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And that's a shame because it looks pretty heckin' cool. Unlike other dinosaurs in this category (Tyrannosaurus Rex, Velociraptor, and Triceratops), it has never had a major role, usually relegated to the background and large herd shots. 20 Scariest: The Horned Carnotaurus Finally Appeared In Jurassic World - Fallen KingdomĪnother dinosaur where the name is possibly the scariest part about them, Parasaurolophus has the somewhat rare distinction of physically appearing in every film. We're going to take a further look at a few of the amazing dinosaurs that have been featured in the Jurassic Park franchise that highlight both the scariest and the weakest dinos that have continued to impress sci-fi fans since 1993. Of course, not all of the dinosaurs encountered by the various protagonists of the series have been out to get them, as there are some truly loveable dinosaurs in the franchise as well. Updated on June 2nd, 2021 by Scoot Allan: The blockbuster Jurassic Park franchise has expanded with the modern Jurassic World trilogy that has continued to introduce deadly new dinosaurs that have both excited and terrified fans over the years. A handful of them got a bit too up close and personal with the guests, though. In 1993, Jurassic Parkstomped onto the screen and reminded everyone what every 10 year old on the planet already knew: dinosaurs are cool. From the towering Tyrannosaurus Rex to the tiny Compsognathus, many species of dinosaurs have roamed through the park. RELATED: 10 Best & Most Powerful Dragons, Dinosaurs, & Lizards In Marvel Comics There's a bit of a special thrill of coming into contact with something older than the entire human race, even if it's just in our imaginations or as a static skeleton. We go to museums to look at the ancient skeletons of animals more alien than we can really conceive of in this day and age, then walk outside and get pooped on by their distant descendants. Dinosaurs have long been a fixture in a lot of young children's minds.
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