The ULTIMATE Jurassic Park Iceberg

[@DinoDiego16]

Wow, this was a big project! This was extremely fun to do and I look forward to doing more things like this in the future. I do apologize in advance for all of the things that I couldn't find a whole lot of info on and some of the things I was confused on. Hopefully that doesn't detract from the experience too much, but if you guys have any corrections or further explanations to add to, I'd love to hear them! Anyways, that's all for now, thank you for reading and have a nice day!

[@jtbcu2269]

Is there a Jaws Iceberg???

[@puzzler1999]

Technically the lego shorts are very soft cannon as they take place before the first Jurassic world movie

[@elmogreen107]

Bruh.... It's BlameitonGEORGE!! lol.

[@DinoDiego16]

@@elmogreen107 as a mexican, i cant help but to pronounce it as Jorge😂

[@abysswalker2594]

I’m surprised he never talked about the troadon from the telltale game the most scary Dinosaurs that will make the IRex run for it’s life

[@orlandosanchez7907]

Funny enough my high school marine biology teacher was friends with Michael and asked him to talk to his class about his book, before the movie got released. The class was uninterested by his book and most ended up saying that dinosaurs were lame and old news, and a movie based off his book were going to flop. Little did they know lol

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

They must feel like idiots now

[@vinnygranata8363]

I don’t know how you can say dinosaurs are lame lol that whole class is wack for that

[@mik3191]

To be fair the book and the movie are extremely different

[@WXRST99]

@@mik3191 They're not really that different, pretty much everything that happens in the movie also happened in the books. The book just had a lot more context added to it and a few parts were different but from beginning to end they're pretty much the exact same story. I do agree that they are different but "extremely different" is an exaggeration imo.

[@Biosynchro]

Wow. Just... Wow.

[@brigidrockne9113]

Oscar was on the list because he was an absolute God amongst men and, for those of you who didnt know, killed a raptor with *his bare hands*

[@DinoDiego16]

True true. How dare I question his position on this iceberg? He truly was a badass

[@MidoriOfTheShuinsen]

Jess Harding canonically still has his knife.

[@microwavedpepsi]

We all know Billy went evil just because of the fact Oscar died. Don’t lie.

[@jurassicpark1fan920]

What a LEGEND!

[@unknowspectator8388]

with his knife*

[@zt2ean]

I'm kind of surprised to not see Operation Genesis on this iceberg, even in the higher tiers. I know that at least back in the day it had a pretty dedicated community.

[@lytnx5455]

fr, that game was my childhood man

[@krb9746]

You're surprised? Bruh I'm outright insulted. That shit was the game back in the good old days

[@Anthony-vc2fd]

Especially how trespasser was on the list,

[@alexg1778]

Yeah that made no sense whatsoever. Plus JP Warpath and The Lost World game on PS1.

[@Ryou_Sensei]

Right? same with JP Dinosaur Battles/Scan Command

[@InvaderGIR98]

My boi Klayton is so prolific he gets his own tier in the JP iceberg

[@juliansaurus]

Strong facts

[@JesseAdavis]

What if Klayton made up all of Jurassic park and we all just believed him. It’s just a giant Memory we have

[@internetual7350]

@@JesseAdavis Yeah we all know Michael Crichton never existed.

[@vitoriaguimaraes7697]

I think michael chrichton faked his death and made a yt chanell under the pseudonym klayton fioriti and is giving us the full cannon of novels and movies

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

@@internetual7350 the book: *AM I A JOKE TO YOU*

[@coletonwaller5427]

Something way down on the iceberg: The reason the raptors are the size and way they are is because Michael Chrichton originally planned and wrote them as Deinonychus but thought velociraptor was easier to say, more menacing, and more marketable so he changed the name. So in fact the raptors you see are actually deinonychus

[@Soham-157]

Also at the time he wrote the book deinonychus was known as velociraptor antirrophus so if they change it to modern time now it would be weird

[@mrsirdonalnd4908]

@@Soham-157 yes i remember, i dont know if Alan Grant or Tim Murphy mentioned it in the book

[@Delete240]

I believe that Deinonychus were still smaller than the Velociraptors seen in the films, but regardless, if that’s true then it is funny to think that the only reason the Velociraptor is one of the most famous Dinosaurs to date is because Crichton though Deinonychus was too hard to pronounce😂

[@RabidicusNollis]

Bonus lore: The species was also based on the then-unknown Achillobator, thus explaining the six foot size, as at the time Achillobator was only known from the sickle claw and leg bones, and was marked as an unknown species of giant velociraptor, thus the six foot height of the animals in universe. But as we had nothing else of the creature, he filled in the gaps with the well known deinonychus.

[@greekkang534]

actually im pretty sure they were based on 10 foot tall utahraptor specimen which was found around the time of writing because the deiononychus was only a foot larger then the velociraptor although i could be wrong

[@m.nic.5080]

I think the entries about the dinosaurs having a disease and being slowly rotting are relating to the fact that they can’t synthesize Lysine on their own, and are dying slowly without the keepers to give them any.

