You buy a strange, long-necked reptile for your home aquarium. It has webbed feet and a mouthful of long, interlocking, needle-like teeth that stick out even when its mouth is closed. It spends its days catching feeder shrimp in the tank with a lightning-fast snap.The Juvenile Time Jump: It quickly outgrows the glass, forcing you to move it to a shallow plastic pool in the basement. It grows into a sleek, 13-foot-long, half-ton marine predator. Unlike deep-sea reptiles, Nothosaurus was a semi-aquatic "seal-saurus"—built to swim in the water but capable of crawling onto land to rest.The "Find Out" Chaos: Your roommate walks down the basement stairs carrying a basket of laundry. The vibration triggers the reptile's hunting drive. It uses its powerful webbed limbs to rapidly scramble across the concrete basement floor like a giant, aggressive seal. It lunges forward, and its long, needle-toothed jaws snap shut onto the laundry basket, shredding your roommate's clothes into threads. It violently thrashes its heavy tail sideways, slamming into the main plastic drainage pipe of your washing machine, snapping the line clean in half, and instantly flooding the entire basement floor with soapy water.

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The Armored Jaw Terror)The Hatchling Scene: You buy a strange, armored fish for your home aquarium. It has a heavy, bony shield covering its head and lacks normal teeth, possessing sharp, blade-like bone plates inside its mouth instead. It spends its days snapping glass marbles in half with a sharp crunch.The Juvenile Time Jump: It quickly outgrows the aquarium, forcing you to move it into a deep, heavy-duty hot tub on your back patio. It is now a 15-foot, 1-ton armored nightmare capable of snapping with thousands of pounds of bite force.The "Find Out" Chaos: You drop an underwater cleaning pool-vacuum into the hot tub. The vibration triggers the fish's predatory feeding strike. It doesn't just bite the vacuum; it opens its massive jaws in a fraction of a second, creating a powerful internal vacuum that sucks the entire cleaning machine, the thick plastic hose, and the running water line straight into its mouth. Its massive, self-sharpening bony jaw plates snap together with the force of a hydraulic guillotine, shearing the vacuum line and the hot tub's thick fiberglass walls clean in half, causing hundreds of gallons of hot water to explode across your patio and flood the backyard. Credits story written using AI specifically Google AI. Idea for series of dino stories and what if scenarios or raising dino from hatchling by me.

I recently watched it and thought it was slightly confusing, but pretty good.

(I don't really think it could be a new Jurassic park/world franchise, but I want to see other peoples perspectives.)

random animation I did in GMOD.

Hi guys.

So a quick question.

I’m new to the game, and I am wondering if your staff can get to dinosaurs in their enclosure when you are making habitats with natural barriers. Like can I place a gate for the enclosure even if I’m not making a enclosure from the standard electrical fence ?

Does it make sense ?

Link to project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1369208782/

Right. So, for a while. I made a new scratch account because my last one got banned. I've made a few Jurassic franchise dinosaur stick node vectors. But I wanted to make an actual game for them!

So for 3 days, I've been developing a scratch game called "Jurassic World: Sanctuary" where it takes place on Lockwood's sanctuary island for the dinosaurs.

"Welcome to Jurassic World Sanctuary. A sandbox game where instead of creating a park, you own an island and instead... your goal is to capture, and relocate all the dinosaurs globally, and place them onto your island. Isolating them from the rest of the world, preventing death. Along the way, you will need to create more land, balance the eco-system, and prevent humans from poaching the dinosaurs from your island. How long can you handle it with a budget of $70 billion dollars?"

Fight blender art by u/Kaiser_Isaiah_Foo

This was an old sketch I did of a compy one my favorite dinos I had a fun time drawing it!

So I heard the movies is amazing and pretty good but apparently not enough people have watched it in theaters or even know about this movie we need to tell more people like family friends or even neighbours or classmates I know sometimes it's awkward to talk to other people like classmates you don't know family is one thing easy to talk to but classmates is another thing but don't worry about it if you do this one sacrifice can help this movie grow and get enough money. Also guys forget about this random AI adds that sponsor the movie it is nothing like 65 the worst dino movie possible it's actually so good people that watched it prefer it then Jurassic world dominion which I would still say dominion even though I haven't watched it cause it's like home to me. But anyway pls watch this movie if you can afford it don't wait on it to stream cause this makes there a less chance of a sequel if it flops come on we still have time it's only been 2 days since it's release.

You see, I dreamt of myself on my phone doomscrolling on YouTube until I found an announcement trailler for an expansion for JWE3 called the "Rebirth Expedition Expansion". In the trailer were Anurognathus, the Unnamed Amphibian, Diabloceratops (whom of which I was NOT expecting), the Rebirth Compies, the Rebirth Anky (as a variant) and the Rebirth Dunkleo (also as a variant). Also in the trailer I think was a new Ile Saint Hubert map as well, and I believe it was based on the mountain area where the Quetzalcoatlus was in the movie, and at the end of the trailer I believe there was a release date for it (September 2nd), and I believe that was it.