Styracosaurus

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Styracosaurus
A Styracosaurus in Son of Kong
Species Styracosaurus
Height 1.8 meters
Length 5.5 meters
Weight 3.3 tons
First appearance Son of Kong
Roar(s)
Son of Kong:

Spider Pit:

Styracosaurus is an extinct genus of herbivorous ceratopsian dinosaur that lived during the late Cretaceous period. A Styracosaurus appears in the 1933 King Kong film, Son of Kong. Early plans for King Kong included an Elasmotherium to chase the sailors onto the log where Kong shook them to their deaths, which were later replaced with a Styracosaurus. These sequences may have been filmed, and the Styracosaur appears in some production photographs, but any footage that may exist remains lost.[1]

History

Son of Kong

When a group of humans was stranded on Skull Island, three of them, including Captain Englehorn, Nils Helstrom, and their cook named Charlie, they began to search the jungle for food. However, as they made their way through the brush, they were spotted by a Styracosaurus which immediately charged at them. The captain shot it once, making it stumble before running away. The dinosaur ran after them and it cornered them into a crevice at the foot of a cliff and tried to ram its head it after them, but to no avail. However, as they tried to shoot it, it got a hold of their rifle and broke it. However, it eventually lost interest, and the others were able to escape.

"The Lost Spider Pit Sequence"

After being chased out of the water by a Brontosaurus, the crew of the Venture ran through the jungle straight into where a lone Styracosaurus was grazing. It began to chase them and ate one that fell behind before continuing its chase. It eventually cornered the sailors onto a log bridging a deep chasm with Kong on the other end. The gorilla shook the sailors off the log before throwing it into the pit.

Gallery

Son of Kong

Pre-production

Screenshots

Post-production

Trivia

External links

References

This is a list of references for Styracosaurus. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 “The Mystery of the Lost Spider Pit Sequence.” Warner Home Media, Wingnut Films, Weta Workshop, 2010.

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