[@DinoDiego16]

seems like a legit possibility

[@madthing5738]

Yeah, the whole Lysine contingency is actually laughable because no living creature produces the amino acid. Its an essential amino acid, which means its vital to life, but can't be synthesized within the body. Instead it has to be ingested. The contingency just couldn't work because there is no gene for producing lysine. But I also remember another video talking about the dinosaurs that keep getting sick. It was from a chief vet of a zoo, can't find it now. But basically she was talking about how any zoo like environment will always have illnesses amongst animals. But in the case of Jurassic Park, you have animals whose immune systems are millions of years out of date, what could be the equivalent of a cold to one species could now hit hard like a bad flu to one of the dinosaurs.

[@thevioletskull8158]

Good that's sad

[@embasorangiratina36]

It might also have something to do with a plot point about prions that was in the books of I remember correctly.

[@oshkeet]

@@madthing5738 I think the original book even points out the oxygen content of the air being different back then means a lot of dinosaurs would be operating with subpar respiration.

[@superpish9527]

Spared no expense with this one. That Erratas stuff is pretty creepy, but on a lighter note I have some great memories with the Raw Thrills Jurassic Park Arcade Game from when I went to the cinema.

[@Albert_Herring]

The Erratas thing is false and it was created by a dude called DJ Rozwell (AKA KFC Murder Chicks), but interesting nonetheless

[@trn9939]

Fun fact about trespasser: it was the first game to have procedurally generated ragdoll physics. When killed, enemies would flop in a non-predetermined way, which is now the industry standard.

[@raphaelmarquez9650]

The iceberg left out that old JP river adventure flash game where you're trying to escape an InGen pump station crawling with raptors by traveling in hallways and go door to door.

[@zacc87]

I've been trying to find this for years!! Google doesnt bring up much of anything. I remember the dark gray hallways and corridors and the raptors that would attack out of nowhere

[@Linnnaeus]

A couple of things. You were right, Cloud Island massacre is in reference to the removal of Nublar's indigenous people, the Spinosaurus skeleton is *not* the one from JP/// because the don't line up anatomically-wise (it has a crest on the skull which /// didn't) the Owen theories not only don't work with each other, they don't work with the films. Owen studied dolphin behavior in the Navy so he likely wouldn't have been in JP///. And the whole "theory" that JW is separate from TLW and JP/// is bs. Sorna is said in FK, and they constantly get referenced in the new films. Plus, the escaped Pteranadon's is literally what gave Vic Hoskins a job Really great video! The only thing I didn't know was the ChronosForLife Jurassic Park which honestly makes me really sad

[@DinoDiego16]

Dang that point you had with the escaped Pteranodons shouldve been a dead giveaway for how that theory couldnt really work. Oh well, thanks for pointing that out!

[@Ceratto168]

Also the spinosaurus from JP3 was in Camp Cretaceous season 4

[@makodolphus7810]

The "Jurassic Park was actually safe" theory, to me, sounds like it might be something along the lines of not having any reason to believe the security measures of the original park (in the original movie trilogy, at least) were inadequate, save for the initial raptor incident, as practically the entirety of the original park's catastrophe was caused in some way by Dennis' sabotage.

[@SYMBIOTEDINOSAUR]

idk man what if the power went out from natural causes and the T rex escaped?

[@makodolphus7810]

@@SYMBIOTEDINOSAUR You don't necessarily need power to have a fail-safe security system. As the security system was the main thing intentionally shut down in the sabotage, we don't know what kind of backups they had.

[@joshslater2426]

Most of it worked perfectly fine. Merry shutting off the power fences is what did it. Had the power been managed by multiple people or been well protected, Nedry wouldn’t have caused as much damage.

[@daltonyoung8694]

The different universe theory is now confirmed incorrect as the dpg has footage of the San Diego incident and the Claire novel talks about bringing animals over from isla sorna and one is a JP3 raptor

[@Dr_Universe2007]

There will always be different universes. Imagine one where the park was successful

[@randomtexanguy9563]

also the t rex from jp was in jw, so it was already incorrect from the start, also don't forget that the remains of the original park were still there on the island and the jw gate was actually refurbished from the original jp gate, so, the theory was absolute bull from the start

[@Gino_andTonic]

@@randomtexanguy9563 the theory is that the 2nd and 3rd films didn’t happen not the 1st film

[@21Arrozito]

The franchise constantly retcons itself don't worry about it, the people that make these things don't give a shit about canonical consistency

[@chillinpug]

I saw this iceberg a while ago now I’m happy that someone is explaining it

[@anthonyporche8110]

This is what I love about the Jurassic franchise! So many strange and fascinating things that make up its lore, merchandise, etc. Also, this "Erratas" was probably the one thing I didn't know about Jurassic Park. Just the premise is so weird and eeirie. I definitely gotta check it out!

[@Borger3941]

Same here.

