Could The Indoraptor Survive The Mesozoic?

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  @mosasaurus2211 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWA3Ffe1IZ8&amp;t=1150">19:10</a> Indoraptor mocking Tarbosaurus for its tiny arms is diabolical, i think that’s enough to take down the tarbosaurus, emotional damage

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• JE

  @jessical.mercer8945 · 1 year ago

  I don&apos;t think anyone in the PS world will complain about this. <br> <br>The Indoraptor doesn&apos;t have much to highlight physically beyond the physical aspects related to its mass.

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• KO

  @KOTMChronicles · 1 year ago

  Unlike other creatures from the series, yeah Indoraptor doesn&apos;t have many higher feats to speak of. He would be very dangerous if not nerfed by being in a cage all the time, he&apos;s very smart, fast and powerful and has a very powerful set of tools. His bite&apos;s probably even higher, as the raptors themselves have an 8,000 newton bite compared directly to an alligator and Indoraptor is certainly above any of them.

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• SO

  @somedudewithakeyboard5388 · 1 year ago

  One thing that makes the Indorapror even more intimidating is that it was effectively suffering from malnutrition from being in that cage its whole life<br><br>I wonder what kind of unusual hunting strategies its intelligence would allow it to come up with, I could certainly imagine it pouncing on Herbivores from above by climbing a tree like modern day leopards do, or deliberately aiming for arteries in order to let its prey bleed out without needing put put in any more effort

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• LU

  @luukzilla1519 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Could the Rancor from Star Wars survive in the Cretaceous period?

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• TH

  @TheVividen · 1 year ago

  Including JWE2 footage is a great idea. That worked really well!

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• TY

  @tylerwestwood9929 · 1 year ago

  This was just a prototype btw

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• FR

  @FrostGhidorahEX · 1 year ago

  I was excited to see this<br>I recall commenting about the Indoraptor back when you did Indominus and this feels exactly like what I pictured<br>The Indoraptor may not have the size but that&apos;s fine. In nature its not always the biggest that thrive. Its the one that can adapt. With its higher brains and ability to hunt at night the Indoraptor would likely instill fear in a lot of prey animals.<br>After all the night is generally safe for most creatures<br>So the idea it isn&apos;t would be horrifying<br>Also the idea the Indoraptor simply spooks Tarchia for its own amusement is kinda funny. Honestly makes me think if the Indoraptor was smart enough it could use the spooked ankylos to its advantage. Maybe if it gets into a scrap with a larger predator it could lure it to one of the little armored beasts and have it either drive the predator off or fatally injure it giving the Indoraptor a perfect target.<br>I think another interesting scenario could be &quot;Could the Carnotaurus from Disney&apos;s Dinosaur survive Prehistoric South America?&quot;

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• RE

  @RedHairSillyFlair · 1 year ago

  Indoraptor is my favorite.<br>Thank you for putting in all of this effort, I feel like I learned a lot.

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• AZ

  @AzulBluB · 1 year ago

  now imagine 3 indoraptors as a small pack. would they ever back down knowing their knowledge, agility, and weapons against all odds? could easily distract or setup traps to kill. all three could fend for themselves, so whose to say they wouldn&apos;t just kill anything for food. Maybe sauropods would be a reach for food source, but I&apos;m sure if they didn&apos;t want to put in the Hassel for other creatures or were hungry enough, they&apos;d most certainly take the opportunity

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• CA

  @captainseyepatch3879 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Indoraptor was made for war!&quot;<br><br>Laughs in Drone strike....

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• DR

  @draknothetreeckofan366 · 1 year ago

  Fun video! TBH I kinda thought the thing might fail in the cretaceous, but it makes sense that it doesn&apos;t! Here&apos;s an idea: Could the Kulu-Ya-Ku survive the Cretaceous Period?

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