Dilophosaurus: This dinosaur's name means 'double-crested lizard',' and famously squirted venom in the film Jurassic Park.
Dilophosaurus: This dinosaur's name means 'double-crested lizard', and famously squirted venom in the film Jurassic Park.
Dilophosaurus Contrary to the movies,
dilophosaurus did not spit poison or have a frill around the neck.
Every palaeontologist has a favourite bugbear -- whether it's the over-inflated size of the shark-eating Mosasaurus in 2015's Jurassic World or the tiny
Dilophosaurus in the original which sported a frill and spat venom.
Paleontologists think that the
dilophosaurus, part of the raptor family, attacked other dinosaurs who were resting or drinking from the swamp, according to the Tribune.
Many of the dinosaur footprints found in Red Fleet State Park, preserved in sandstone, likely belong to
Dilophosaurus, an early theropod dinosaur that lived in the Early Jurassic epoch.
More than 30 different dinosaurs - including a T-Rex, Diplodocus, and
Dilophosaurus - have been carefully recreated in stunning detail.
Among those set to make Bristol Zoo their home will be a Tyrannosaurus Rex,
Dilophosaurus and Giganotosaurus, one of the largest dinosaurs that ever lived
Located at Singapore Zoo and River Safari, the attraction features life-like dinosaurs that roar and move; the
dilophosaurus even spits.
When Dennis Nedry (Wayne Knight) meets his sticky end in the first film, for instance, there's no scientific support for his
dilophosaurus dispatcher having a frilled neck, nor the ability to spit toxic goo.
bulldozed bedrock to find a floodplain of
Dilophosaurus tracks.
These include the curious
Dilophosaurus, fearsome Gorgonops and two of the biggest, towering at eight metres tall, the Apatosaurus (25 metres long) and Argentinosaurus (30 metres).