[@epicguy3595]

DO NOT SEARCH THAT. SERIOUSLY. YOU'LL GET "DISAPPEARED" IN REAL LIFE.

[@Borger3941]

@@epicguy3595 wait on what?

[@epicguy3595]

@@Borger3941 Starts with "E"

[@CyberCristo]

@@epicguy3595 is related with deep state and satanic elite (new world order) ??

[@beastmaster877]

Maybe by "the making of the lost world" the iceberg is referring to a part in the behind the scenes where Steven Speilberg and Stan Winston are warning the cast and crew to be careful around the animatronic T. Rex's because they're powerful machines and could cause serious damage if their heads were to snap off and go flying.

[@MidoriOfTheShuinsen]

Fun Fact: there were some glitches with the Rex animatronic that caused it to move slightly on its own at random, freaking out the crew.

[@sergeantsharkseant]

@@MidoriOfTheShuinsen ok that is the stuff I want to hear in ice berg videos

[@carolinewheeler77]

I’m so familiar with the creepier side of KZbin that I ended up knowing something on the bottom of iceberg while not knowing most of it

[@RSCrushed]

Doesn't really work in this situation

[@southofheck]

"Mr. Director, I finally wrote up a script for our new Jurrasic Park thing!" "Tell me about it" "A team is sent to..." "I LOVE IT!"

[@GiganX1]

Let’s do that three times!

[@El_Omar2203]

Names of the islands, all are from Spanish words. Matancero: "Slaughterer", specifically one of cattle. Muerta: "Dead" or "dead (female) one" Pena: "Sorrow" or "pity" Tacaño: "Cheapskate" Nublar: To cloud or to cover with fog. Sorna: Mocking or ironic tone of voice.

[@vincentcampbell8314]

All of them very foreboding and/or ironically accurate

[@Dr_Universe2007]

So that’s why in JWE you start out with negative money on tacaño

[@KingofTheGojiras]

@@Dr_Universe2007 lmao that's actually pretty funny the more I think about it.

[@KingofTheGojiras]

@@vincentcampbell8314 The Isla Pena one really creeps me out what was so sad and more importantly what does it have to do with the events that happened on the island like death or what have you.

[@KingofTheGojiras]

@Tomatosauce32 I think they were talking about the Spanish Sorna not the English sonar

[@Dektoonics_inc.]

That's very bold of the original creator of this chart to not include JPOG

[@GodittoC]

what?

[@overdulose8621]

@@GodittoC Its called Jurassic Park Operation Genesis, it was a popular dinosaur Park game back in 2003.

[@alfsleftnut9224]

@@GodittoC It was basically Jurassic world evolution but 2003

[@elnicko4189]

One small reccomendation, in the description, put time stamps, makes it a bit easier to navigate and lets people immediately jump into what they want to see, excellent video however!

[@TobeWilsonNetwork]

Personally, I think Trespasser is legitimately a hidden/ critically unappreciated gem. I’ll always know the most about the Books so I can’t testify to how it fills movie details in, but I think it’s more than just a meme. It’s gameplay is radically different from anything else on the market until the start of VR. While people struggle with it, I think the worst parts of it can be credited to a cramped development schedule that didn’t allow enough time for big fixes or play testing. Personally, I’m hoping that the darkest depth of the iceberg is an unfinished third Jurassic Park novel, sitting somewhere in Michael Criton’s storage cabinet.

[@BetweenTheLyons]

Dragon Teeth is probably the closest we'll get.

[@aebhosor4835]

If I remember correctly, a JP3 novel (not the film novelisation) was suppose to be made, but for unknown reasons, Chrichton didn't finished it...

[@stuartgibson1959]

Just wait till you find out someone is making a VR version of Trespasser

[@WibblyWobblyBob]

@@stuartgibson1959 that would be the only thing that would get me to buy a vr system.

[@coltonlong7562]

The arcade game with the triceratops chasing the buggy that you showed a screen shot from is one of my favorites! I was stationed in vegas, and my buddies used to drag me to a little dive bar that had it, so every time, I'd get smashed on vodka smoothies and play it through in its entirety! Great time, man I miss that!

[@owhebitme.5343]

The Mt. Sibo eruption in Fallen Kingdom was the second time it erupted The first time it erupted was in the Jurassic Park Sega Game in 1994.

[@donbisbo]

OH MAN

[@silverbullet7691]

Man, Nedry’s death was really intense. The guts seen had left me shocked from just how violent it was

[@SFforlife]

The fact that he’s blinded and knows this huge dinosaur is coming at him and then realizing he’s been gutted and then picked up by head is awesomely horrifying.

[@phuzface]

@@SFforlife easily one of the most visceral sequences i had ever read when i was a kid. i remember rereading that part several times bc it spooked me so good😆

[@REIDAE]

Malcolm's chaos theory can apply to literally everything and anything in the world. There's no reason why only the events of jurassic park would be especially affected by chaos theory. By Malcolm's logic, humanity should stop all technological advancement (or performing any actions at all for that matter) because anything we do will cause chaos.

