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The fact that the Indominus not only killed for sport but also faked claw marks and the Indoraptor faked being asleep and also distracted Wheatly, and understood how tranq darts worked, not to mention the Indominus was aware of what a tracking device does. I'm buying it, I don't believe even great apes can do these. Human sapience in the Indominus and Indoraptor heavily imply that that they are this intelligent. It's not just the intelligence but the cognition and knowledge, the Indominus and Indoraptor both demonstrated moments where they learned and understood how human technology works, that's terrifyingly dangerous. I'm convinced that both have large brains to body ratios, they don't know everything about human technology but have the ability to learn about them. In a few million years I'm sure they would understand philosophy and math. I don't understand why people think it's bad, I assume they thing it's badly written? But sapient and highly intelligent uplifted animals are used all the damn time in fiction. In real life animals are more intelligent than we give them credit for, so I won't deny that fictional ones like the Indominus can apply knowledge to a greater degree.

Instead of just faking the claw marks on the walls, the Indominus could have been more direct and engraved the message, "I, the Indominus Rex, have left the enclosure."

I love this theory. Honesty would've made the indominus a lot scarier, knowing that somewhere underneath all of those scales, spikes. and teeth that there's still a bit of human

The Scorpius rex REALLY had a human body type. At least with the torso and arms it was impossible to deny the similarities between a humans.

Maybe its worse than we think, maybe the hints of human DNA are just leftovers from poorly edited scripts and half assed re-writes. This would make them unintentional red-herrings, but of the laziest sort.

I remember the panic and disbelief when the cancelled JP4 leaked, people were absolutely furious anyone would ever consider putting human/primate DNA into dinosaurs, it was kind of funny actually. As for the human DNA theory, I actually have always liked it. I think Wu was testing mixing human DNA in the Indominus Rex, hence the opposable thumb and higher intelligence, but I think he upped the amount of human DNA in the Indoraptor because he was way more intelligent. He seemed fascinated with Maisie to the point of obsession and I think that means he recognized something in her scent that was similar to his maybe? I don't know, but every time I watch the film I just get the feeling that he and Maisie are connected way more than just being created creatures/clones.

Before JW was released and they said that the Indominus genetic makeup was classified... I already assumed that the characters were going to make the horrific discovery that it was part human and that is why it was so smart.

I like the concept but at the same time, Octopus are known to be crafty escape artists in captivity like the Indominus & they aren’t as intelligent onpaper as primates.

5:14 The raptors in Jurassic park 3 also set a trap but the human dna thing is pretty plausible.

The human DNA idea is really really fascinating to me and I think a storyline involving that would be very interesting, but I would like to point out that the high intelligence could've also come from birds. Corvids, for example, are known for their high intelligence. And birds are living dinosaurs so it would make sense for their DNA to be used.

Just imagine how cool it would be to see the Scorpios Rex appear in live action Jurassic films! Seeing what the hybrid would look like in live action Jurassic movies and getting to see it in action once more would be absolutely incredible! The Scorpios Rex is my favorite hybrid dinosaur! Shadows, my friend, absolutely epic video today! Loved it! Keep up the great work! You're the best! Edit: Can you please do a video about how Billy Brennan could've possibly survived after being attacked by Pteranodons?

possums, pandas, and koalas all have opposable thumbs as well.

I’ll completely honest… I hate the idea of human dinosaur hybrids because it seems more space alien than dinosaur and defeats the whole franchise having the word “Jurassic” in it. My theory is they likely used a small amount of human dna to showcase to the world the intelligence and appendages that dinosaurs might have had since all the species of dinosaurs recovered today may be a small amount of the bucket full of undiscovered dinosaur species.

Yeah this is a good theory because, like you said, they never said what it was entirely made of, "T-Rex and the rest ... is classified" 👍

I do think that the Indominous' intelligence is on par with the raptors. The raptors did use a guy as bait to lure Grant and others out of the trees in JP3. I hope they don't combine dinos with human dna, that would probably ruin it for me

I mean, I once heard a theory that the mind of a serial killer was blended with the I-Rex's DNA. Didn't have a lot of weight to it, but it was a disturbing thought.

