Selasa, 30 Juni 2015

Fun Facts About Jurassic World Movie

Hi.. I'm Corry Raisa Wuriani. Well guys, have you watched the Jurassic World movie? if you haven't watch it. You have to, because this movie is really great and make us realize that technology can builds everything. Okay, i'm gonna talk about the fun facts of this movie. Check this out! :D

Jurassic World is a real "Indominus rex" at the box office, breaking several records on its opening weekend and continuing to draw audiences worldwide. The star of the show may be a human-engineered hybrid dinosaur, but the movie also features 17 real fossil species, from massive plant-eaters to flying reptiles.

 
 this video is about the fact of the Jurassic World movie.
Beside the fact on the video, I also want to give you more facts about the animal on the movie, sure if you watch this movie, I will say that you won't be sleep before you clearly think about how amazing this movie. :D
1. Mosasaurs Were Patient Predators
The terrifying Mosasaurus was not a dinosaur but a colossal marine lizard. While it possessed a fearsome maw featuring two rows of teeth, the Mosasaurus is thought to have had poor depth perception and a weak sense of smell. Scientists think that one of its main hunting techniques was lying in wait for prey near the water’s surface and attacking when animals came up for air. In 2013, one mosasaur fossil found in Angola held the remains of three other mosasaurs in its stomach, providing evidence that the aquatic beasts might also have been cannibal.
2. Pterosaurs Had Weak Feet
One of the two main species to escape from Jurassic World's Aviary, the Pteranodon had a wingspan of up to 18 feet. Its diet typically consisted of fish, and some species of pterosaurs had pouches like those of pelicans to hold their prey. It was likely able to dive as well as fly to obtain food. However, as one paleontologist notes in Forbes, the feet of a Pteranodon were probably too weak to carry the weight of a human, as the creatures are shown doing in the movie.
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3. Diminutive Dinosaurs Lost Out to a Wasp
The smallest dinosaurs in the film, Microceratus, were ten inches tall on average and roughly two and a half feet long. The miniature herbivores were initially called Microceratops, but paleontologists were forced to change the title after it was revealed that a genus of wasp had already claimed the moniker.

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