[@sergeantsharkseant]

Even if we don’t do it it’s chaos It’s the physical princip of Entropy everything automatically gets less orderly because there are more chances for something being orderly then not. Life is spending energy to sustain order.

[@LordLemmysLabs]

@Mister Majestic Bringing back *genetically manufactured* dinosaurs using DNA from other animals, that no one would know were truly accurate or not, unsure of which dinosaurs they are growing before doing so, putting them into environments unnatural to them, with traits and behaviors we wouldn't know anything about, prone to diseases and health conditions we wouldn't know what caused or how to correct... There were so many variables in just the idea of cloning dinosaurs alone that Ian Malcolm's theory specifically applying to Jurassic Park and Hammond's vision of the park makes sense.

[@hokiesrex9599]

I can't believe That I knew so much history of Jurassic Park all the way to section 6 and a some parts of 7 and 8 but that chronos thing and some others were new to me and odd. This is an amazing video 🦖🦕

[@joshuat.m.fields6126]

Seems really well done. I was just bummed you called Dr Ellie Sattler a paleontologist. I know it may be insignificant to others.. but she’s a paleobotanist 🤷🏽

[@CHANN3L_NAME]

Yeah I noticed this too

[@rockyedelman3801]

Paleobotany is a branch of Paleontology.

[@Zeder95]

The iceberg should have included how in the first movie, Ellie Sattler found a leaf of a prehistoric extinct plant and was amazed by it until she sees the brachiosaurus (when they see it for the first time), but the cloning of prehistoric plants is never brought up in any of the movies again (but it must have happened as we see in that scene). Maybe besides the mosquitos containing dinosaur DNA, they also extracted plant pieces containing plant DNA from amber as well?

[@mageofdoomsie1598]

@@Zeder95 It’s probably relatively easier to clone plants, as plants are a lot simpler DNA wise than animals. Many plants have gone unchanged since prehistoric times, so they probably used the same concept for the dinosaurs, get a sample from a prehistoric plant, and fill in the gaps with modern day plants. Ferns, as an example, are like the crocodiles of the plant world. Barely changed from their prehistoric predecessors.

[@derekhofstetler3998]

@@Zeder95 Interestingly it is not explored in the book too. Maybe Micheal couldnt come up with a reasonable explanation for them being revived.

[@doctorjackbright8209]

There's always a deeper abyss more deeper than the abyss with one question: *What is E750?*

[@tomymommy2787]

*This comment aged faster than Donald Gennarro's lifespan-*

[@gojidapro5452]

17:40 it's not only for Claire's development but also reveal and finally answer the questions that have been unanswered in the previous movies. For example: 1. They show the number of dinosaurs left on the island during the clean up or 1994 and they actually found that the dna cases are broken, JPTG Herrerasauruses are Canon, and the eggs the raptors have secretly bred during the 93 movie. 2. It was revealed that Corythosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Ceratosaurus, and Spinosaurus were all illegal cloned dinosaurs for (the recently revealed Biosyn Project) The Amalgam Testing for JP second incarnation, that being jurassic world; and 3. It was said to be was illegal because of the "Gene Guard Act" that was made in 1997

[@gunslinger2478]

22:13 there’s also an ending where the after grant finding the Dino-saur boat that crashed at the start it would’ve been revealed it was pteranodon who did it and they would attack the helicopters who came to rescue them

[@gunslinger2478]

Oh lord the spelling mistakes I didn’t notice are everywhere... welp not correcting this since if I do I lose the heart because KZbin is stupid

[@andrewrivera4046]

Trespasser is one game I adamantly believe deserves a remake. Have Minnie Driver return to voice Anne, reuse the old Hammond voice clips, remodel the dinosaurs and environments, keep the puzzle-solving survival horror aspect, add in a hunger/thirst system, add in an inventory management system, make ammo scarce, make sneaking around dinosaurs an option, introduce a day/night cycle, have Bill Brown return to do an updated version of the score, make the dinosaur behavior dynamic, reintroduce the cinematic events cut from the original game. So often we focus on remaking and remastering classic games. Why don't we remake/remaster games that failed due to technical limitations? Imagine crafting a beautiful remake of the Trespasser version of Sorna. With the day nigh cycle, can you imagine trying to do the town of Burrough's at night AND if raptors could enter buildings. I can imagine a situation where if you as the player are wounded and need medical supplies but it's getting dark, either you camp out till morning or you try to enter the town and get the supplies you need. More or less, this game should be Subnautica on an island with puzzle elements from classic Resident Evil/Dino Crisis. AND if they want to go the extra mile have different endings for the game depending on things you did while exploring the island. If you don't have enough ammo to kill the alpha raptor is it possible to make it to the rescue point with it still hot on your heels? That sort of thing.

