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Me again,
The weights of the dinosaurs in their bio's seem to be off. The large carnivores are stated as weighing twice as much as they actually did, e.g. it says T. Rex weighs 18 tons, when it was actually about 9. On the Jurassic World website it states that Rexy is 9 tons, which is more accurate to a real T. Rex. Spinosaurus was probably not heavier than T. Rex in reality, but I don't really mind that as the JP Spino is meant to be a monster (as silly as that was). The herbivores seem to weigh approximately the correct amount, with some issues such as Camarasaurus weighing more than Brachiosaurus?
I realise that a lot of people may not even look at the bios, but for dinosaur geeks like me it makes a big difference if the information is as close to scientifically accurate as possible (even if the extreme upper estimates are used).
Me again,
The weights of the dinosaurs in their bio's seem to be off. The large carnivores are stated as weighing twice as much as they actually did, e.g. it says T. Rex weighs 18 tons, when it was actually about 9. On the Jurassic World website it states that Rexy is 9 tons, which is more accurate to a real T. Rex. Spinosaurus was probably not heavier than T. Rex in reality, but I don't really mind that as the JP Spino is meant to be a monster (as silly as that was). The herbivores seem to weigh approximately the correct amount, with some issues such as Camarasaurus weighing more than Brachiosaurus?
I realise that a lot of people may not even look at the bios, but for dinosaur geeks like me it makes a big difference if the information is as close to scientifically accurate as possible (even if the extreme upper estimates are used).