Every Easter Egg in The Lost World: Jurassic Park's San Diego Incident

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In this video, I go into detail and list all of the Easter Eggs that happen to be in the San Diego Incident portion of The Lost World: Jurassic Park! There is a TON of stuff to cover from King Kong, The Lost World 1925, Gorgo, and even Animaniacs! The Lost World has some awesome stuff with David Koepp and Arnold Schwarzenegger that I think you'll all get a kick out of! :D

[@dteevee4632]

pin this bucko

[@General_Eisenhower1945]

unpin and prove your allegiance

[@dteevee4632]

what a man

[@vickyb7162]

It's funny that you take advantage of him pinning people. Unpin,Klayton and pin your own comments!

[@kaijuslayer3334]

Dillon Fraizer Not sure you deserved a pin.

[@jennytalia6724]

the pin we needed, but not the pin we deserved

[@crazyfrazy74747]

The SS Venture thing is even cooler knowing that Malcolm first referenced Kong in the original Jurassic Park as they went through the gates on the tour.

[@Terrordome3000]

Makes one wonder...is the boat still called that in King Kong within the JP universe? : P

[@ghostmadlittlemiss]

@@Terrordome3000 Probably. For example, there's been tons of seafaring ships called Enterprise before Star Trek made it famous as a starship name. Edit - Yes, I know the :P meant you were joking. But I couldn't resist getting a Trek reference in here. Lol

[@Cryptid_Renfri]

@@ghostmadlittlemiss the Enterprise in Star Trek is named after a real ship which already made the name pretty well known decade's earlier, the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Enterprise

[@elementaljedi9335]

The bus crashing into Blockbuster foreshadows their downfall in the future

[@randomuser681]

Elemental Jedi I had no idea that this scene actually predicted the future.

[@GabyGeorge1996]

random user somebody actually made a YTP and put "Netflix" over the bus as a metaphor

[@kaijuslayer3334]

Yes. Godzilla references in Jurassic Park equals amazing RIP Unlucky Bastard

[@crystalgemgirl731]

Can't believe that was his actual name.

[@Skult1]

JP2 is such an underrated film. Yes, it has it's flaws but it's Jurassic Park for Christs sake! Best franchise of all time! ❤️🦎

[@demandingink4933]

Hell yes

[@SheYettie68]

It's the best one I reckon.

[@mrcringeyboy8334]

IKR

[@noelanderson969]

YES!! THANK YOU!!!🙂🙂🙂

[@Locadel2003]

I think was good until the San Diego scene. Was good but very out of place

[@strangesignal9757]

"He's listed on the credits as 'Unlucky Bastard'" Dang, that's awesome. I should pay more attention to movie credits from now on.

[@Soul93Taker]

RIP Unlucky Bastard. His death was actually more disturbing than Eddie's for me given you see it much more clearly due to the scene lighting, not to mention the screaming.

[@KuWota2k]

Apparently the asians are saying "we left japan to get away from this"

[@LavenTsyndroM]

What makes me laugh with some of the lines that weren't translated in the Jurassic Movies are both the Hispanic man seeing Donald Gennaro arriving in the first movie, when he told his friend in Spanish "How much do you wanna bet that he'll fall ?" and the untranslated lines from Omar Sy in Jurassic World when he told Chris Pratt "T'aurais dû le laisser le bouffer !" which means "You should have let it eat him !" but Chris looks so clueless and just nodded at him like "that's cool man, I didn't understand a word !"

[@user-ig5oy7kp5g]

Godzilla

[@MDkid1]

@@user-ig5oy7kp5g GOOOzeahhhhh!

[@elsucculente]

You forgot about the Asian guy who said, "I came to America for this!?" Referencing Godzilla also

[@VitZ9]

Yeah I noticed he missed this too, probably the best easter egg! 😂 I think it's actually "I left Tokyo to get away from this!", but I could be wrong! 😉

[@Mowingthefrontlawn]

He doesn't actually say that. There was a very similar "This is why I left Tokyo!" line in the forgettable 90s Inspector Gadget movie, which is probably where people get confused.