[@rexfortoast1777]

Quick story or fun short thing just to let you know A stuntman/soldier from the Lost World was played by the same soldier who gets eaten in Jurassic World, imagine surviving the tall grass just to be eaten a few years later.

[@narottamcecil1803]

The only iceberg video I wanted to see.

[@thatgabeitchinyourcloset6292]

3:18 anyone acknowledged how this scene right here is the most realistic looking cgi in the entire franchise?! Its soo good look at it

[@backonja7255]

Ikr?!?! It gives me so much "Walking with Dinosaurs" vibes

[@SuperKingGhidorah]

This was a really great video! The amount of theories and speculation that forms this iceberg is mind boggling

[@Dektoonics_inc.]

0:38 so we meet again...Red....

[@morbiusv5857]

still the best 1973

[@risingsun9595]

My brother and I spent all of our time at arcades playing on this OG Jurassic Park arcade game from the mid-90's, which you showed in the video as the "one I did not play." So much fun in that game and the art was awesome.

[@BlackGoldSaya]

R.I.P. to The International Jurassic Park Erotic Fan Fiction Writer's Association. Love may never go extinct but apparently site domains do

[@DinoDiego16]

Holy shit, I just looked into this. I can't believe this was a real thing

[@JyujinPlus]

Pretty sure the ‘not on INGEN’s list’ refers to the many theories and conversations that have cropped up from Alan Grant’s line in JP3 that the spinosaurus “wasn’t on INGEN’s list.” As I recall, different Jurassic Park ARG websites had conflicting accounts of what species were and werent on INGEN’s list, but the idea seems to be that in the film universe, official INGEN documentation was leaked in the court cases following the San Diego incident. One of these documents was a list of a dozen or so species that INGEN officially listed cloning, but the Troodons, Tylosaurus, Spinosaurus, and Ceratasaurus werent on INGEN’s list, indicating that parts of the company cloned species that they didn’t document. Indicating that the company was already bloated to a degree that Hammond didn’t know what he owned, just like Masrani didn’t in Jurassic World.

[@nategthepigeonlord2683]

We need an iceberg video about iceberg lists

[@novaspacewitch9963]

I'm a bit late to this but I caught this in my recommendations and had to check it out. If you do a history of InGen or however it's supposed to be capitalized i would definitely be interested!

[@Dektoonics_inc.]

Nice video Diego! Even though I wish you went a little more in depth with a few topics, I enjoyed this feature-length special. And I'm glad I was able to contribute to this (even if I only provided you with a link to a website for background photos!)

[@greasypulsatingfrog]

Love the video. Your hard work is much appreciated. P.S. nice touch on not mentioning the fast and the furious movie

[@DinoDiego16]

Appreciate the support. And yeah, i figured avoiding it would save me some brain cells

[@BaconMinion]

I appreciate the use of Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues music in this. Hits me right in the nostalgia, despite my never actually liking the game a whole lot.

[@mochathought]

This could've been much longer because I would love to see you go in depth about some of this

[@ImSquiggs]

About Jurassic Park: Trespasser -- this is a really interesting game from a video game history perspective. I think a lot of the love for it is genuine, but not directly for how fun it is to play or even for it's connection with Jurassic Park, more for the very interesting and innovative game design concepts it attempted that had never been touched on before. It was so creative that it inspired a bunch of other games, some of which you've almost definitely heard of. Some things that it did that were not typical at the time: - No HUD at all in the game. You'd have to look down at a tattoo on your chest to see your life (it was a heart that filled up). You can't tell how many bullets are in your gun other than some phrase uttered by the protagonist when picking it up ("This feels pretty full", or "Seems almost empty"). There's no crosshairs on screen (you have to aim the protagonist's wrists manually), which leads to the next point.. - Both hands act independently with full control. Think Surgeon Simulator. Yeah... not great for a game that's not supposed to be difficult, but very realistic for the time. It allows for some cool things, like pressing a keypad's individual buttons with your outstretched fingers. And it actually went on to inspire Surgeon Simulator! - Unique physics engine / improvised weaponry You can pick up and throw pretty much everything in this game. You can even swing a rock and just smash someone with it in your hand. If you ran out of bullets in your gun, you could swing it at an enemy like a mace. The physics engine was really interesting for it's time, and even inspired Gabe Newell when he was making Half Life 2. - Voiceover narration This existed, but was not common. Notably influenced John Carmack to add it to DOOM 3. - Large open outdoor level design Also existed, but was not common. Notably went on to inspire games like Far Cry and Halo. So yeah -- this game is really cool, at least from a nerdy oldschool game design perspective!

[@alfsleftnut9224]

ITs a really cool game but I think it was trying too do too much too soon. if it'd been released like 5 years later it would have been great.

[@ImSquiggs]

@@alfsleftnut9224 Agreed -- I would have loved to see what that same team could've done after making Trespasser a few years down the road.

