Water Creatures for JP4

Deepu_ravi · Post by **Deepu_ravi** » 08 Apr 2004, 00:25

i like to see a sarcosuchus in jp4.i learnde about it after seeing the program "supercroc".

Android raptor · Post by **Android raptor** » 08 May 2004, 12:45

It's a tie for me: Elasmosaurus and Megalodon. I like them both.

XRaptorX · Post by **XRaptorX** » 16 May 2004, 05:32

Mosasaurus rules!
(But he`s not the biggest, right?!?)
Ahhm, Liopleudron is the Spinosaurus under the water, and this is not good for the cinema-visitors! /tongue.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":P" border="0" alt="tongue.gif" />

Jimbob · Post by **Jimbob** » 31 May 2004, 18:22

Isnt Megaladon like Jaws?

thomsonsst · Post by **thomsonsst** » 03 Jul 2004, 12:40

Maybe in the 4th Jp they some how link jurassic park to loch ness and find out that the loch ness monster is a dinosaur. John Hammond did say that he was in scotland. But now that i think of it it does sound kinda stupid. And if the dino escaped from one of the 2 islands it would have had to swim half way around the world.

Cyclopsis Raptor · Post by **Cyclopsis Raptor** » 15 Jul 2004, 18:31

The Loch Ness monster a dinosaur?

/dry.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="<_<" border="0" alt="dry.gif" /> *gets shotgun*

ShortRoundMcfly · Post by **ShortRoundMcfly** » 25 Jul 2004, 04:42

All of those who voted Liplueridon should know that they aren't as big as they were portrayed on walking with dinosaurs. They got the skeleton mixed up with another creature. They estimate 40-50 would be a reasonable size compared to the 80 footer they showed.

crisco · Post by **crisco** » 29 Jul 2004, 09:26

i dont want to stray away from the topic, but a really cool loch ness movie is in pre-production nEway, jp has no responsibilty to answer that myth =), can someone show me a pic of a mososaur? and liopleuridon while ur at it? thanks

jdjtcagle · Post by **jdjtcagle** » 31 Jul 2004, 18:54

To be honest, I don't recognize most of these, but I would Love it if Plesiosaurus was to show up /smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)" border="0" alt="smile.gif" />

~ jdjtcagle

lilgamefreek · Post by **lilgamefreek** » 09 Aug 2004, 20:33

I wouldn't think a plesiosaur or elasmosaur would be good for an action sequence. But, it may do quite well portraying grace and elegance.