While we do see several corpses throughout the laboratories, the complex is mostly deserted. If most of the staff were evacuated during the experiment, why didn't they make themselves known after things went wrong? It could be that the same circumstances that brought the dinosaurs into the future sent those people into the past where they now have to fight for survival in a Fate Worse than Death.
The dinosaurs ate them.
Why there are so many carnivores. The Third Energy's exchange targeted the very Late Cretaceous, after the meteor impact had kicked up the dust cloud and started a nuclear winter. Plants died first, then plant-eaters, with scavenging carnivores briefly thriving before they eventually ran out of prey. It was just before this final extinction point that some of them were transported into the modern century. Also, the Therizinos are a previously undiscovered species, not genuine Therizinosaurs. - Blue Chameleon
This also kinda explain their ferocity. They are starving and desperate for some fresh meat.
Alternatively, the opening cutscene shows that there is an entire jungle out there surrounding the complex. It is entirely possible that whatever herbivorous dinosaurs arrived are out there, but the predators were drawn to the facility because it was loaded with weak, slow prey items that were not prepared for their arrival. Namely; humans. Why bother with a prey item that can run away from you or fight back in a vast jungle, when you basically have a lunchbox full of weak, frightened, powerless creatures?
After watching a Let's Play/Walkthrough on YouTube, and replaying the game. I asked my brother why would the T-rex smash through the window to eat two people? And it hit me just as he said it. The T-Rex is a fish out of water and hungry because of it. This also explains why it acts as a Super-Persistent Predator throughout the game. It is in a time completely different to its own, the raptors and Therazinos which would be food sources are hiding inside and there are no herbivores for it to hunt. It smashes through the window because it is a brightly light box on what is otherwise a grey lump of stone and it sees movement in there. So it goes for it. This also explains why it eats Cooper (The guy with the radio) in the opening, it sees a beam of light and hears movement as it investigates so it starts running. Of course humans only provide so much. And with Regina it because a Road Runner vs. Coyote situation in wanting THAT one human. It attacks you the second time because it hears the antenna being activated. It attacks the heliport because it sees the lights and hears the sounds. Going after the big helicopter first because it would supplement him, but since it didn’t taste good it throws it to the ground and goes after the next food source, Regina. Later it follows the research workers. But it can’t eat them because the elevator is too small for it too move and ends up stepping on them. And once it gets out into the underground it sees you and knocks itself out due to space. In all three endings it tears down the facility tracking you as you are the last thing it saw before passing out. Plus there's that pride thing. Your smell wakes it up in Gail’s ending and it follows you to the hoverport in Rick’s ending. Gail’s trail of blood also makes it go to the hoverport first in the final ending. – Doc Yoshi, Wishing he hadn’t written this so late.
While an odd possibility, there is also a chance that Regina is starting to become her own niche within the newly developed ecosystem. The T-rex may be a territorial creature, and perhaps feels that as Regina slaughters her way through the base, she is attempting to establish dominance. The T-rex, being the supreme predator, can not risk another supreme predator (Regina) invading its territory and potentially threatening not only to starve it, but push it out of its established hunting grounds. Of course, the animal has no idea that Regina is just fighting to stay alive, but as far as it is concerned, Regina is a rival to be eliminated at the first available opportunity. It isn't all that odd of a concept. In any ecosystem where two predators of equal capability interact, the result is often the predators attempting to drive off or kill each other whenever the chance comes along.
Two of the game's endings aren't very satisfactory since one costs you a teammate, the other fails the mission. However, if you notice this, it's due to the fact that Gail and Rick have very different ideas of how to handle it, and neither one is infallible as Gail prioritizes the mission's completion over the team's lives and Rick prioritizes survival of his team over the mission's success. Understandably, it's by combining BOTH their ideals (ensure Gail survives while Regina hunts down Kirk alone), that nets you the Golden Ending
Why was the ending of the second game never followed up on? Because there was no need, we already know Regina is successful in her attempt to save Dylan and Paula because of Future Dylan's message! The message left by Future Dylan shows that he knows the exact situation Dylan and Regina are in which means he must have experienced it himself. Since he lives long enough to have a daughter and deal with the time travel crisis that happens in the future that means he has to get out of endgame alive and fairly intact, the whole situation is a Stable Time Loop!
This is one from Dino Crisis 2. How did the Giganotosaurus remain hidden for so long? Even if what the Dino File said was true, that nobody who ever tried to find it was seen again, how is it that absolutely nobody else from the future world ever caught even the tiniest glimpse of a sixty-foot long, twenty-foot tall dinosaur? Or even heard its incredibly loud, very distinct roar? Also, if nobody could actually confirm its existence, then how and why is there a picture of the thing in the Dino File?
The picture is likely just thee for the player, not actually part of the file. Given the creature's size it likely is forced to prey on the larger dinosaurs, the ones humans would be avoiding unless someone went wandering off alone. It also appears to be fairly sneaky seeing as neither Regina nor Dylan ever notice it approaching, and neither did the T-Rex.