[@firedrum71]

Yep, the Mandela effect

[@raptorus7773]

And somehow the T-Rex rampage was a better Godzilla bit, then the actual Godzilla movie in 1998

[@antisora13]

Raptorus77 and the 2014 one too.

[@anonymousgoblin792]

+Gray Taylor At least give the 2014 one credit he doesn’t look like an oversized IGUANA.

[@crypto1223]

Anonymous Indominus And he actually breathed nuclear fire.

[@ethanmartin7588]

What about the upcoming Godzilla 2 in 2019

[@DeltaWolf1000]

Starts humming your intro music every time you upload. I like the Unlucky Bastard. It's pretty on the nose humour.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

:D

[@kristoftoth7848]

I've actually known for a while that the Rex ate the screenwriter of the first and second movie from a documentary/commentary on the franchise, but when you mentioned that his character is referred to as the 'unlucky bastard' in the credits I couldn't stop laughing!

[@KlaytonFioriti]

😂

[@SuaveJoker]

You know you're a true Jurassic park fan when you knew literally all of these Easter eggs for years

[@ThomasK96]

I like the animal control van getting smash by the T-Rex. And I remember reading that a sign at the traffic light says something like T-Rex Crossing or no dinosaurs allowed.

[@Dr.Osterman]

I feel like This video is Dope!! Thank You so much, Im seriously mind blown by the Easter eggs that I didn't even noticed.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Jon Osterman Hey thanks!

[@Dr.Osterman]

Klayton Fioriti all the love man 🙌 Keep up the good work

[@nicholasbilic7903]

Did you ever notice that in the second Jurassic world fallen kingdom trailer, when Owen is jumping through Rexy's jaws that it looks kind of like when Indiana Jones ducks under the saw blades near the end of the Last Crusade?

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Good comparison! :)

[@J_Caban]

Bro I fuckin love how you don't spend 10 mins asking people to like and sub, it's just straight to the point, good on you

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Thanks man! :D

[@velociraptor4you3291]

GREAT job as always! 👍🏻👍🏻 I got a lot of these Easter Eggs, tributes, references, and what-have-you. The "Animaniacs" one is one that went over my head to be honest.

[@kevin_ramirez2529]

I Live in San Diego and thought bringing a Jurassic Park to the city was an awesome idea when I was a kid. I like the Godzilla reference!

[@joedino2408]

Looks like the buck rex knows how bring fan service in one whole act.

[@MaCabaret]

My favorite JP Easter egg was in Jurassic World, when one of the raptors is hit with a rocket launcher. I don’t know if it was intentional, but it’s a fun connection to the first novel.

[@theechothief5594]

Your videos are so fun to hop down your JP rabbit holes. Also, your appreciation of The Lost World is so validating. I’ve always loved it. Some of my love for it may be rooted in nostalgia, as it was the first JP film I saw in theaters, but even now, the craftsmanship is undeniable. Such a great looking film.

[@Strait9730]

Great video, alway enjoy how much time and research you put in these videos you do such a great job. I don't know if this is a easter egg or if you know but did you know that Robert Burke, the paleontologist who got eaten by the T Rex is actually based on real life paleontologist and Jack Horner's rival Robert Bakker who states that the T Rex is a hunter. So Spielberg wrote Burke into this part to be killed by the T Rex as a favor for Horner. When Bakker saw this he recognized himself on Burke and loved it, he even sent Horner a message saying, "See I told you the T Rex was a hunter."

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Haha yep! I knew about that one haha and I love it! Great stuff!

[@fggcreed]

I remember seeing the original "The Lost World" as a kid as well as Jurassic Park but I never made the connection between the two. Great video. I didn't realize there were so many Easter eggs in this film

[@JethrusBah]

Dude! the bus jamming the blockbuster store!! LOL!! now makes lots of senses! and also the part of the rex when he moves his arm!!

[@Terrordome3000]

Dude, fantastic video! I just wanna say the production value is really showing with those sun beams glowing through the jungle. Well done man! Onwards and upwards.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Terrordome 3000 Hey thanks haha! I'm glad it looks cool!

[@DISTURBEDFANATIC100]

Honestly I would like to see a Steven Spielberg version of king kong using jurassic park effects

[@lennonblack]

Probably similar to Peter Jackon's Kong

[@metalabsynth]

I never knew about the original lost world or it’s book, the ending makes a lot of sense now

[@MrAwsomeness360]

I've always wondered how could so many people have overlooked what is obviously a direct homage.

