The Darkest Jurassic Park Iceberg Explained

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  @ShadowsLew · 3 years ago · pinned

  All the DARKEST Jurassic Theories and Information HERE - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw5JdjrQaWSFW6yYhBwbJuQD5U13eOZnn">https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw5JdjrQaWSFW6yYhBwbJuQD5U13eOZnn</a>

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  @Dryghtendanitsu · 2 years ago

  When I read the jurassic park book, one thing that struck me was how &apos;unnatural&apos; some of the dinosaurs were displayed, and I&apos;m reminded of dr. wu&apos;s saying; this isn&apos;t a real dinosaur, it&apos;s our best attempt. My personal &apos;jesus christ&apos; moment was when the t rex while hunting the kids, hiding in either a kyak shack or electrical closet, are out of reach of the rex, so it uses a long prehensile tongue to reach in and grab the boy, before the tranq dart kicks in and the rex takes a water-nap. that really helped nail in the theory that &apos;these aren&apos;t dinosaurs, these are monsters wearing dinosaur skin&apos;

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  @landont2321 · 3 years ago

  Fun fact, when rexy pushes into the glass on the tour vehicle she wasn&apos;t supposed to actually break the glass. The two actors fear in that moment was genuine and they kept the shot because of how genuine it felt.

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  @notsimon1334 · 2 years ago

  The existence of an Indoraptor implies the existence of an Outdooraptor

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  @vigneshkr7072 · 2 years ago (edited)

  What everyone seems to overlook in the first hybrid theory is that in the Jurassic park canon, the first dinosaurs they hatched under Hammond was in fact the first hybrids considering they had to fill up the gaps in Dino genomes with genomes of frogs, snakes and other various birds and reptiles. So yeah they were all hybrids to begin with starting from Hammond&apos;s Jurassic park.<br>Edit: Its also explained that&apos;s the reason why the t-rex in Jurassic park could only see moving things as it had a frogs trait for its sight. And also sex changing raptors because of frog DNA.

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  @legionbeast · 3 years ago

  The sick triceratops is actually an incomplete scene from the novel. In it, they see a sick stegosaurus, see she&apos;s suffering from West Indian Lilac poisoning every 6 weeks, and check her droppings only to find no trace of the plants.<br>In the novel, Grant and Satler end up finding piles of smooth stones located around the lilacs, and conclude that the dinosaur is regurgitating and then swallowing gastroliths, the best source they have available happening to be located in the the lilac shrubbery, at which point she accidentally swallows a few of the plants when she replenishes her supply. This prompts the handlers to remove all the lilacs and Hammond even commends Grant and the others, but all this does for Grant and the others is put a great deal of doubt that Hammond is doing ANYTHING right.

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  @hydro_rebel7741 · 3 years ago

  I would really really really love to see an R rated movie directly from the books.

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  @Tanookicatoon · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp3HBNbcgWA&amp;t=1823">30:23</a> You completely forgot to mention, the reason people were afraid of the TRex animatronic, was because the puppeteers often had to go INSIDE of it to do maintenance and actual puppeteering.<br>It was literally a FNAF thing, because if the Animatronic moved wrong with someone inside of it, it could seriously mangle them up.<br>Thankfully it never happened, but there are stories of a close call.

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  @runriot3598 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Re: John Hammond’s original death. Even darker than it already is, the reason he fell down the embankment is his grandkids! Everyone safe, wrapping up to leave and they were playing the baby Rex’s call over the park-wide speaker system for fun. It scared him, thinking it was the real deal, and he fell to his (eventual) death.

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  @TheMadWires · 3 years ago

  Was shocked to hear Rexy&apos;s rain-induced self mobilization so far down on the list--I genuinely thought that was a bit of movie trivia everyone had heard passed around!

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  @phoebemckay · 2 years ago

  I’m glad they didn’t kill Dr Henry Wu. I loved his character. He was just a young scientist eager to help, then he went corrupt, then realised his mistake and wanted to fix his mistakes and redeem himself. I LOVE his character development

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  @shareetz3154 · 3 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp3HBNbcgWA&amp;t=643">10:43</a> “he wouldn’t even think twice about selling his own grandchildren for a quick buck.” the ironic thing is in the book, if i remember correctly, the reason hammond falls down the little hill is bc the kids were messing around in the control room &amp; playing t-rex roars over the loud speaker system. it startled hammond &amp; he lost his footing, falling down the hill, breaking his ankle, and eventually being devoured alive by compies.

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