In the auction scene in Fallen Kingdom they say that the Indoraptor is made of "the two most dangerous creatures that have ever walked the earth". You could first assume that they mean T-Rex and Raptor, but the Indominus Rex already had T-Rex and Raptor DNA. So what if they actually meant Raptor and human with this quote?

Raccoon’s also have opposable thumbs and are also fairly intelligent

I feel like people forget how several aboreal lizards have thumbs as well as some amphibian. Think monkey frogs and tree monitors for example, both related to animals we know where used in the creation of dinosaurs (frogs used in the first movie, blue throated monitor used making Blue) Of course that doesn’t disprove everything but thumbs aren’t exclusively a primate thing

The thing is, the Indominus Rex is borderline magical in its understanding of the world around it. The tracking chip was likely put in while it was sedated. So, how did it know something was placed into it when under sedation? The point of sedation is you don't remember what happens to you while you are under if the anesthesia is done appropriately. Even if you say it knew something was there because it could feel it or it remembered the procedure, or the wound from the chip tipped it off, there was no way for it to know what it was for. Even with human intelligence, if someone doesn't tell you what a tracker is for and how it works when you have never seen one before and have no way to know what it is you aren't just going to figure it out on your own. At best, you will know there is something put in your skin that isnt part of you. This means it would have removed it right away and not waited for the right narrative moment when it was out of its enclosure to remove it. The same is also true about controlling its heat signature. How would the animal know that the humans were using infrared? No one told the animal this. It doesn't speak English. This is magical levels of intelligence. It somehow seems to have the ability to know things that it would have no way of knowing. This also doesn't account for the fact that the Indominus is invincible until the plot needs it not to be. It takes an ankylosaurus tail club to the face, somehow survives fighting multiple sauropods that are many times its weight, survives gun fire, has a rocket explode in close proximity to its leg which should have burnt the hell out of it, fights a T rex, fights multiple raptors. Like this amount of damage happening to one animal within a short time frame is ridiculous. Fatigue should have set in unless you're saying it has some super regeneration. The Indominus was nothing more than a kaiju. It was entertaining to watch, but it was ridiculous in its execution on screen.

Shadows needs to make a vid about what other beasts lurked in the swamp where the therizinosaurus or the snowy place when the pyroraptor is

Now see, this is where I disagree. I don't believe the Indominous Rex and Indoraptor were particularly intelligent. They simply faced considerably stupid humans. A smart person would have checked the tracking device on the Indominous _before_ getting into his enclosure.

I would love to see the next movie be about Isla sorna. A hidden and forgotten research lab where wild experiments were performed.

2:54 I think I know where the design for TASM Lizard came from now💀

I feel like this would be the plot of a horror film. Enter Isla Sorna, revamped for jurassic world, after the events of JP 2-3, they up security and make the dinos more intelligent, just to control them better, tell a dog to do something, is may resist, but tell a kid, and they may ask questions first, but, they will eventually obey, but how to get that intelligence? Apes, the smartest being on earth (besides humans), Ingen follows through, and their intelligence is unrivaled for any dinosaur, far smarter than the raptors, but, the US military deems them not smart enough, they need more, Dr. Wu: hello General, have you seen the prototypes in action? General of US military: I have. Wu: and? General: they're all right, but we need something stronger, faster, more intelligent. Wu: sir the other two we can deal with, but smarter? We used apes, what else? General: I have an idea, we have too many on death row. Wu: you're not suggesting? General: yes, I expect to see prototypes in the by December, I will send some inmates to you ASAP. Call ended.... Honestly don't bash me, but It seems like it would work, instead of having a dinosaur movie with a bit of dread, make a full blown R rated jurassic horror film, I would pay for it no matter what, even a game or graphic novel.

3:55 "do you want to look like this guy?" Got me sent lmao so unexpected

Its basically true that they do put human DNA, but the directors act like no thats stupid, yet obviously show multiple times in JW movies that they are part human but the idea of throwing these things into the military is what made me hate the JW movies.

Well, we know they cloned that one little girl so it's pretty believable. Also "this guy" reminds me of the reptilians in Xenozoic Tales / Cadillacs & Dinosaurs, which I really want a movie or series about.

i'm going to call cap on this theory. there is indeed a history of animals being intelligent enough to hunt someone down and personally send them to the gulag. for example, a man killed a tigress and left only to be hunted down and met his maker by the claws and fangs of another tiger. ravens/crows are learning to domesticate wolves in the wild. rodents and raccoons not only have thumbs, but the intelligence to problem solve and potentially plan.