[@TMK411]

The Spino bones from JW are NOT the Spino from JP3 it’s pretty easy to figure out 1: the skeleton has a paleo accurate crest on its head whilst the living one in jp3 does not have this feature instead possessing small things Above it’s eyes 2: the skeleton is noticeably smaller than the living animal 3: this reason isn’t about the skeleton itself but the DPG website talks about Masrani loving the dinosaurs and not wanting them dying (hence why the animals on sorna were transported to nublar) so do you really think that he would allow the bones of one of these dead clones be displayed on Main Street no he wouldn’t the skeleton would just be a fossil not recently collected

[@turkeycannon161]

Jurassic Park actually would have been safe had Hammond not been so preoccupied with "sparing no expense" and kept the KISS ( Keep it simple stupid) principle in mind. Most zoos in real life can manage to keep the animals safely separated from park guests even when the power goes out because they use simple enclosure designs which keep the animals at a lower elevation than the guests and use concrete moats and walls to prevent any of the animals from climbing or jumping out of their enclosures. This design also has the benefit of actually letting park guests see the animals that they are paying to see instead of only an electric fence and some plants.

[@KingSteve13]

6:19 Oh boy... I saw the JW Live almost 2 years ago now? It was before the pandemic. Anywho, it was... bad. Like... real bad. It was cheesy AF. When I saw it most of the puppets were mediocre at best especially the bigger ones like Rexy. The raptor suits and Troodon suits weren't bad, and their puppeteers did a great job. That being said, it was 1000% for the kids and they loved it, which is all that mattered, because I still had a blast time laughing with the other adults. In our performance the pteredon wires got caught and they got tangled together so the flock just flopped around and it looked hilarious on stage. The kids didn't mind, I felt bad for those techs that have to deal with it. A lot of the puppets looked a bit worn out as well by the time I got to see it. That being said I am biased, as I got to see the BBC Walking With Dinosuar Live event, and that set the bar so damn high. The production values and the quality of the suits/animatronics and the actors performances were A++. Seeing as I saw that almost 18 years prior, I had bigger hopes for this. While both are obviously directed for children, the Walking with Dinosaur event was still captivating even as an adult. My Aunt and I went together since she knew I was a dino/JP fan and she was just as pulled in as I was. This was just my experience with it though! Wish they had the budget they deserved, and toned down the cheese just a smidge ^^;

[@adamv8199]

Damn I got so much nostalgia seeing the JP telltale game. I watched a playthrough probably like 6 years ago now and this just unlocked those memories. I'm off to rewatxh a playthrough

[@TheMormonSorceress]

I remember watching my dad playing the NES version when I was a kid. Brings back memories.

[@maximosaurus042nd]

It’s very good to know I’m a real fan! ❤️

[@FathanTheAllo]

This Is Awesome Dude 👍

[@gerrardjones28]

This was needed and enjoyed, thank you!

[@ChrissieBear]

I think the "Jurassic Park was Safe" one refers to the idea that if not for Nedry's sabotage, the park would've ran smoothly.

[@TheAtzender]

I think also. But in the book (i dont remember for the movies), the big problem is the reproduction of velociraptor and compys

[@themysteriousstrangerthatd8508]

I heard about a theory on how the Spinosaurus was likely the first hybrid or was a failed experiment.

[@backonja7255]

Yeah same, I actually thought that was what "Dinosaurs That are not on InGen's List but Exist" was referring to, since that was essentially what the theory is based on... If that really is the case, they just could've just wrote "Amalgam testing".

[@cedricjohnsengonzales2861]

There's a theory that in 1999, Dr. Wu was hired by Biosyn and is the company responsible to the Amalgam Testing, which explains why Spinosaurus was not on Ingen's list. The DPG just hidden the info to the public since it was classified.

[@W.A._Godzilla]

25:25 wow what a honor

[@jtthunder1738]

Damn Diego you spared no expense, I just can’t imagine how long it took to edit a 50 minute video

[@dumbestgoatonmars5697]

The other trilogy is gonna be the Jurassic universe trilogy where velociraptors have taken over the planet, and are making spaceships to explore the universe

[@partlycloudy7707]

If you haven't read Jurassic Park or The Lost World, please do. They are such good books, and Crichton's style keeps you hooked, even if there's a hefty amount of exposition and sciency stuff

[@DinoDiego16]

Absolutely loved the books. And what I love about him is that Crichton keeps his style consistent with his other books. That man was a genius in the science fiction genre.

[@Catglittercrafts]

The JP video game music in the background tickled a nostalgia I had forgotten was ever there.

[@Virgil077]

About what you said on the pterosaur scene in the lost world. I remember seeing a clip in the special features where they show the storyboard of the main characters jumping off a cliff and activating some gliders that were kept in their backpacks and then being attacked by a group of pterosaurs . Im pretty sure that's the reason why the movie ends with a shot of a pterosaur as it doesn't make sense otherwise since we never see one in the final film.

