies. We have a bunch of dinosaurs that never featured in any films at all and new hybrids which has nothing to do with the movies. At least the camo Carno has something to do with the franchise. I can’t see why the Indo which has never been seen on screen camoflauge, should be able to, when the originator of camo in the franchise should not... I just don’t get it. It’s like saying LeBron is the greatest basketball player of all time and completely ignoring that Jordan ever played...
The movies that barely follow the books.
Admittedly, this is somewhat unfair on Jurassic Park to a certain extent, but fully deserving for The Lost World; the timeline is different, the park is different, the islands are different, the characters are different and, most importantly in this particular case, the dinosaurs are different.
e.g. Dilophosaurus from the novel universe has the same colours as a leopard, red crests, spits clear venom, and is rather large. Whereas Dilophosaurus from the movie universe is olive green with black striping, has a yellow and red frill, spits tar-like venom and is rather small.
In this particular case, Carnotaurus from the novel universe had an unknown colouration, near-perfect camouflage which was able to replicate patterns and shadows on their skin, and hunted only at night. Whereas Carnotaurus from the movie universe was red with black markings, hunted both in the day and at night, and didn’t camouflage.
So, what's the issue here?
Dinosaurs that never featured in any of the films were to be expected from Jurassic World Evolution, other park tycoon games based on the Jurassic license (JP/// Builder, JPOG, Jurassic Park Builder and Jurassic World The Game) feature a large number of dinosaurs that were never featured in the film franchise.
As for the hybrids, technically, they do have something to do with the movies. Shortly before the 2015 Incident, on the Masrani Global website, Claire Dearing hints that “the Indominus rex may be the first of many genetically modified dinosaurs in InGen's attempt to continually satisfy both visitors and investors”. The Secrets of Dr. Wu essentially follows on with this particular development, or evolution if you will, for the Jurassic World Project with the recently added hybrids.
Even though an Indoraptor that can camouflage was talked about in the movies?
Even though the Indoraptor is essentially the same as the Indominus rex, just except with a bit more Velociraptor DNA in order to make it both smaller and trainable?
Even though the Indoraptor uses an animal whose DNA is camouflage compatible in the game?
Even though Dr. Wu is in a much better situation in JWE than he was in FK and has the time, financial security, staff power, support from the Hammond Foundation and even his own Research Station on Isla Tacaño to further develop and refine his original, imperfect prototype and turn the Indoraptor into the ultimate, unstoppable bio-weapon?
I have explanations and pieces of evidence from both the Jurassic world and real world supporting the notion of making Indoraptor “Cuttlefish Compatible”. I can’t find say the same for Carnotaurus.
Let me just say, I'm not against the notion for Carnotaurus to be camouflage compatible in a later update, it’s just there’s just no real teeth to support its inclusion in the game. It’s all well and good to say that just because Carnotaurus did it in the book that’s more than a good enough reason for it to be in the game, but not only are the book and movie completely different (except for a few characters, the island's name and the trailer attack) you’re also forgetting the bigger picture:
Why would Dr. Wu suddenly now make this particular dinosaur compatible with cuttlefish genes, after 30 years; during which a good third of that time, Carnotaurus was doing perfectly well on Isla Nublar without it?
Why can’t he make all the other dinosaurs he used to create the I. rex camouflage (T. rex, Velociraptor, Giganotosaurus etc.) compatible as well, what makes Carnotaurus so special to him?
Well first of all the movies follow the books pretty accurate. The movies left out things but almost all the scenes are present in the books. Both Jurassic Park and The Lost World. Yes the dinosaurs look different, but that's pretty much it...
And no the two hybrids Spinoraptor and Ankylodocus has nothing to do with the movie universe... They were never mentioned at all or shown.
Can you please post a link with the movie scene stating the Indo can camoflauge? I never heard that word being used to be honest... Because the part where he says "Hide from advanced military weapons" could just as easily be the ability to hide from thermal cameras. Which would make way more sense, since that's what most military weapons and personel use in combat.
There's clear evidence in the franchise, that Carno can camoflauge. It's an undisputed fact. Because you like the Indo better, doesn't mean you can just ignore the only camoflauging dinosaur in the original franchise...
Yep what he said....