All the dinosaurs from "Jurassic park" versus all the jungle creatures from "Avatar", flyers included.
All out battle on Endor. Kill or be killed.
Who wins?
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Let's say, for arguments sake, that the numbers are close to equal.
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Well, I think Avatar, due to the sheer number of flyers.
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OK let's say that only a certain number of flyers are allowed. How many then?
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In Jurassic Park a man with a hunting rifle was able to take down the strongest animal on the park. In Avatar bullets fired from giant mechs were bouncing off of the skin of Pandora's animals.
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In fact, in Lost World the same T-Rex was dropped twice by a hunting rifle armed with tranquilizer darts. That's. . . how they got it to San Diego.
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Indeed. I couldn't remember which one so I used a vague reference.
Point still stands, though. If gunships and mechs with auto cannons attached to their forearms can't handle Pandora's creatures, JP dinosaurs can't either.
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Yeah I'm thinking Pandora pwns here. Be interesting to see the Velociraptors at work though.
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Well, I know that gravity is lighter on Pandora and Endor is comparable to Earth's gravity. So, the Pandora creatures will be less mobile. I think Pandora's "surface-level" gravity was .8 of earth's. That can be pretty significant. Jumping around could break bones with that much of a difference.
However, I'm not anywhere near a "cross-planatary kinematics and anatomy doctor". It's possible that the creatures would work just fine on a higher gravity planet. Logic would dictate that they would be best adapted at their own gravity, however. So, Imma go with increased risk of mobility injuries on the Pandora creatures side. Hell, the fliers may not even be able to fly very well. Air is thicker, though. Dang. I dunno. Too hard to decide.
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May 31st, 2010 08:13 PM
It's possible that the creatures would work just fine on a higher gravity planet. Logic would dictate that they would be best adapted at their own gravity, however. So, Imma go with increased risk of mobility injuries on the Pandora creatures side. Hell, the fliers may not even be able to fly very well. Air is thicker, though. Dang. I dunno. Too hard to decide.