[@areibbukhari6223]

I seriously love the effort that goes into these videos. Great work mate, keep it up.

[@edaurdovega7673]

You forgot to mention that the Japanese businessman that's running away from the rex even shouts something in Japanese that translates to "I left Japan to get away from this" or something along those lines.

[@sanemaniac7416]

So that's who Unlucky Bastard is! Never knew how many nods and commentart bits there were. Is the San Diego Animal Control scene a bit of social commentary too? That bit always made me laugh.

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

The San Diego Incident: The best (may be will sound as blasphemy) scene of the entire Jurassic Park franchise. Damn, it is even much better than the intro scene from the First movie of Jurassic Park. The one where we see for the first time the T-Rex.

[@leecain5460]

I love your videos. I've been a jurassic Park fan since I was a kid. And your material brings alot of light to the movies that I never considered. You have added a richness to the film's I had never had before. So thank u.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Lee Cain Thank you! 🤠

[@leecain5460]

Klayton Fioriti please keep making them. I'll keep watching.

[@chaosknight5334]

I love waking up to see a Klayton video.

[@jeffreyelya9996]

Once again, Klayton, you do not disappoint. I knew about roughly half of these easter eggs. To help you out on one of them, in the shot of the T-Rex passing behind the basketball hoop, that was intentional to have the arm wave that way. The thing I think that you should consider doing is, if you don't already have an account on IMDB, you should seriously look into getting one. That way you can make continual updates on the trivia pages for all the Jurassic Park movies, and others in the like. I've made a handful of updates for the Back To The Future trilogy, and other franchises myself.

[@jayreaperxbox6553]

Ty for bring these to light I love Jurassic Park Fran but never knew about the others so I feel more intelligent thanks to you

[@sportsfanjw559]

The only ones I knew was the screenwriter "unlucky bastard" being eaten. And obviously the Asian men running from "Godzilla"

[@iceheart6480]

The Godzilla Easter Egg was my favorite.

[@OneUponADime]

Your love of The Lost World is refreshing, it's almost the forgotten JP movie. And I never caught the Animaniacs reference, kudos.

[@MrAwsomeness360]

I actually have the 1925 _Lost World_ on DVD.

[@sebra1818]

Y'know, I'm actually happy that you mentioned Gorgo as one of the references since that movie means so much to my childhood and I've been trying to tell others that it does give inspiration to Jurassic Park 😊

[@randyloyd3456]

I personally look at every single movie from a literature standpoint, and the entire JP series is literary gold.

[@brycevo]

I love the subtle jokes in this scene including the Japanese men saying " I came here to get away from this stuff!". I also absolutely love how the police react. "Come on Boys, let's take it Down! We're the Fucking SDPD- what the?!? RUN AWAY! RUN AWAY!!!" What did they expect, a large iguana or something like that?

[@KlaytonFioriti]

lol 😂 I love the fact that somebody called Animal Control! You can see the truck with smiling dogs and cats on it speeding away like "FUCK THIS SHIT!"

[@TheNightmareMan]

You missed one when the Japanese guys are running from the rex one of them yells " I left Tokyo for this?" in japanese

[@serenageiler5484]

Wow. I didn't know that.

[@brycevo]

Can I make a suggestion, why not add a little bit to the ending where you show 3 of your favorite comments and your reply? We could have the Dilo hoot as our dinosaur. It would incentivise people to either appear twice or fans who can't donate to be active in the community. Just my two cents. Thank you for your amazing content and interactions.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

I'll see what I can do haha :)

[@slowingwand2851]

I'm pretty sure that the bit with the SS Venture was also a nod to the novel Dracula by Bram Stoker.