This theory could be a good idea for a 7th film, but at the same time, I don't want the Jurassic park franchise to do the fast and furious

In retrospect the writing around the Indominus was terrible. Characters instantly credited it with hyper intelligence instead of logical explanations rooted in its DNA which then could have come back later to be terrifying. For example, the heat modulation. Are we to believe that was intentional to fool humans? Was this some kind of all-knowing being? Instead it could be intermittent and later when it's hunted it could slowly fade when the soldiers are using IR in the jungle. The claw marks? It's hyper aggressive due to the abuse, small enclosure, and combination of dinosaur DNA. The fact that we're beaten over the head with Pratt's dialogue is such a disservice to the story being told, and it happens over and over again in JW, JWFK, and JWD. The implant? Isn't it shocked as a result of proximity? Doesn't it make sense that it might be removed for that reason? There are huge misses in these scripts.

I want a very dark, very scary jurassic park film

I really wanna see the OG JP4 concept of a Human Dinosaur Hynrid

actually there was a pterosaur called Kunpengopterus antipollicatus that had a thumb.

I discovered this channel 2 days ago and it's incredible. I've loved Jurassic Park since a kid. The in depth story telling here is great.

Hi! I'm new here, I think it would be cool to have a prequel to Jurassic Park where they show the science behind the dinosaurs and the babies 😊

Hey as always thanks for the content. I love getting the ding to say you dropped a new video!

I have a topic 'How did Eric from JP3 got trex pee?' I would love to hear your views and theories about this

Amazing video,very interesting dark theories of creation hybrid dinosaurs in the Jurassic World franchise,fantastic job.

There is one dinosaur that has opposable thumbs it the iguanodon

Hey i love all your videos you are one of my favorite RU-vidrs of all time i always watch your videos. Keep up the amazing work 💚💛

This is something I thought about and just about concluded my first time watching the film, it just makes sense. Anyways great video!

I'd hate it. If they do a park, I wouldn't be shocked if they did a pre Jurassic Park or Pre Jurassic World. How they caught them to make the park etc. Who knows

I personally loveeee the idea of human/dino hybrids. Some say that the sort of thing belongs in monster movies but like, that’s kind of what JP and JW movies are. Wu said it himself, if they wanted accuracy the dinosaurs would look and act a lot different. In the end the dinosaurs in the franchise are more of monsters than anything that resembles reality. Making human hybrids would push that notion to the extreme and I kinda like the idea that some humans, the humans that make these abominations, are more of monsters for even toying with the idea than what the creatures are. They didn’t have a choice to live, humans made that choice and now the humans gotta live with the fact that there are human hybrids.

Thx now i want Jurassic World/Kong Skull island Crossover, i mean imagin a Young Kong comunicates with a Indominus Rex or Indoraptor because of Human/Monkey Dna, that would be funny and cool

Question about the posable thumb part could the iguanadon have a posable thumb gene that could have been used? For the I rex

Raccoons, and quite a few more species, have opposable thumbs

BUT I WANNA BE A HUMAN DINOSAUR>:(

Idk if i wanted to see this but its a pretty good video🔥

These videos are awesome!! Keep it up Shadows!!!!!!

Another possibility is that Wu made another hybrid with the specific objective of creating a highly intelligent dinosaur without Raptor DNA. The hybrid ended up being hyperintelligent but lacked any form of predatorial instincts and aggression. So it was deemed a failure, fast forward to I-Rex and Indoraptor project Wu needed something that didn't exist but wait it actually did exist. Wu without revealing it tosses that into the mix with multiple aggressive predators including Raptors well the end result is known. A hybrid born from a hybrid could have health problems especially if they maybe toss a few more hybrids or certain other dinos into the gene pool.

What if the blood is henry wu blood ?

