Godzilla vs t rex movie#
Godzilla vs t rex full#

Lastly, and probably most importantly, Godzilla vs. Their names are right there in the title, aren't they? I mean, thatвЂ™s who we really want to see anyway, right? Godzilla.

Godzilla vs t rex movie#

So, this movie will HOPEFULLY be less about the human characters, and more about the monsters themselves. In that way, I like the idea of making this a battle between two characters who both get equal screen time. According to this trailer, he only listens to this one little girl. Interestingly, though, was the fact that weвЂ™re going to also get some kind of backstory for Kong.

Godzilla vs t rex full#

So, it appears that weвЂ™ll get a full story arc as to why Godzilla is finally acting like, well, Godzilla. One thing that kind of bugged me in this trailer was that they said something was wrong with Godzilla since he was being destructive (as if thatвЂ™s not in his nature, which it hasnвЂ™t been in this version of the character). Kong is that it looks like weвЂ™re going to get equal representation for both characters in this film. What I really love about this trailer for Godzilla vs. Your city is safe-for now.True Representation Of Both Godzilla And King Kong If even such a behemoth as Argentinosaurus had its limits, there is just no way anything could reach the size of Godzilla and actually survive. вЂњIt seems that near-maximal heart rates are required for gas exchange and reperfusion during their short surface intervals вЂ¦ blue whales likely face several physiological constraints during both the dive interval and the surface interval that may have limited the evolution of maximum body size,вЂќ Goldbogen said. Just for comparison, the average T.В rex was only 20 feet tall. Imagine what its heart could have told us. Even Argentinosaurus, the most immense dinosaur (and land animal) ever, couldnвЂ™t come close at 70 feet tall and 100 tons. The outsize lizardвЂ™s latest iteration would be about 394 feet tall and weigh a staggering 164,000 tons. This is why, as the team concluded, blue whales must never have evolved beyond a maximum length of 82 feet and weight of 330,000 pounds, never mind Godzilla proportions. Gargantuan life forms have gargantuan energy needs. Such unexpected highs and lows told the scientists that the giantвЂ™s heart was pushing its limits. The highest heart rate, 25 to 37 beats per minute, was measured when the whale broke the surface to breathe. Heart rate would increase to about 5 beats per minute when it lunged toward its prey and gulped down fish or krill. Less need for oxygen means less stress on the rest of its body at those depths. When the whale went under to seek out a meal, its heart rate also took a nosedive, hitting a low of two beats per minute. What GoldbogenвЂ™s team found were some unreal physical extremes. The objective was to вЂњinvestigate physiological processes at the extremes of body mass,вЂќ Stanford assistant professor of biology and study lead Jeremy Goldbogen and colleagues said in the study, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, adding, вЂњFrom the smallest shrews to the largest whales, physiological performance at the extremes may shed light on constraints to body size.вЂќ You couldnвЂ™t expect Godzilla to survive when the largest existing creature on the planet gets its heart pushed to the absolute limit. A Stanford research team that monitored a blue whaleвЂ™s heartbeat most likely found out why something any bigger could never stomp Tokyo or invade the seas.

Godzilla, Ghidorah, Rodan, and the other Titans may have been able to take out entire cities because of their size in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, but there is now scientific proof why nothing on Earth is ever going to get that absurdly huge.

If you ever feel a suspicious rumble underfoot, itвЂ™s probably not a skyscraper-sized mutant reptile with atomic breath.