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The SFW image thread

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Prince Charon said:
I was vaguely aware of that, but not quite the specifics. Yeah, the age of dinosaurs was very long, and the lifetimes of a lot of now-famous species did not overlap the way so many Hollywood writers imagine them.
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I have a documentary by a fellow named Spielburg that claims otherwise. Came out some time in the 90s I think. /joke
 
Prince Charon said:
I was vaguely aware of that, but not quite the specifics. Yeah, the age of dinosaurs was very long, and the lifetimes of a lot of now-famous species did not overlap the way so many Hollywood writers imagine them.
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In-universe, Doctor Hammond didn't gove a shit about proper timescales, he just wanted as many cool dinosaurs as possible.
 
Citizen said:
IIRC they're endothermic, so you want to warm them up sooner rather than later.
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Tbf Hammond spliced in frog DNA to fill the gaps in the genetic clde, which may explain why in Jurassic Park 2 a T-Rex is able to go on a rampage in the east coast and in Jurassic World 3 the dinosaurs that have escaped the island are running around causing chaos on the mainland
 
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