This is the prehistoric Rexy, not the present-day Rexy. We don't know how old she was when she died the first time(?)

@Titanosaurus80 Exactly rexy is literally senile now, especially when you consider animal's biological process @12 The Irritator @Concaventor Wrangler @Palaeontologica but we are talking about InGEn cloned hybrid genetical chimera/abominations, so I've no idea how their biology works. Rexy literally accepted a chimera raptor's blood! I mean... bruh ?!?!

@SpinozillaAegypticus @12 The Irritator @Concaventor Wrangler That Giganatosaurus(!) actually looks more akin to a Kaiju rather than a biologically pure/natural animal.

I mean, humans can have transfusions with pigs, so I guess the filmmakers thought that was enough

@Palaeontologica That is comparing a komodo dragon to receive blood transfusion from an Australian Parrot... :ı

The results wouldn't be... too pleasing

I don't think that's quite the right analogy. More like an ostrich with frog DNA having a transfusion with a chicken with different frog DNA

@Palaeontologica depends of how close that the Tyrannosauridae and Dromaesauridae are related, for an analogy I haven't seen any instances where an Orangutan or Gorilla accepted human blood or vice versa

@Palaeontologica that is true; althought there is a thing

Quote: ' This procedure can be performed without affecting the health of the donor, as only about 10% of their blood volume is used each time...

Utilizing the unlimited blood supply from animal sources eliminates the risk of transmitting infectious diseases between humans*

*I am pretty sure InGen Tyrannosaurus take more than %10; as it was dying from blood loss

Fair point - I only skimmed the article, lol.