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They should do the human-Dino hybrid idea. I thought they would do that with Maisie in Fallen Kingdom, apparently not

Like the man said. “Feels like a different franchise.” Personally would Love more small scale horror stuff

What if they used raccoons to get thumbs

wow i never exoected that. PS. day 2 of asking for a theory why they kept the i-rex in a small encloaser

The raptors in jurassic park 3 set a trap tho so that could be where they get the entelagance

You forgot that they cloned Maisie Lockwood and that she seemed to somehow be linked to the Indoraptor. Maybe during her cloning process they tampered with her DNA before the artificial insemination clone method. They also eradicated the disease that plagued her, so tampered with her DNA again, to do that means that they have her whole genome and such. Many may say that her familiarity is from past memories of her past self, but it seemed like in the movie that she seemed to have a 6th sense about the IndoRaptor from time to time.

Idk I always hated to half human half dinosaur concept. Just defeats the whole purpose of what makes Jurassic park, JP. But making them super intelligent is a whole different thing and I’m all for it. Makes it even scarier

I’m sorry I hope they don’t combine the dinosaur and human dna together I really Love dinosaurs but I’d probably be done with Jurassic Park and World movies after that

why dont people like the idea of dinosaurs and human hybrids is it because it belongs in a horror genre or because people don't like mixing human dna with animals

You know that Chameleons have opposable thumbs right? D_D

Indoraptor is by far the scariest mf in the entore franchise.

I can see this theory working considering they want to weaponize dinosaurs but also know they can't do it with a pure strain as they are too animalistic and feral to tame and would attack friend and foe alike if unleashed. Now I will say having a Dino hybrid with its arm replaced gun is ridiculous the idea of them being smart enough to use human tools and weapons would also be interesting. To add to the hybrid theory, I predict that they wanted to create human Dino hybrid soldiers where they have the benefits of both but under more controllable situations. Example imagine a soldier hybrid with raptor that nit only can jump high but also cling onto a wall with one hand and fire a smg with the other or one hybrid with a rock tail (Sorry not good at spelling names) using its harden shelled back as a shield from bullets providing cover for its pack. Adding the benefits of dinos with humans would change the battlefield unlike what were familiar with. Also with human DNA they can think, communicate, be inventive, etc to the point of becoming far more intelligent than their Dino cousins. This could also bring up a new problem in the movie of these hybrids becoming smart, escaping on their own, organizing and turning on their creators. With this in mind the survivors would only have 2 options escape and hope these new hybrids don't become an invasive and dominant species on earth or would have to destroy them to prevent them from escaping and spreading all over the world. Also being hybrid they might be able to reproduce with humans which could cause a new problem all together or the fact they have human and Dino DNA its unknown what would happen if it's blood mixes with a human which could result in mutated diseases or even an infection to cause the human to be more Dino like themselves as the hybrid blood begins multiplying inside them and altering their DNA. So final thought. Imagine a post apocalyptic setting where Dino hybrids now dominate the world like their Dino counter parts did before their extinction. The survivors, being the new prey, must stay one step ahead of them to prevent them from being killed, turned into a breeding tool, infected or slowly ripped apart and devoured while also trying to gather supplies to survive or create a bio weapon to kill them but must be careful to nit have the weapon target them as well. So many possibilities........ One request for this channel. If you can make a movie involving hybrids, how would you make it?

I liked the ideia of the theory, but i think the thing behind the opposite thumbs is just that the designers don't think about how inaccurate it was, also the inteligence of the i-rex was only cause they wanted to make a "scary intelligent dinossaur", there's no real proof on the films about this theory except those observations, but it could have been very interesting to see something like that in the movies

I culd be wrong but i don't think human dna would make a dinosaur more intelligent

I just watched this video and then I watched your old video about the Indo raptor being friendly and you should make your own storyline if the Indo raptor was friendly and I know how it was like it could’ve been friendly with Maisie, which showed weakness you should make your own storyline about that Because I really like ark survival and I would like for you to make your own‘s miniseries is it doesn’t have to be a Animated or anything. I know I’m asking a lot but please I can make your own like see it theorized on timeline of Maisie and the Indo raptor, living alone in the woods, like Maysies Grandma, not Grandma, a person who care of the easy in Lockwood manor and they live in the woods running from Owen and Claire and Owen and Claire have to look for them but they tried shooting the Indo raptor and Maisie told the interrupted her running stuff. It would be really cool I really appreciate it and I know I’m asking a lot thank you if you could take it into consideration, I love you not actually, but I love your contact goodbye I hope you take it into consideration.

