So, opening doors, or getting the sunroof off a stopped jeep (or extracting sweet lawyer meat from a bathroom stall) is about to get a WHOLE lot easier for this beastie.
Other than that, Indominus Rex seems to sport a body that mixes T-Rex and Raptor traits, with deadly improvements like long forearms and fully articulated hands and feet. The Hasbro toy vendors would NOT confirm if this is a function in the movie as well, but since Indominus Rex seems to be a hybrid of many lizard/Dino types, a chameleon ability wouldn't be all that surprising. The Indominus Rex toy also comes with the function of an already-revealed "color-morph" function down its back. 
This wide jaw span is obviously not good for Jurassic World's human inhabitants - or its lower-on-the-food-chain animal inhabitants, for that matter.
The Indominus Rex will be able to open its jaw to a full 90° span - much like Gorgonsopids of the Permian period - or for TV fans, those sabertoothed mammal/dinosaur "missing link" predators from shows like Primeval. Now we can get a higher-res look at Indominus Rex - sans the EW watermark: Before Toy Fair 2015 kicked off, we got a look at the Indominus Rex - aka the horrifically intelligent, gene-spliced Dino engineered by scientist Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) in the film.
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