[@BrownProdctions]

You are like the Star Wars Theory for Jurassic Park and I love it

[@KlaytonFioriti]

lol thanks! Thats a big honor! :D

[@RussianJackal]

Klayton, since you mentioned King Kong, I want to suggest something for one of your reviews. Peter Jackson’s 2005 remake got mixed reviews (personally, I enjoyed it immensely, and loved the creative fauna of skull island), but the project I wanted to bring to your attention is the 2005 (or 2006?) video game based on the movie. Now, most movie games are usually shitty cash grabs by their respective makers (perhaps most notably “revenge of the sith” that came out a few weeks before the actual film), but this one is unique enough to stand out on its own. The reason why I think you may enjoy analyzing it is that the game features multiple dinosaurs, and a very interactive environment with a well-developed food chain, which is something that “Trespasser” attempted (and failed at miserably) nearly a decade earlier. Examples of gameplay include shooting down flying creatures to distract a large therapod, scrounging up weapons from available resources when low on ammo, using local insects/salamanders as bait, or burning away brush to clear the path. For a game that is 12 years old it is damn impressive, and I would love to see you give it a go on your channel.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

I may get around to playing that. I actually used to own it. Bought it when it first came out and loved it. Loved the movie too. I thought everyone liked Peter Jackson's King Kong???

[@sappywalk1414]

Was that the one where they went to skull island?

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Yep

[@sappywalk1414]

Loved that movie would love to see it reviewed by you

[@KlaytonFioriti]

I've been planning on doing a Patreon Commentary for it but yeah that would be a good idea to review it....I believe its on Netflix actually haha

[@theawsomezackery6480]

Hey, when you think about Easter eggs doesn't that remind you that it's all most Easter! 🐰🐣🎉

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Yep! haha

[@Sableye343]

Excellent video, Klayton!

[@arvis9223]

Dude, you have opened my eyes to so much Jurassic park content and gotten me really excited for the entire series. Awesome stuff, I love your passion, keep it up!

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Ryan Voss That's awesome!

[@spinotopianl4672]

I had never noticed a number of easter eggs before. Thnx man!

[@williamgualtiere2336]

Awesome video it’s pretty cool to see all of these Easter eggs laid out

[@TheOriginalEdFry]

Always thought it was weird how the T.Rex grabbed the Dude, dropped him, and then ate him. We see them eat people WHOLE all the time except this scene and Eddie being split in half. Those two parts always felt unsettling to me.

[@drewgagneaux5193]

Ah another video, awesome. I avoided my 30 day vacation and just did a 2 day stay on my traffic ticket and come home and get a new vid. Thanks for the welcome home.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Well thank YOU for watching bro! :D

[@drewgagneaux5193]

Klayton Fioriti No problem, thank you for uploading. I was dreading having to go a month without women or JP vids.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

😂

[@ashe9809]

The Unlucky Bastard is my favorite lmao

[@captainoftherossgnostic208]

I think that the lost world is great because it has one of the greatest dinosaur rampage scenes in movie history, my dog can't really say the same mainly because he always grumbles and complains when he sees the scene where Bucky eats Boomer.

[@ryanborder2226]

I love the content man! Super excited for the new movie. Im going to watch it at imax as soon as it comes out!

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hey thanks! And awesome! Its gonna be great! :D

[@Tarbtano]

Ghost ship with a dead crew coming to dock is also a handy reference to one of the oldest horror stories of all time in popular media, Dracula.

[@drummercarson896]

It's my favorite part of the Lost World Jurassic Park

[@PANDORUM12]

I first saw The Lost World in San Diego when I was a kid, visiting my aunt with my mother, who grew up in - you guessed it - San Diego. It was amazing. For the rest of the visit, I was wanting to see a T-Rex rampaging down the streets as we passed by actual areas where the film was made, including the gas station. Visiting that city, and watching that movie in-theatres upon release was like having your cake and eating it too. The Lost World really is one of the absolute best installments in all of Jurassic Park :)

[@gavinogara9360]

This was a great video, as usual. I never noticed these references. Stay awesome Klayton!

[@gojiking5456]

Love that Malcom's book is in the foreground on a desk in Jurassic World, heralding his inevitable return for Fallen Kingdom (even if just a cameo) :3

[@LowellLucasJr.]

I thought I'd love the Godzilla reference the best, but the poor bastard one really takes the cake!

[@rickyellis1069]

You should do a video on the jurassic world Alive phone app coming out soon! they are taking preregisters now! =) love your and ty for the videos always a great treat!

