Non-Humans in Fantasy

[Anders]

Oh absolutely. I just meant that no penises were involved.

[Flyndaran]

Originally Posted by Asta Kask

Oh absolutely. I just meant that no penises were involved.

The big surprise of the movie was that one of the females turned into a male, not the females could reproduce parthenogenically.
That would be more interesting and far far more realistic as some birds can do that and many call them dinosaurs.

[Anders]

Maybe my memory edited it into something less stupid.

[RyanW]

Originally Posted by Flyndaran

The big surprise of the movie was that one of the females turned into a male, not the females could reproduce parthenogenically.
That would be more interesting and far far more realistic as some birds can do that and many call them dinosaurs.

I thought the big surprise was that they got dilophosaurus DNA from a bug in amber, despite the oldest bug found in amber (until 2012) being 60 million years younger than dilophosaurus. :)

Of course, that could explain why their dilophosaurus was freakishly tiny and their velociraptors freakishly large. They had no idea what dinosaurs they had cloned (and given their tinkering with the DNA may have created completely new species) and just slapped on the closest name they could find.