A disturbing detail about the Indominus Rex is that it intentionally chooses to devour humans, and only humans. an animal her size would have to eat other dinosaurs, but instead she chooses to prey on and devour humans

alternate theory, Frog DNA for the thumbs and dolphin DNA for intelligence

What if the new series is going back ang giving us an r-rated version of the story that was more accurate to the novels.

If I remember correctly, Troodon was a dinosaur that had opposable thumbs and is considered the smartest dinosaur

Cuttlefish is where it got its camo ability and are considered intelligent. They are up there with octopi.

2:48 you a fan of the Dino Crisis series?

Chameleons and some tree frogs have opposable thumbs And both Species were shown to have the DNA in the lab :) so they probably got yhe opposable thumbs for one of them but idk

Dominion was bad enough. If they do this in JW4, I'm over this franchise! Human/dino hybrids are about the stupidest idea ever.

I would like to see a film with that, even if I would find it creepy seeing a dino waking around with a human head, or a human with a dino head or whatever, it would be an interesting film,

I didn’t realize that this was a theory. I thought it was just accepted canon.

Whoa. So they get Dinosaurs Attack (Mars Attacks sequel) cancelled for being too good to compete with, then they steal the sapient Dino/human hybrid design! What’s next? Are they taking the Dino Devil too? Maybe have aliens left over from a failed invasion tame the dinosaurs to destroy human civilization starting with the power grid so no one can play yodeling music that makes the aliens’ heads explode!?!

It makes sense that human dna is included but if they shut that theory down it’s not. As for the possible thumb, iguanodon is a dinosaur with a posable thumb and is quite famous for it. Chameleons also have grip-able thumb like digit. Mixed with the other dna it’s quite possible

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this is kind of to the point that they now find regular dinosaurs boring and need to 'up it' by adding these weird monsters which is rather boring and shows limited creativity even in spielberg for considering such a step in the situation

Wasn’t the Spino a hybrid ? Part of Wu’s Chrimera Project or whatever it was called..?

Am I the only person who loves the idea of dinosaur humanoids?

I guess we can view this franchise as horror movies so making dino-human is disturbing but yet awesome for a horror film

I finally get it now, it's made sense all this time! It was the Indominus that shot Mr Burns!

Alittle late on this one but theres actually quite a few species that have opposable thumbs besides just primate species, opossums, chameleons, tree frogs as mentioned in the video, lemurs, pandas(also mentioned), Koalas and Loris's, some people say raccoons do but while they do have 5 digits they do NOT have opposable thumbs, they just have extremely dexterous paws, not saying that they didnt get the thumbs from possible human DNA but there are 2 listed species being used to fill gaps in DNA that have opposable thumbs, that being the tree frogs as well as chameleons in the case of the Indominus(and by proxy the Indo Raptor) so its also equally possible that it got the thumbs from either one of those species as well

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I think it would be silly BUT at same time if it goes military standpoint I could see it happening in a future set situation like 20 years after dominion and Well we couldn’t control animals so we need people and it turns out that they have the genetic materials just need a human being to use on or just after dominion a pregnant woman is used I don't know might write a story myself

You bet “Jurr-ass” I can

I loved this theory for ages, I just hope it doesn't end up as Aliens: Resurrection.

Just throwing out there that some cats do have opposable thumbs due to genetic mutation Polydactyly. While not all Polydactyl cats display like this, there are indeed those whose extra digit can indeed be classified as an opposable thumb and used in a manner very similar to primates. Not saying this disproves the human theory; but maybe, just maybe, Wu was secretly alluding to his use of polydactyl cat DNA with that canary vs. cat analogy. Cats do hunt for sport.

I wish they would just feature more prehistoric animals that actually lived. The human hybrid idea is kinda silly.

idea: the dinosaur are SUPPOSED to not look like their exact selves. because there were missing genes, and they had to fill those genes with frog, lizor, and birb dna.

I always thought Owen(Chris Pratt) was giving the Rex tooo much credit. It scratched the wall on purpose? No. But human dna? Not impossible. Humans have a long history of playing God. Like Ian(Jeff Goldblum) said in Jurassic Park; youre scientists were so fixated on could they do it, they never bothered to ask should they".

Its feels like a scene from the Turok games

What about the chameleon they used chameleon dna for cloaking but they also have apposable thumbs

If dinosaurs are used with human DNA humansarus!!!!