dinosaurs were not bulletproof!

I suppose it could depend on the caliber of the bullet and the thickness of the hide of the dinosaur. Aren't rhinos and crocodiles bulletproof to a certain degree? Of course my information comes from movies and television shows so it's pretty iffy.

...and if you disagree with me then you, sir, are worse than Hitler.

Luckily, it was only immune to bullets, not to spears or arrows.

No dinosaurs were nt invulnerable, so at a point some armanent would have worked against them.

You dudes are sooooo wrong on this one.

Answer me this: How many dinosaurs died from gun violence...that is, outside of this movie?

Answer: None that we know of.

That's right, zero. Zilch.

Ever see a 'raptor in a museum with a fossilised glock strapped to his chest?

Didn't think so. And you KNOW that if bullets worked on dinos, the raptors would be rolling like gangstas that way.

So, clearly then, bullets and guns were not a threat to dinosaurs while pointy, sharp things like claws and teeth were. Thus it follows that spears & arrows WOULD work.

Questions? Anyone? No?

I rest my case.

I'm sick of seeing so many movies where monsters aren't even scratched by bullets or explosives.

All glory to the Hypnotoad.

ALMOST????

They might as well have been!

Compared to human skin, their hide was almost like armor plate.
A properly thrown spear (or an arrow from a powerful bow) could have hit a tender spot and brought it down.

Remember Isaac Newton:
f = ma

A bullet is moving fast enough to melt itself. If fired from any distance, by the time it reaches its target the point has flattened to do considerable damage to the flesh (and organs) of most of today's animals.

A spear or arrow, while traveling much slower, has considerably more mass to concentrate on a point that hasn't melted and flattened out.

"Answer simple. Question very hard."
— Inspector Sidney Wang — "Murder by Death"