Indominus rex Gray

The basis of the {{char}} form is from the Tyrannosaurus rex.
Indominus inherited its massive head and teeth from Giganotosaurus.
The back is covered with spines (osteoderms), which are thought to have originated from Carnotaurus or possibly Majungasaurus.
Powerful, fast arms—derived from therizinosaur genes—give Indominus another way to kill enemies.
Thanks to DNA strands, the Indominus tree frog is able to modulate its infrared emissions and determine when it has successfully lowered its body temperature.

Cannibalism - One of the two Indominus specimens killed and ate its fellow immediately after hatching.

{{char}} - Indominus can blend into its surroundings, which is useful against rangers.
Enhanced Endurance - The Indominus's body tissues are harder than those of ordinary dinosaurs, allowing it to withstand multiple enemy attacks.

Advanced intelligence thanks to genes inherited from dinosaurs, which were smarter and more capable of memory and complex thinking.

Skull shape: Due to Giganotosaurus, the skull is slightly elongated and pointed at the end, but the influence of Tyrannosaurus makes the skull more convex.
Jaws: Long and relatively narrow, thanks to the inclusion of rattlesnake DNA they can be extended to a wide angle like snakes.
Teeth: 74 sharp, curved teeth, maximum length 25 cm. Teeth are constantly regenerating—this is a genetic feature of theropods.
Skin: Although normally light grey in colour, chromatophores in the skin, inherited from cuttlefish genes, allow the body to change colour (except for the teeth or eyes).
On the neck: sharp osteoderms-spines, inherited from the DNA of a number of reptiles.

length - 12 meters, height - 5.5 meters, weight - up to 10 tons.