Seems like there will be since Mosa doesn't seem to like too many of its own and it does show that they don't like other creatures. Since we have seen it eat another so important to keep it fed.
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It doesn't seem right to not have deep water...
I think I've heard once that originally there was a Scene planned for the first Movie where something like a Brachiosaurus Underwater Viewing Area was supposed to be seen
Would be cool to have but it would be nice to have scenes from JP 1 & 3 with dinos swimming and all in deep water.
There was also this one originally planned
Is the live bait feeder going to be in JP or JW style?
There is no difference, a goat is a goat, a fish a fish unless it's for a marine reptile, then you have feeder attached to wall
There is a cosmetic difference.
If there were both styles of goat feeder in the last game, then it’s guaranteed that there’ll be different styles of goat feeder in the next game.
How can you be SO certain?
Whilst the goat feeders have yet to be seen, I'm certain because they were in the previous game and it would make no sense for Frontier to remove either one of them when considering how they like to implement differences, both big and small, so that the JP & JW eras are distinct from each other.
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Reusing assets is the safe assumption, granted not quite a guarantee, but still pretty close.
Sigh... four minutes for a still picture? ...I wanted to see them moving...
"Here's a new #TuesdayTrivia for you: The T. rex apparently had a very keen sense of smell, and studies have revealed that the dinosaur had almost as many genes encoding its olfactory receptors as a house cat does today!"
Pretty sure this is the paper they are referring to: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.1098/rspb.2019.0909
It's an estimation of the number of Olfactory receptor genes based on the size of the Olfactory bulb in the brain, extrapolated from birds. The Tyrannosaurids have the highest number of the dinosaurs estimated (the largest olfactory bulbs), more than a Turkey Vulture, but less than a Zebra Finch or an Alligator. The study includes non-functional genes, hence the discrepancies.
Pretty sure this is the paper they are referring to: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.1098/rspb.2019.0909
It's an estimation of the number of Olfactory receptor genes based on the size of the Olfactory bulb in the brain, extrapolated from birds. The Tyrannosaurids have the highest number of the dinosaurs estimated (the largest olfactory bulbs), more than a Turkey Vulture, but less than a Zebra Finch or an Alligator. The study includes non-functional genes, hence the discrepancies.
This was worth it. I love the behavior between the two of them. Also giving us a bit of a similar behavior from JP TLW. Looking forward to seeing all of the different behaviors of our Rexs
