The elongated hand claws of Therizinosaurus were more useful when pulling vegetation within reach rather than being used for active attack or defense because of their fragility, however, they may have had some role for intimidation.

Therizinosaurus Fully revealed in the film, Therizinosaurus was a partially feathered dinosaur with massive claws, a sharp beak, and a body similar to a large raptor. Altogether, this image of the predator is quite terrifying! Viewers got to see deer fall to its razor-sharp claws in Jurassic World Dominion.

Therizinosaurus With its long neck and specialized claws, Therizinosaurus could either stand or sit to eat, as it could reach trees and large shrubs that other herbivores could not reach.

3.2-foot The possibly 3.2-foot (1-meter) long claws of Therizinosaurus, which hung down like the alarming mitts of Edward Scissorhands, are said to be the longest claws of all time.

The Acceraptor, otherwise known as the "Slasher", is a fictional species of dinosaur that has colorful feathers, and a whip-like bladed tail capable of cutting a man in half.

Jurassic World Dominion's long-clawed Therizinosaurus presumably has cataract in its eyes, which explains why it does not spot Claire hanging from the tree. To ensure its survival in the wild, the Therizinosaurus heavily depends on its hearing and ruthlessly eradicates everything it perceives as a potential threat.

Mononykus was a member of the family Alvarezsauridae and, like its relatives, had very strange, stubby forearms with one large, approximately 7.5-centimetre (3.0 in) long claw (hence its name).

The Giganotosaurus The Jurassic Park franchise features a variety of powerful dinosaurs, including Dreadnoughtus, Pachycephalosaurus, and Dimorophodon. Triceratops and Apatosaurus may not be the strongest, but their size and defensive abilities make them formidable forces. The Giganotosaurus is the strongest dinosaur in Jurassic World.

Most theropods were powerful predators that chased after prey, killed it, and tore it apart with their sharp teeth and claws. Therizinosaurus, however, seems to have been adapted for eating plants. It gathered plants with its beak and digested them in its large stomach.

Nigersaurus Nigersaurus, you might remember, we named for bones collected on the last expedition here three years ago. This sauropod (long-necked dinosaur) has an unusual skull containing as many as 500 slender teeth.

These long, narrow claws were too weak for combat.” “Our engineering simulation shows that these claws could not withstand much stress.”

Jurassic World Dominion's long-clawed Therizinosaurus presumably has cataract in its eyes, which explains why it does not spot Claire hanging from the tree. To ensure its survival in the wild, the Therizinosaurus heavily depends on its hearing and ruthlessly eradicates everything it perceives as a potential threat.

Tyrannosaurus rex With a bite force equal to the weight of three small cars, they had little means of escape when it bared down on its prey. T. rex dominated North America in the late Cretaceous Period, 68-66 million years ago.

We've seen some scary dinosaurs before, the T-Rex, Utahraptor and Jeholopterus all come to mind, but the newly discovered Heterodontosaur may be the scariest of all. It was a small, fanged dinosaur species that wandered around the toes of other dinosaurs.

Therizinosaurus was very tall, possibly for reaching into treetops. It had extremely long, bladelike claws, which must have been used to defend itself. Although plants made up most of its diet, Therizinosaurus probably ate a few small animals too.

Therizinosaurus The Therizinosaurus' blindness also serves as a narrative device for Jurassic World Dominion's final fight. Only when the Giga is about to overpower the T-Rex, the Therizinosaurus fatefully enters the battleground and starts attacking the Giga.