Scorpius rex [Jurassic World]

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NAME MEANING "Scorpion King" CODE NAME E750 S. rex HYBRID OF Carnotaurus[1] + Tyrannosaurus rex + Velociraptor + Tree frog + Scorpionfish DIET Carnivore HEIGHT 2.4-2.6 meters (8-8.5 feet) Sub-Adult 3.3-3.5 meters (11 to 11.5 feet) Adult LENGTH 6.1 meters (20 feet) Sub-Adult 8 meters (26.25 feet) Adult WEIGHT Unknown RANGE Isla Nublar (extinct) TIME Holocene (Meghalayan), 2009-2016 BIRTH TYPE Egg/parthenogenesis MOVIE APPEARANCES Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous Jurassic World: Chaos Theory (Mentioned/flashback)

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The Scorpios rex (codenamed E750) was a hybrid dinosaur frozen and held captive in InGen’s secret tunnels on Isla Nublar until it escaped. It was a major antagonist of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, serving as an unseen antagonist of Season 1, the unseen final antagonist of Season 2, the main antagonist of Season 3, and a posthumous antagonist of Seasons 4 and 5. There were two known individuals, with the first one being created by Henry Wu and the second one being asexually reproduced by the original. The Scorpios rex was depicted as a medium-sized theropod, being smaller than Indominus rex and slightly larger than the Indoraptor and bigger than the Velociraptor.[2] The creature's genetic makeup was a mixture of Carnotaurus, Velociraptor, Tyrannosaurus rex, tree frog, and scorpion fish DNA. Of these, the dromaeosaurid, scorpion fish and Carnotaurus DNA seemed to be the most prominent in having shaped its appearance. Both individuals were adorned with charcoal black scales. Its features were heavily deformed and grotesque, which Simon Masrani determined made it unfit for display. These traits included a brachycephalic muzzle, red eyes with slit pupils set high on its skull, a prominent overbite and jagged, uneven teeth. It had venomous spines on its elbows, tail and neck due to its scorpionfish DNA, which could detach and embed in an opponent's flesh in a manner similar to that of a porcupine. The animal also possessed the signature sickle claws on its inner toes that Velociraptor was known for, which aided in dispatching prey.

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The Scorpios rex displayed indications of neurological and respiratory disorders. According to Kenji's observation, its demeanor displayed a wide spectrum of notable changes, traversing from a state of serenity and tranquility to one of heightened aggression and capriciousness. Additionally, it exhibited respiratory patterns akin to that of a pug, characterized by labor-intensive and effortful breathing. Notwithstanding these afflictions, the hybrid exhibited an exceedingly lethal nature, as it possesseed the ability to surpass the speed of a Gallimimus, effortlessly eliminate a Ceratosaurus, and propagate via parthenogenesis.