The TRUTH About the T-REX's ROAR in Jurassic Park 

*The Sound literally Blew my mind! What do YOU think on this? I STILL PREFER JURASSIC PARKS!*

just the roar alone makes the T-rex the most iconic dinosaur in the Franchise

Honestly the accurate call is actually MORE terrifying. You wouldn't hear it coming you would feel it coming not through it's foot steps but it's call getting more intense and powerful. You wouldn't even understand what it was until it was too late.

A theory I like within the lore of the franchise is that because the trex was believed to have poor eyesight based on movement. That it's roar was necessary to invoke fear and make their prey flee. That's when the trex would strike because it sees movement.

Yeah dinosaurs never really roar, from what I re searched only mammals are able to make loud noises but not reptiles, they can only make sounds like the crocodile I believe.

What you're missing is these loud booms and strange sounds that seem to shake you through your core. Imagine hearing these booming sounds reverberating through your chest as you see this stealth T-Rex running towards you in almost silence due to its padded feet. It has vision better on par of better than an eagles, is very agile for its size and is larger and more heavily built than what Jurassic Park showed.

It’s The Trex Screaming:*SCREAMS MADLY*Roar:*Creepy humming*

I personally love the iconic roar from Jurassic Park and onward but the real sound honestly makes me feel a little more fear especially if you were in a dark forest then suddenly hear that I would run for the hills

I love Tyrannosaurus rex, no matter how it’s sound would’ve been like.

Well.. I time traveled and the T-Rex sounded exactly like Jurassic Park.

Despite this not being the actual roar of the T-Rex, the roar we hear in the 1993 movie and onwards is just absolutely incredible and extremely chilling! I agree that if they would've used the actual roar, it just wouldn't have been the same. Shadows, thank you so much for covering this! Keep up the great work! You're the best! Edit: Can you please do a video about what happened to the remains of the six Apatosaurus's that were killed by the Indominus Rex in the 2015 movie?

I have been lucky enough to hear whale song underwater multiple times. In one instance, our group was geographically close enough to feel the sound vibrating in our bones and lungs (your lungs are giant air pockets underwater). The physical sensation of it--how your brain interprets it--was novel. I would say that the closest thing I have felt to it is during take-off and landing on a trans-pacific flight. Knowing the sound was coming from a humpback whale, the experience was awesome and surreal and beautiful. But if something like this came from a massive predator like a t-rex, this would be a chilling, terrifying and paralyzing experience.

What the lower pitch is much more better❤❤❤❤❤I still love your videos since 2021

I think the iconic roar and growl in JP or JW saga is make it the legend itself. I think in real life their more to growling or little hissing,they use growling sound like to defense the territory area or their offspring. And maybe they have some unique sound for communication to each other.

So fun fact, Tiger is actually making noise very similar to this, or was it was lions. I'll have to look that up. I don't know if it's just me, but that low humming sound sure triggers my fear response.

I think the actual sound would’ve been louder than what YT videos can depict. Much like when you can hear/feel a plane that flies well above you. When sitting on my couch I can feel my inner ears rumbling, long before I even hear the audible sound of the distant engine of a plane flying above the house. I think the rex would’ve come with its own bass that would’ve caused inner ear discomfort if too close, and when audibly vocalizing maybe it would’ve sounded like a massive crocodile.

So in a way, the glass of water represents the feel of the real t-rex roar

Rexy has a very impressive roar 😊

Good job on this video shadows and I prefer the Jurassic park roar from the t-Rex

It’s the coolest dinosaur roar I’ve ever heard in all of dinosaur movie history and it’s roars are also in the movie *I AM T REX* and it’s roar shouldn’t be quiet it should be loud based on its size and it should be loud because it’s the king + queen of the dinosaurs T. rex is awesome keep it up shadows!

yo can you make a topic about this? so we all know the indominus rex's and indoraptor were hatched? well in some footage dont you see more i-rex and i-raptor eggs? do you think you could make a video talking what you think happened to them? and or if they were stolen? and finally if they hatched? anyways much love and keep up the outstanding content

The roar gives me vibes from Godzilla when he's powering up and getting ready to use its atomic breath.

The real roar sounds like Godzilla charging up his atomic breath

bro i love this chanel pls keep this scary stories , i apreciate it and bro when you said i magin beinge in the forest and sudently you hear that kinda real life rex sound , id run with a wet pants infront and a dark color pants behind ( means that i pooped myself )

The best movie logic example is the new Godzilla as of 2014. Godzilla uses a ton of closed mouth vocalisations and they sound very close to what they would actually be.

I had no idea that’s what t-Rex almost sounded like next like I know how it is supposed to look, with feathers and it wasn’t that fast but yeah cool

Hello. My name is Randy. I love dinosaurs. This RU-vid channel is really interesting. I Gotta say. That’s sound from T. rex that’s not from the movie. That’s sounds. It sounds interesting. But it sounds chilling and mysterious. Keep up the good work. 🦖🇦🇺❤️

That's more scary than the bombastic roaring from jurassic Park

This video was excellent, and I enjoyed learning more about the Greatest Dinosaur of All Time, T-Rex. Also, I have been a fan of this channel for 2 weeks.

something about the t-rex roar in the movies (especially in JP 1) shows a lot of the creature's emotion.....something so primal and lashed out, it shows dominance giving Rexy her own personality that made her a prime icon of the Jurassic Park series

I genuinely feel like that would work as a rex noise for jurassic park if it was more horror induced. Imagine if grant was walking around lost in the jungle on his own and then he just hears that in the distance. slowly getting closer until he was face to face with it.

"It just doesn't have that level of primal fear" EXCUSE ME SIR DID WE NOT JUST HEAR THE SAME NOISE

Honesty, the real roar is way more terrifying in my eyes.

