This iconic dinosaur is often portrayed as the king of the dinosaurs, with its massive size, powerful jaws, and formidable strength. It's a top contender for the most powerful dinosaur in Jurassic Park.
While not a real dinosaur but a genetically modified hybrid, the Indominus Rex from "Jurassic World" is a fearsome predator designed to be the ultimate killing machine
Featured prominently in "Jurassic Park III," the Spinosaurus is depicted as a massive, aquatic predator with a sail on its back. It's portrayed as strong and agile, capable of taking down even a T-Rex in combat.
Despite their smaller size compared to some other dinosaurs, Velociraptors are depicted as highly intelligent and cunning pack hunters. Their agility, intelligence, and deadly claws
Another aquatic dinosaur featured in "Jurassic World," the Mosasaurus is a gigantic marine reptile that dwarfs even the largest sharks. Its immense size and power make it a force to be reckoned
Similar to the Indominus Rex, the Indoraptor is a genetically engineered hybrid dinosaur featured in "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom." It's smaller but no less deadly, possessing heightened intelligence
Though not as prominent as some other dinosaurs in the franchise, the Carnotaurus featured in "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" is depicted as a fast and aggressive predator with distinctive horns.
While not typically portrayed as aggressive or predatory in the films, the Stegosaurus is included here for its armored plates and spiked tail, which could be used defensively against threats.
Like the Stegosaurus, the Ankylosaurus is more defensively oriented, with its thick armor plating and club-like tail. While not as imposing as some of the larger predators, it's still a powerful herbivore capable of defending itself.