 Also scrapped from the film at the same time as the spider sequence (it is  unknown how much of it was filmed) was a scene involving the search party  encountering a group of triceratops right after the brontosaurus attack. Kong  stumbles upon the creatures and a battle ensues. He hurls a giant rock at one  of them causing one of its horns to break off. Another triceratops chases the  sailors further into the jungle and stabs one of them to death with its horn.  This sequence was scripted but never filmed. Cooper felt a scene such as this  would take too long (and too much money) to film, as well as slow the film  down. The Triceratops chasing the sailor was filmed though (minus the  impalement). Actually it was a test shot from the canceled CREATION (1932)  film that OBrien was working on before KING KONG. He shot test footage of a  Triceratops chasing a sailor and goring him with its horn after the sailor  had shot and killed its baby. The sequence of the Triceratops chasing the  sailor was to be grafted into the film of KING KONG. This is why the men are  still running long after the Brontosaurus had stopped chasing them, because a  Triceratops (only one) had sprung from the Jungle and chased after them. The  sequence was never used because it didnt match up well the King Kong footage  and thus left out of the finished picture. The CREATION test footage can be  found on the Warner R1 King Kong DVD released in 2005. 