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I'm Jack Horner.

I first got involved with the Jurassic Park movies

when Steven Spielberg called me up one day

and asked me if I'd like to work on a movie.

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If you're going to have a battle between

an Indominus Rex versus a T-Rex,

Indominus has a much better chance of grabbing

hold of T-Rex and wrestling him around a little bit,

but if T-Rex were able to get a hold of his neck like that

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Tyrannosaurus Rex has a bite force of about 12,000 pounds.

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And if you look at Indominus's mouth, its teeth

are really not very big, I mean,

they're sorta gnarly-looking, even.

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Even though it's got powerful arms and

probably a pretty good bite force,

it doesn't have the bone-crushing

teeth that we see in T-Rex.

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It would be a good fight, but in the end

if T-Rex got a good grip on it,

and got its mouth around his neck,

I think Indominus would be in trouble.

It's sort of 50/50 here,

but Indominus is a lot bigger.

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Indominus wins this fight.

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Indominus Rex against a raptor pack

is a whole different thing.

(velociraptor screeches)

Whoa!

I don't think there's any contest here.

I think the Velociraptor is going to easily win.

Velociraptor is going to come not as a

single individual but as four or five individuals.

Velociraptor can jump on the back

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and use his slashing claws to rip him open.

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Indominus is gonna do is just sorta

whirl around and try to get him off of him

and I don't think Indominus stands a chance.

I think he's dead.

Velociraptor wins.

Can I have this one?

[Producers] Yes.

Absolutely.

Oh boy, can I take him to the movies?

Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

This guy here is gonna go waaah.

And so, as he comes in, he's just gonna open his mouth

and just let him right in

and that'd be the end of it.