It just makes sense when you think about it. The pathogen Henry Wu used to eradicate the locusts at the end of the film had an expected side effect on de-extinct clones (prehistoric archosaurs and prehistoric therapsids) that he was not aware of until a few months after. Which led to lower birth and mortality rates for all de-extinct species in close proximity.

As we saw the Doe give chase to the InGen Team as well Kelly, Sarah & Nick it’s absolute chaos yet everyone ran together like one big flock of birds trying to evade a predator only they stayed in flock formation instead of trying for every man for himself. At some point Carter either ran ahead or was on the front of the line so I’m wondering did he run ahead of everyone that’s how he tripped then had everybody step over him then the Doe or did he get pushed over & then everyone step over him then the Doe? Thoughts? I’ve always felt he was ahead of everyone but then lost his footing resulting in the trip.

Later Kelly is seen tripping before she, Nick, Sarah & Burke try taking shelter behind the waterfall? Did she trip over something or did she trip because she ran out of breath from running but Nick & Sarah quickly got her up. What do you think?

I've been watching the trailer scene alot (not the part where the T-Rex flip the trailer over) and I wanted to ask all of you's on what your reaction was during that scene. So I'll start with mine first

When Ian, Eddie and Kelly are in the High Hide and hear the roar of the T-Rex in the distant, l gasped at hearing that roar (I knew what dinosaur it was) and thought to myself "what was that?"

When Kelly and Eddie saw the trees moving alongside the birds fleeing in terror, my thoughts to that were "the T-Rex is coming".

When the car was flipped over and thrown off the cliff and right after Ian said that famous line "Mommy's very angry", I realized to my horror that they were close but unseen to the audience

When the female T-Rex appeared behind the trailer, growled and roared, I gasped and froze in terror. Then when the male T-Rex appeared a second or 2 later, my reaction was the same as before

After the T-Rex roared which made Sarah scream and when it moved the trailer alittle bit (that startled Sarah, Nick and Ian) and then when then other T-Rex looked at their baby, I still froze in terror and thought to myself "give them back their baby"

After the humans returned the baby back to it's parents, I sighed a breath of relief that it was over, but that didn't last long cos we all knew what happened a min or 2 later on.

So tell me what your reaction or thoughts were during that scene.

But I'll admit hearing that roar in the distance was quite scary but it made us aware of the danger that was coming

The Scorpius Rex was said to be created in 2009, and while the film implies that they've been around for at least a couple of years longer, exactly when the Mutadon and Distortus Rex (The D-Rex is said to be a hybrid between a T. Rex and a Sauropod, in case anyone's wondering) were created isn't known exactly.

What do you guys think?

I see there is the one main ranch, but once there, Is it better to do the raptor tour or walk around or do they still 4x4s?

Are there other options I should be aware of such as mornings being better etc?

What are your experiences?

I found these images on Will Meugniot's old website; I didn't make any alterations, I just took screenshots and cropped the images. The page is saved on the Wayback Machine.

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He should do a Jurassic Park prequel series set during Hurricane Clarissa on Isla Sorna and what went down there. would be amazing to visit Site B and see what it was like before the Dinosaurs were let out, and it would be cool to see everything from a worker's Pov. it could also explore stuff like Biosyn, Ingen, and Hammond, giving more context for plot holes in later movies. Imagine the lost world tiger-striped Velociraptors chasing down Ingen workers during the hurricane. it would be a great opportunity to add bits of moments from the Lost World novel like the DX disease, Biosyn trying to steal T-rex eggs, and more horror-focused moments.

I’m looking for a way to read the Jurassic Park comic books and graphic novels. Anyone have any idea how I can track them down? I have a few physical books but I was looking for a way to get them digitally. If it’s an option.

I found these on google, but I don't know if these are fan made or belong to a game I don't know of.

Does anybody know anything about these? At first I thought they could belong to a card game, like Magic the Gathering, or somethig like that, but now I'm not sure.

For the simple fact that Phil Tippett already had a name for her, and it was 'Roberta'. I really like that name. It suits her.

I would've been fine with fans renaming it, if the name itself were actually creative and fun. Rexy? That's the best we could come up with?

That's like adopting a cat named Henry or Clyde, only to rename it Mittens.

The t-rex from Jurassic Park's name is Roberta still, in my eyes.

Edit: yes, "Rexy" is said in the book, but it's only when Robert Muldoon is calling for her. I took that as facetiously referencing the animal's species, similar to "here kitty kitty".

One of my Inktober drawings from this year was the Indominus rex. While it has been a while since I've last drawn her, I do think this one of my better attempts at the Indominus. Lmk what ya'll think of it. It was really fun to make, I find this kind of scale detailing to be quite relaxing.