[@KlaytonFioriti]

I may be able to do that soon ;)

[@albertaguilar1059]

Now you're John Hammond.

[@imjessietr29]

I always heard the Rex scratched itself as an homage to the Rex in King Kong original.

[@KhanSaab-pi6sw]

That is very interesting. I always loved Lost World but I never looked at it this way

[@G-Zilla]

As a HUGE monster movie fan, and a pretty big movie fan in general, I appreciate a lot of these references. I like the Gorgo one because it's so obscure, and you'd have to have seen the movie to get it. I LOVE the venture one, because King Kong is such an amazing movie, and King Kong has a big influence on this movie, same goes for the original 1925 Lost world, which I also love how this movie pays homage to that movie. But my favorite reference is easily the Japanese business men. If you can't tell already (just look at my name) I'm a MASSIVE Godzilla fan, so seeing a reference to one of my favorite things in one of my favorite movies, is really awesome. Nice Video as always!

[@wolfpup9487]

I knew about the easter eggs once I got the Jurassic Park collection. All three movies plus behind the scenes commentary. My favorite scene is definitely david koepp getting eaten.

[@Jesse12489]

That scene where the guy (unlucky bastard) got eaten scared and traumatize me as a child.

[@martinbenkovic73]

Unlucky bastard =best

[@gsgunawan80]

That's one (un)lucky bastard.

[@c.f.pedraza4057]

The Godzilla reference was always my favorite. I'm a HUGE Godzilla fan and easily picked out that Easter egg when I was a kid. But I did notice the King Kong references as well. I just love monster movies, I thank Joe Bob Briggs and my dad for that. I could always pick out monster movie references and be the only one laughing or smiling when I spot one. Thanks for this video.

[@tres9007]

"Unlucky bastard" hahahaha lololol

[@venomfoxgames]

For me personally The Lost World is my favourite in the series! I always thought the Rex was scratching the right side of it's face when it is wandering down the street 😂

[@miragenights801]

This has woke me up. I never knew the Arnold reference was an Animaniacs reference underneath as well!

[@Greenbeast101]

I am a fan but I wouldn't say I'm a die hard fan of Jurassic Park but kudos this is the first Easter egg video I seen sbout Jurassic Park of any of the franchise and I'm glad I saw this cuz shockingly lost world is my favorite one out of the four

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Tyi-Shon Anderson That's awesome Dude! Glad you liked it!

[@C.h.r.o.m.e]

King Kong was a fav for me growing up so I definitely noticed the S.S venture Easter egg

[@ryebread0201]

I didn't know he was called Unlucky Bastard XD

[@ingenjelly5480]

The name is fitting isn't it?

[@captainoftherossgnostic208]

I always called him Rick Morris ( don't ask why, I just thought the name sounded cool).

[@gd9171]

@@ingenjelly5480 Absolutely 😆

[@amanb8698]

There is also another product placement in front of the House the Rex passes as it moves its arm. You can see it parked out front a Reddish Brown Mercedes Benz ML 320. That makes it the 4th of the movie including the first two Santana and Fontana destroyed over the Cliff, and the surviving one Montana at Eddie's/Ingen's Dock Equipment Warehouse.

[@demandingink4933]

This Vedic is an Easter egg without notifications

[@SFforlife]

Great work! As a lifelong JP fan, I still didn't identify all of these references. I knew the entire the SD sequence was essentially a King Kong nod, and of course I saw the Godzilla reference and knew Koepp was the guy eaten by the Rex, but like Gorgo and the 20's TLW, I had no idea, That's awesome! It's funny because it kind of brings it all full circle for me, as Ive gotten older, I discovered a love for older sci fi and creature feature movies, which came from my growing up with JP. And fittingly, of course, JP itself is inspired by these older films.

[@jobanh7ify]

Yeah I also get the animaniac reference lol I was a kid twice And unlucky bastard is my favorite!

[@MWK1995]

The funniest Easter egg is definitely David Koepp's .. Lucky Bastard that's Hilarious !!

[@qowixzeyavu9226]

Welp... for me the best one is David Koepp's 'Unlucky Bastard' part.... Also, I was particularly underestimating you for some of your contents but then after watching some others (including this easter eggs video), welpp.... 1 subscriber for you, Klayton Fioriti.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hey thank you haha! :D Welcome to the Channel!

