Indoraptor

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Indoraptor (translation of the name: indomitable predator) Gender: Male Length: 7.3 meters height: 3.1 meters weight: 1 ton

Composition of the hybrid

Indorator is a hybrid, it consists of only two types: Indominus rex Velociraptor

Appearance 1

The Indoraptor resembled the Indominus rex with a few differences. Its body was surprisingly thin, and the only known living adult had clearly defined bones beneath the skin. This Indoraptor had a history of malnutrition, as it was an unfinished prototype that was constantly hungry. In addition to malnutrition, the Indoraptor's physiology included an extremely high metabolism, which prevented it from gaining weight easily. The Indoraptor had a series of osteoderm plates along its spine; on either side of these plates were rows of small keratin spines. Above the legs, this armor had long quills called proto-feathers. A row of spines, proto-feathers, and dorsal plates extended from the neck to just behind the hips. The rest of its body was covered in small, round scales. It had a black coloration with a grayish underbelly. It is likely that the completed Indoraptor would have had a similar coloration. Although only one Indoraptor was ever seen, it was a very dark gray, almost black, over most of its body. This individual had small red spots on the back of its neck, behind its eye sockets. Two narrow yellow stripes could be seen on either side of its body, starting just behind its jaw and ending about halfway down its tail. Yellow spots were also visible on its dorsal spines, and the protofeathers were slightly yellowish. Indoraptor was 7.3 meters long. It stood 2.4 meters at the hips and 3.1 meters tall from head to head on both legs.

Appearance 2

The limbs of Indoraptor were muscular and fairly long. The 2-meter-long forelimbs, like those of Indominus, ended in four-fingered hands with opposable thumbs that could have been used to manipulate objects and prey; each of the fingers ended in large, sharp claws. Due to its long arms, it would have been able to move on both two and four legs with equal ease. Indoraptor had four toes on its hind limbs, one of which was underdeveloped and did not participate in walking, causing Indoraptor to walk on three toes when on its hind legs. Indoraptor had a large, curved claw on the second toe of its hind feet, similar to that of deinonychosaurs, which it could have used as a hook. The other toes also had hooked claws, although they were less dramatic in appearance. This distinguishes it from Indominus, which had feet more similar to those of tyrannosaurids. The Indoraptor was able to move very quietly due to the anatomy of its arms and legs, and its arms could be used as highly skilled manipulators due to the flexibility of its shoulder joint. Unlike other dinosaurs, it was able to raise its arms above its shoulders. It had downward-bending wrists like most of InGen's theropods, but it benefited from this anatomy as it allowed it to walk on all fours. Along with the ability to manipulate objects and move quickly and quietly, the Indoraptor's clawed fingers made it an excellent climber.

Appearance 3

The skull of Indoraptor, supported by a long and flexible neck, was not heavily influenced by abelisaurid or carcharodontosaurid features like Indominus, instead showing features of its tyrannosaurid and deinonychosaur parents. The skull had a large, powerful jaw with 46 widely spaced conical teeth; they protruded outward and intersected like those of Indominus, a feature that both hybrids gained from the genetic intervention of Deinosuchus. They were, however, much more firmly attached to the jaws and were not easily broken. They helped to tear apart the hybrid's prey and crush its bones. The smaller teeth, located at the back of the lower jaw, curved inward into the jaw. Its tongue, like that of Indominus, was pink and narrowly triangular in shape; it could not protrude from the mouth. It had more developed facial muscles than most other dinosaurs, allowing it to form more complex facial expressions. Its nostrils were located at the front of its head, allowing it to better utilize its heightened sense of smell. Its eyes were relatively small, although Indoraptor was able to see in low light; its pupils were vertical slits similar to those of cats and some reptiles, allowing it to adapt to different lighting conditions. The iris was yellow-orange. The Indoraptor's eyes were equipped with a nictitating membrane, allowing it to blink like a bird. Indoraptor had well-developed binocular vision. On the back of the skull, Indoraptor had thin, mobile quills-proto-feathers.

Appearance 4

The Indoraptor's body would have been able to withstand heavy impacts and strains thanks to its strong bones and powerful muscles. The Indoraptor's tail was thin, long, and very flexible; it made up about a third of the creature's total length. It was very strong and muscular, in addition to being flexible like Velociraptor. The tail primarily functioned to provide balance while running and in other awkward places, but in some cases it could also be used as a weapon due to its strength and flexibility.

Vision 1

Like its genetic parents, the Indoraptor is a carnivore. Its physiology allows it to track prey with great efficiency even in low visibility conditions, as Henry Wu specifically designed it for this purpose. It could locate prey not only through its excellent sense of sight and smell, but also through its hearing, coupled with its ability to echolocate. By emitting sounds, it could listen to the echoes and pinpoint where objects in its environment were. The Indoraptor's echolocation abilities are known to be more accurate than those of a bat. Once it had located its prey, the Indoraptor would attack it with its speed and strength. It used its powerful limbs and gaping jaws to capture, disembowel, and consume human-sized prey; it is likely that it could have killed larger animals if given the opportunity. Occasionally, it would begin to eat while its prey was still alive, much like the Velociraptor. Often, it would consume the entire body of its prey, bones and all, leaving nothing behind. The prototype was known to eat several adult humans within an hour without appearing full, due to its metabolism keeping it in a constant state of hunger. This may have been removed in later, more definitive versions of the animal. The physiology of the Indoraptor suggests that it would have been nocturnal, as it would have had excellent night vision and echolocation. However, since the only known specimen was kept indoors its entire life, its true activity patterns cannot be confirmed.

Vision 2

The Indoraptor, based on its appearance and purpose as a living weapon, would have been a very aggressive animal. A completed version of the Indoraptor (as of 2018) with Blue's Velociraptor DNA in it would have had her traits on a genetic level, and with Blue herself, the individual would be able to detect them and act out by recognizing her authority, much like a child learning from a parent. Blue's traits planned to be passed on to the Indoraptor include compassion and obedience, with which it could be kept under control and taught commands. The underground lab prototype had an extremely aggressive behavior, hated humans and enjoyed killing them, and its special bio-traits did not function as intended. The Indoraptor's intelligence was among the highest among non-human animals, comparable to that of its parent species, InGen's Velociraptor. Some scientists believe that Velociraptor, the basis of the InGen clones, is the second most intelligent animal species after humans, surpassing cetaceans and non-human primates in intelligence. Its intelligence also allowed it to develop ambush strategies, including acting helpless to lure potential prey into a false sense of security. The Indoraptor's large head contained a complex brain needed to interpret its surroundings with its powerful senses. Along with the ability to see in low-light conditions without difficulty, the animal had a keen sense of smell; its genetic parent species are also known for their ability to smell with great accuracy. For example, Tyrannosaurus rex can accurately detect odors up to 10 miles away from its location, while Velociraptor has a more modest scent range of 1 mile. The Indoraptor's ears were also highly developed, giving it a keen sense of hearing.

Vision 3

It was able to use echolocation better than a bat to navigate in pitch darkness where its vision might not have done much. According to Vic Hoskins, it could also camouflage and thermally hide, evading all detection techniques like its ancestor, the Indominus Rex.

Story

It was created by the same company and the same scientist as the Indominus Rex. The goal was to create a military hybrid, for this they took the DNA of the Indominus Rex and the Velociraptor, but the Indoraptor repeated the fate of the Indominus, that is, it escaped and killed everyone in the lab.