[@sigourney3437]

In the Jurrassic Park Novel Dr.Wu is actually Killed by the Velociraptors

[@gunbladelad7772]

One thing that is NEVER mentioned in these icebergs is that Dr Satler starts commenting on the plant she's examining when the jeeps pull up next to the Brachiosaurs at the start of the original movie - she's commenting that the plant species has been extinct for millions of years. How did they recreate these plants and why does nobody ever pick up on that?

[@CrashHeadroom]

I'd say the only thing you missed that maybe should have been mentioned is the fate of the islands in the books. Other than that, great mate. Nice work also yes lost world is part of cannon, a bunch of dinos were rescued from it, others "killed by cruel unknown methods " according to the ARG, aswell as things like the Herrerasaurus back on nublar inbetween movies...in fact that would be a good update, the mystery they gave to all the dino culling

[@geekhotel1785]

I can’t believe Jurassic Park: Chaos Effect wasn’t part of this iceberg. For those who don’t know, Chaos Effect was another cancelled series set after The Lost World where a team including Malcom and Roland Tembo returned to Sorna to investigate some mad scientist activity. The mad scientists created a bunch of dinosaur hybrids, and this team has to take care of them. We mainly know about this from it’s cancelled tie-in line of toys, and some of these hybrids were crazy! The two that always stuck out to me were Ultimasaurus, a hybrid of Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Velociraptor, and Ankylosaurus, and the Doomsday Rex, a Tyrannosaurus with TWO HEADS!

[@pigeonjoey]

Finally the JP lore gets some love

[@CHANN3L_NAME]

I recently got my Sega genesis reprogrammed so that I could play the jp games (and plenty of other games) so hearing some of lost world video games background music being used in this video is very comforting.

[@baman7041]

Honestly didn’t think I would see anything on the iceberg that I didn’t already know. Now Im happy and satisfied knowing I came out with some new knowledge :)

[@solumanblevins5906]

Suprised that the Ultimasarus and the Grebnedu weren't on the list.

[@solumanblevins5906]

@Tayron Chenault I was thinking of Chaos Effect's line as a whole, plus it is strangly well known despite never being properly produced. Hell both Pathfinder and Ben 10 reference it. Edit: The Ben 10 reference is the alien Tyrannopede, whose given scientific name is Kaosseffexx Ultimasauria. Little on the nose if you ask me...

[@lexidennis7329]

if ur interested in doing another iceberg concerning dinosaurs i really recommend the doing one on the dinosaur survival game video game called The Isle. it has a really cool lore story to it that’s super mysterious. it’s a really fun game too and pretty realistic if ur interested!

[@myshile4578]

deserves more views

[@ProGremlinPlayer]

Huh, I was expecting the music to get to get spookier as the tiers gets lower. I think some of the points were also bit too cryptic.

[@seniormoros_rose6402]

Hard Agree, wish they weren't so vague

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

No, you're both wrong and stupid. The point is to be cryptic. The more cryptic the better. This iceberg wasn't cryptic enough.

[@Spoot401]

Does nobody else remember the Lost World RTS game where you played Ian Malcom and his team and rescued dinosaurs from InGen and used them to fights tanks and such? Also, Danger Games is an allusion to the short story "The Most Dangerous Game" where a man who gets stranded on an island comes across a fortress owned by a rich man who plants the stranded man out in the woods with nothing but a knife. The stranded man must survive being hunted by the rich man and his servants for 24 hours.

[@Curtis006]

Yes, that's Jurassic Park: Chaos Island. I played that game a ton as a kid, and I'm sure you can find videos on youtube of gameplay.

[@Spoot401]

@@Curtis006 Let's go! Thank you for the name-drop, I'll definitely be looking for that on KZbin now! I remember the last mission let you play as the T-Rex rampaging through the city.

[@Dektoonics_inc.]

Jurassic Park Adventures:Survivor is a great book by the way

[@Ahalaya]

If you want more on the games, the channel Triple Jump did a video on "Every Jurassic Park Game Ranked from Worst to Best." Totally recommend it.

[@oaktree149]

Yup You’re Right about the “The Series Wouldn’t have Happened if Dennis Said No” Thing. Lot of People Seem to Forget that the Raptors had Literally already Broken the Reproduction Barrier, so even if Dennis didn’t Screw Up Everything, it was Doomed to Fail from the Start… Chaos Theory

[@joey7340]

You are the goat for using the music from Jurassic park 3 game boy game

[@CasualPrince8]

I've never heard anyone refer to the SNES as "The Super NES"

[@nxpeYT]

You missed that proves that Owen was in the navy. In a dialog in Jurassic world a character says this to Owen during the raptor scene “Sence they fired you out of the navy”.

[@angellara7040]

I think it's also mentioned in jurassic world evolution 2

[@creativenamesmth]

@@angellara7040 jwe2 isnt canon

[@angellara7040]

@@creativenamesmth it uses material from the movies.

