Palaeontologist Reacts To Jurassic World Dinosaurs

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Check out a real-life palaeontologist and dino expert reacting to the dinosaurs in Jurassic World and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom! Joe Bonsor is a PhD student and palaeontologist for the Natural History Museum London and the University of Bath. We got him to react to a whole bunch of dinosaurs from both Jurassic World, and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. He’ll be telling us just how realistic these dinosaurs really are, from typical Velociraptor design mistakes to Indominus Rex and its deadly camouflage, and more! Joe reacts and breaks down just how realistic these dinosaurs are.

00:00 – Intro

00:28 – Training Raptors

02:06 – Mosasaurus

02:52 – Indominus Rex

03:52 – Ankylosaurus

04:55 – Pteranodon

05:50 – Raptor Packs

07:10 – Baryonyx

08:09 – Dinosaur Auction

09:36 – Final Thoughts

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