[@KhanSaab-pi6sw]

Also, I know this is off topic but I wanted to answer your question on where the raptors in Jurassic Park The Game came from. On the wiki, it says that after the Big One killed all but two raptors, InGen shipped 7 other Velociraptors to be sent to Nublar as replacements for the ones that perished at the teeth and claws of the alpha. They were put in the quarentine pens and escaped due to the power outage. This information does put a bit of a lid on the Big One being a male theory: no offense, but I personally don't believe in the Big One being a male: we already know the male InGen Velociraptor counterparts are orange with black tiger stripes, in contrast with the females being a dull brown. We can say that after the Isla Nublar incident, the surviving Raptors from JP: The Game, some changed gender and reproduced off-screen

[@strangesignal9757]

Remember that because of their frog genes, they can change their sex easily. Changing sex does not mean their colors will change as well, so the theory that the Big One is a male does make sense.

[@doughboi007]

I love watching your sub count go up

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Thank you! :)

[@SuperBustyEva]

there was also a part in the cliff scene on sorna where there is a shriek that sounds very much out of place and it sounds so much like the queen alien from aliens. it comes up right before the rexes start pushing the thing off the cliff. Maybe its a reference to Stan Winston himself.

[@luckydominguez2654]

I never noticed "The Lost Word" logo is bassically the same as The Lost World Jurassic Park, What about a video of Why The Lost World: Jurassic Park is one if not the most underrated movie in history?, if we see the initial reviews and the ones on IMDB or RT they just smashed the movie, i know is not Schindlers list but hey is a great movie, 8/10, an A if you´re Chris Stuckman (and damn it i agree)

[@KlaytonFioriti]

lucky dominguez Yeah I agree. I'll be reviewing the film in June along with all the others actually 🤠

[@luckydominguez2654]

Awesome man, i love your videos

[@noonewillreadthis2519]

when I was a kid the poor basterd scene scared the living shit out of me.

[@EPeters208]

The T Rex face scratch from The Lost World: Jurassic Park is a reference to 1933 King Kong. the first time. we see the T Rex, it scratches it's face.

[@The_Room_2_Doggys_Revenge]

they also kinda reference the first Jurassic Park : when daddy T-Rex is following Sarah and Ian, Sarah says "slow down" and Ian is like "I don't think so"... it always reminded me of the "Must go faster" scene in the first movie

[@majingojira]

That idea of having the parent come after the child also happens in the film "Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend" with 'Brontosaurs', but Gorgo is far better known. Also, I thought that the 'dribbling' bit was just the rex scratching his jaw, an homage to Ray Harryhausen and Willis Obrien's various dinosaurs who've done that in the past (the Rex in "King Kong," and Gwangi n "The Valley of Gwangi"). The latter film is probably why the Allosaurs are blue in "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom".

[@TheRaptorhunter123]

I always find Koepp's screaming when the Buck eats him so satisfying to me for some reason. I don't know why, so don't ask me because I don't even know in the first place.

[@gd9171]

TheRaptorhunter123 Me too. I can’t get enough of his choking and gurgling as the Rex crushes him and tears his body to shreds 😆

[@endermanwithalowercasee]

This scene has always been my favorite on the Jurassic series

[@jonmurphy4889]

I used to try to spot all of these when I was a kid going back and looking at them again I always find one that I missed

[@EPeters208]

The 76 sign rolling past the car is a great Indian Jones reference.

[@connorleach6370]

Great job Klayton! Awesome topic for a video! Really enjoyed it.

[@RidiKill]

One shot I've never understood how they achieved was the moment when the SS Venture ploughs through the dock. It looks too photorealistic to be CGI, but it's surely not a practical effect. Some of the best miniature work ever maybe?

[@chaoticiannunez2419]

I think my favorite is the Brontosaurus escape. I mean when I first saw the 1925 Lost World and saw that, I quickly thought back Lost World: JP and got a huge smile from that. I must've been around 10 or 12 when that happened. By the way, isn't it just funny that both film versions of TLW replaced an ending that featured pterosaurs. I just realized that. Crazy.