[@creativenamesmth]

@@angellara7040 it did but it isnt considerd canon

[@rubybitesthedust]

Playing Jurassic Park: The Game by Telltale was my absolute childhood. I used to play it on my grandpas old iPad and was my first slice of how “hard” console games would normally be with quick action scenes. Sure, it’s frustrating when you play it on an iPad (I am assuming it is a console port since quick action events in an iPad game weren’t that common) but I absolutely loved it

[@austinwessonmusic777]

The “The Jurassic World movies take place in an alternate universe where TLW and JP3 didn’t happen” theory always bothers me because there are small Easter eggs of TLW in Jurassic World and Isla Sorna is LITERALLY called by name in Fallen Kingdom.

[@creativenamesmth]

Yup we even have the jp3 spino in ccs4

[@Copium445]

God I’m intrigued with these iceberg videos you could make one about a mattress and I could be so entertained by it

[@kurtwagner4663]

I remeber having Jurassic Park Scan Comand(er?). It was a game with a bar code scanner. You would scan bar codes which would unlock tetris like bricks which you would use to build up your dinosaurs attacks. It was a wild concept and I loved it as a kid. Even though the scanner was crappy and didn't work everytime lol

[@wookman9112]

Absolutely hated those bar code games they NEVER worked for me. Was just ranting about those to someone who had no idea what I was talking about.

[@paladinsteele]

I have "remembered" one of the movies ending with a pteradon getting waxed by helicopter blades for a while now, glad I got some sort of confirmation

[@SkyrimGamingFTW]

I’m surprised Dinosaur Battles wasn’t on the iceberg. It was a fun old PC game where you find a device on one of the islands called a DinoVox that let you use pre-recorded calls to control dinosaurs, the first one you get being a raptor.

[@MellowMarsh85]

The Jurassic park project evilution part scared the shit out of me

[@TheZeroNeonix]

I get the sense that Trespasser is mostly loved nowadays for its accidental comedy. The game is so broken, it's hard not to laugh at it. Also, instead of a traditional life bar, the game designers opted for a minimalistic UI for the sake of immersion. If the player wanted to know their remaining health, they'd instead simply look down at the heart-shaped tattoo on their chest. Yup. The game has the player look at their character's cleavage to get a read of their health. You can't make this stuff up.

[@AzraelThanatos]

I'm kind of surprised that Dragon Teeth isn't referenced, some of the things mentioned in that book are references to things in the JP universe (Certain paleontologists and others are referenced as living, but they were actually references Crichton put into Jurassic Park and the Lost World such as Roxton who is from Doyle's Lost World and other Challenger stories). There's also the scene that was supposed to tie the Congo movie into the Jurassic Park ones (A Dogson reference on a TV that hints at a shared world there, probably because they weren't sure about the movie and all of the marketing about it being by the writer of Jurassic Park). The scene also referenced Dogson's Rabies Virus thing from the novels.

[@edzioevan8913]

17:50 the DPG has a website that you can access. In it, there're multiple articles that deepens the lore like the illegal creation of Spinosaurus and Ceratosaurus, dinosaur that are active in 1994 clean up, etc. There's also a Masrani Global website that have an interesting lore in its Terminal/Backdoor section like the cloning of the Mosasaurus, Wu's blog about feathered dinosaur problem, even alternative names for Jurassic World during construction. Due to its content, I think it deserve to be there too lol

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

This is so awesome. Thanks for you hard work❤

[@MrSleepyweezul]

If there's ever enough extra material for an update later, you oughta talk about Chaos Effect.

[@madguy2744]

Damn good video keep up the good work

[@JeremyTheBluespottedCornetfish]

I know this video was made before Camp Cretaceous, but correction, the Spinosaurus are alive, but the Mantah Corporation is keeping that one at a secret island.

[@ryanposthumus2689]

Great video! My only wish is that Jurassic Park: Scan Command/Dino Battles had been included. If you know, you know

[@uuffzz]

Klayton is a blessing not only for the frenchise but for making dinosaur great again.

[@TurokRevolution]

The creator of the iceberg seems to have forgotten about Warpath: Jurassic Park, which is a fighting game on the PlayStation 1 in which you can choose between multiple Dinosaurs, some frome the movie and some not. I remember playing it at a friend's house and found it to be a lot of fun. I still think sometimes if I should still get it now since I still have a PS2 on which I could play it on. But it's a 3D fighting game and I I have my issues with those as I am more of a 2D fighting game fan. If I want to play a Dinosaur in a fighting game now I can just play Riptor in Killer Instinct. Also, I have a Jurassic Park 3 book which is written by Scott Ciencin and based on the screenplay of the third movie.

[@nickolson9235]

Some of these placements seem off to me, such as the placement of Nedry's original death in tier 3 and the San Diego incident in tier 3. Like how are specific events covered in detail from the books and movies more obscure than the original piece from which they came? And how is a sequence from the second film lower down the iceberg than the novels?

[@ajthetrex5969]

the camo carno was in the lost world arcade game and had chameleon dna giving it chameleon eyes and the ability to camouflage concept was scraped for the movie and was the inspiration for the indominus rex's ability to camouflage