The real Rex could probably produce sound waves powerful enough to make your rib cage rattle from a dance so regardless of the frequency you're shitting your pants either way

this is nice

Shadow I'm early again and I love this vid

This video is making me feel like the animatronics at universal being twisted and I don't like it, another good video Shadows :)

I think the JP roar is fine for the JP franchise. It's what we've grown up with, and it's hard to imagine how any other vocalization would've impacted us, because you can't really experience it all for the first time again. Also keep in mind that the Tyrannosaurus "rooaars!" quite a lot in Crichton's novel, and so the movie is presenting the book's description in that regard. There's also the animal's poor eyesight, which is why it roars loudly; trying to scare hiding prey to flee in a panick, so that they 'become visible'. Obviously nonsense in terms of accuracy, but it makes sense for the Rex to roar like that if there's a visual issue, and the creature is an inaccurate reconstruction, made in a lab by human scientists, to begin with. I disagree, however, that big animals are frightening when they roar loudly like a lion. You know, when I was a kid, I watched the 1933 King Kong on television, and when the Tyrannosaurus, better known as "The Meat-Eater", showed up, the sounds it made, to me, were terrifying. I think that movie gave the animal a really unique vocal sound that I always thought was kind of perfect. For those who don't know, just look it up on YT, but it's like a serpentine hissing sound that kind of 'snaps' in and out, rising up in pitch, then cutting off, mixed with a feline snarl or something. The Meat-Eater's vocalization also effectively communicates its frustration and anger as it's fighting Kong, as if it's expressing its emotions. As to the vocalization played in the video; I'm sceptical of that. Doesn't really sound like anything to me. When birds are vocal; they are vocal! They're clearly using sound to communicate. There's a purpose to it, and a meaningful intent, when listening to birds' vocalizations, that I don't really get from listening to the admittedly eerie sounds created for Tyrannosaurus. It might be an indication for what it could've sounded like, or it may be absolutely nothing like how the actual animal sounded. Reconstructing vocalizations based on fossils is an interesting scientific sidebranch, but is probably inaccurate at this point. Maybe somewhat like how artists used to shrinkwrap dinosaur skeletons; who's to say that vocal reconstructions are missing some key insights that would drastically alter the way in which said sounds are to be reconstructed (more accurately)? I'm open-minded, however, as to whether or not we could ever find out what extinct animals really sounded like. Remember, in older dinosaur books, they would always claim that there's no way for us to ever know what colors dinosaurs had, which is now outdated and at least partially refuted. So who knows: maybe in the future we will find a reliable way to accurately reconstruct vocalizations of extinct organisms.

If only the rexes arms were a lil longer one of them coulda held a camera n took a selfie video of it roaring for us. How inconsiderate

When are you gonna do a live stream

Why don't you start doing live stream soon so people can ask you questions about the Jurassic Park franchise and there own theorys

Is there any recording of them making sound? What is the process for doing it?

5:27 bro think he is Godzilla

Yep definitely still terrifying

i think people learn what sounds to fear by association. im sure if you played that sound for someone with no context whatsoever they would just be confused. however if you played that sound for someone who has been living among dinos for some odd years they would get a thousand yard stare and scramble for a place to hide. im sure the same applies to anything. if you played a recording of a lion to an alien whos never experienced anything like that. they might be puzzled or even laugh finding it silly. i watched a science video where they played a different interpretation of rex sounds but with the same idea. a low rumbling kinda noise. now, hearing that sound and putting the knowledge of whats making it together in my mind i felt emense fear but instead of that jumpscare shock fear like with the roar i felt a suspensful fear. that feeling that death is slowly incroaching upon your position. i think it had the same effect as deaths whistle from the puss n boots movie.

Jp T.Rex roar= impressive, intimidating Irl T. rex roar= haunting, terrifying

the reconstruction sounds like me snoring, and the movie roar sounds as if the reconstruction was amplified.

Could you do a video explaining how the T rex steps out from his enclosure and attack the cars yet when dr Gant and lexi have to climb down what seems to be around 80 foot of fall ? It’s the same spot as where he eats the goat seemingly at the same ground level

Its really hard to believe that t rex like big heavy super predator make sounds like bird🐔

We think the closer one that sounds like it would be an lion.

To think that the t rex actually had I think like padding on their feet so they would be able to sneak up on prey more easily

What did they use for the raptor roar?

Awe...I used to have a Jack Russell Terrier named Buster 😢 he got hit by a car 😢

The real one is very unnerving, especially at night.

Preventing people from saying first

Can somebody tell me, How does people know what the dinosaurs look and sound like? Im actually curious.

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Hey I have a theory in JP/// the Spino went through alot of pain sadly but what happend after the movies is it still alive? Is she dead? Is she still on Sorna? Did she reproduce? If she did where are they are they alive are they in pain? I will know if you do a video on it

remembrer the t rex in j park is basically a frog croaking

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And then again, nobody REALLY knows how T-Rex would sound like. Scientists could only make a theory about it and try to make their own version based on their studies. But again, there is no 100% guarantee that their studies are actually 100% accurate. But in my opinion, I think personally that T-Rex would sound like a huge crocodile or alligator only a million, if not billion, times louder. Because, when I look at T-Rex I see a giant walking crocodile. But it doesn't mean that my opinion is 100% legit. It's just my theory.

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I think its roar is GRRRRRRR😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

you are rong the truth is that the t rex can roar but whould not so it does not scare pray away you will find the real answer in goji centere

We already know this -_-

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Yes the T-Rex need the roar to be scary 🦖🤨❓

The Palep-accurate dinosaur roars are alot more terrifying.

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