Dilophosaurus

Observe the habits and characteristics of the dilophosaurus in this educational video released by Universal Studios

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[Eduardo Nogueira]

oRoleGourmet me trouxe aqui

[Elio Queiroz]

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk nada a ver com a poha do figo!

[robert Melhor]

oRoleGourmet \o/



[nathanielj2232]

"Hey Nedry, calm down! I'm not going to hurt yo- (opens neck frill) DIE BITCH!!!

[NickelD Moss]

did u know jurassic park got Dilophosaurus SO wrong first of all they were WAY bigger and they did not spit venom

[Mtntopview1]

LOL, this is whey more accurate than Nat Geo, Discovery, and Animal Planet combined!

[kakarot Campanelli]

0:10 hello numan

[AnomalousAlchemist]

The best part about this video is the description.

[Laserbeak316]

A venomous dinosaur doesn't sound all that unusual. Recently Paleontologists have discovered that a dinosaur called Sinorithosaurus had what looked like venom sacs above its teeth. Which could've possibly given it a poisonous bite like a Komodo dragon or Gila monster.

[ianjames537]

Neat! I didn't expect you to have an answer, but that's quite reasonable. Thanks for explaining.

[Emilio Hidalgo]

When you look at the skeleton of today's frilled lizard, you'll notice a pair of quill-like bones beneath the jaw in the region of the throat, those are the bones that open the frill. If Dilophosaurus was to have a frill like in JP, it would need those kind of "quills", which were completely absent. When it comes to venom, you can just theorize that, seeing how some modern reptiles have venomous saliva, such as comodo dragons.

[ianjames537]

how exactly are we supposed to know any of this stuff?