How Jurassic Park 3 Changed Isla Sorna - Jurassic World Lore

Here I talk about how Jurassic Park 3 really changed Site B or Isla Sorna as it's called. Basically before Jurassic World the lore of the 2nd island was altered a lot and now that Jurassic World 3 is supposedly moving to Hawaii, I wanted to speculate on what type of island we may see in the next movie. Sam Neill will hopefully learn not to accept any blank checks from strangers this time though! Hope you all enjoy! :D
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[@jaredmc7982]

Because of how different the environments were between the two films, I had always gone with the theory that TLW and JP3 took place on two different regions of Sorna, so I had just cut them some slack for that.

[@1Morey]

It does make sense though, with TLW being more in the north with JP 3 being in the southern region of the island. In TLW, you'll notice in the night scenes, characters' breath can be seen, which highlights the fact that that region of the island gets cold enough to see one's breath. And later on in the movie, it is explained that the survivors need to get off a cliffside to reach the Worker Village, and the outskirts of the field of grass is where we see the palm trees. We see more tropical vegetation along the beach where Cathy was attacked by the compies, and also at the end of TLW (which those scenes in particular were shot in Hawaii.) Coincidentally, this is how Nublar looks in the novels. The Northern region of the island has pine forests, and the southern regions were tropical.

[@TheJuicyJediJester]

Same here. Plus i like the idea of different raptor tribes being on the idea.

[@TheLoreSeeker]

@@1Morey To be fair...this is what it's like here in Hawaii too. It's kinda jungly in the lowlands and as you get higher in elevation it gets all piney. And that's not even taking into consideration that the island vegetation is pretty different between the windward and leeward sides of the mountains too. For example, it's pretty jungly or grasslandy here on Kauai's east coast.... But the West side is dry cactus scrublands and high elevation swamps. So it's not hard for me to imagine that Sorna's vegetation is different based on where on the island they are.

[@Scrinwaipwr]

Aye, Sorna is massive, easily enough room for some variety of ecosystems, with different plants and dinosaurs in them (including different strains of the same species living in different areas.)

[@Scrinwaipwr]

I never even assumed the 2 films were supposed to be on the same part of the island. Glad they cut the scenery references to the previous film as they do look like different places.

[@dHybrid_351]

The Wilderness in The Lost World made it so fun and pretty dangerous. The trees were different and the tone is set for the right theme.

[@rhcpfan22]

Dana Reeves agreed

[@EryxUK]

I'm with the side that just accepts they are different parts of the island. Site B is a much larger island so it is possible. As for the InGen site I do assume they are the same place as it gives a link of continuity.

[@Xenotaris]

The Incubator Facility looks to jurasstically different from the Worker's Village

[@christopherboyd7177]

The flashback of sorna I'd love to see is the evacuation in 95 and woos visit in the late 90s

[@TCCAPodcast]

evac happened 4 months after jp incident in 93

[@ftx453]

I’ve always been fascinated with that same thing

[@salvi6419]

Klayton every time you talk about the franchise, I always want to watch them again. You rock Klayton

[@trinitylost]

I swear you just sneaked in a "Jurasstically" instead of "Drastically" :D

[@paolopasaol9700]

This must be christened as a new word of Klayton Fioritti's dictionary

[@CountryRex02]

I wish they would’ve kept The Lost World

[@dandino8100]

Its alive in the fans canon

[@Predatorwarrior18]

I always thought that they were different sections of the island.

[@anthonyangelico2119]

they are if you look at the map of the Isle Sorna in the lego jurassic park video game.

[@sanjayjones6532]

TLW took place in the Northern part of Sorna, while JP3 took part in the Southern side of the island

[@chefboiardeeznutz9881]

I'd think it makes sense that they're two different sides of the same island since maybe they wanted the humans and their buildings to be away from some of the dinosaurs enclosures possibly

[@ethanweeter2732]

Though if Grant had not been to Sorna, not sure why he was hesitant to go. He should have been more afraid of Nublar.

[@Laufield]

I thought there’s third islands

[@jaredmc7982]

Flash back scenes with Sorna could be cool!

[@caileanthomson1286]

Personally, I always preferred the look of the largely Temperate Forests of Isla Sorna, it really helped differ it from Isla Nublar. I know both islands are in a Tropical climate, off the coast of Costa Rica, so maybe it should have been Tropical, but it did make it look a bit too similar to Isla Nublar. Regardless, I can hardly wait to see JWIII.

[@southparkstanmarshofficial]

I always thought that TLW took place in the south part of the island & JP3 was based up north

[@Mikezilla103]

I always Though that as well, Since Sorna is more larger than Nublar

[@andysuchus1934]

Same here, since TLW had a huge cliff drop and was super muddy and showed the ocean below it, and in JP3 they were somewhat near a beach the whole time

[@kieriencrabtree]

I always liked the Lost World's redwood forests, it just had that dinosaur kind of feel.

[@stefansalvatierra4913]

Walking with Dinosaurs much?

[@ryanavery8174]

originally the lost world was supposed to be filmed in new Zealand

[@KingOfTheWild27]

I remember seeing some big mountains in both the movies, maybe some kind of rain shadow effect.

[@RaptorStudios]

I think that redwoods we’re just grown by InGen on the Lost World side of the island, to make it look like prehistoric times. Redwoods don’t naturally grow there anyway. It was probably left as jungle on the other side of the island, which is why it looks like Nublar.

[@michaelrodriguez3327]

I’m still going to be holding my theory that the lost world and Jurassic park 3 take place on different parts of sorna. Part of jp3 took on some locations of sorna like the worker village. Foliage grew more and since Half of TLW took place at night time, jp3 locations would look so erratic. That’s my opinion

[@UnderTheTableGremlin]

These videos are so fascinating. I can’t get enough of them!

[@velociraptor4you3291]

I always chalked this up similarly, too: that both films take place on different regions of Sorna. Perhaps the redwood forests and elephant grass is in the northern region, while the tropical jungles are in the southern region.

[@dannyrosabal9176]

The way i see it.. Ian was in the Northerneast side and Grant went to Southwest but ladning in the Center of that area

[@anubis1683]

I've been watching your videos for a while, and because of it, I rediscovered my love for dinosaurs and the Jurassic Park franchise, I thank you with a new active subscriber, its not much but its the best I can do, again thank you 😁

[@marianomarcelochapa8730]

Come on Klayton, do you think I’m going to prefer JP3’s lazy boring trees then the massive iconic Lost World sequoias . Edit: OF COURSE NOT!!!

[@thedoruk6324]

I Heavily disagree. The flora depicted in the Jurassic Park III were massive; the part where the grant's whole team coveringly hidden amongst the biome was very athmospheric

[@dandino8100]

Jp3 is the best one

[@BlondeCurlsBlueEyes]

Reminds me of a Hammond quote from Trespasser... "Great hunters stalked in the cool darkness, among silent, huge columnar trees... oaks and sequoias..."

[@TheJuicyJediJester]

I think the looks of sorna and nublar look great in all the films. It's just trees, dirt, buildings and dinos to me.

[@Competitive_Bid_]

@Klayton Fioriti I suspect that the vegetation in the area of the Island featured in TLW was likely due to Hammond importing red wood trees and other plants from the west coast in order to “brighten up the place”. Like how there were heliconia flowers in JP the game. And as for why they hire so fast in such a short amount of time I suspect that’s due to Hammond creating genetically modified versions of those plants that can grow at an accelerated rate. Also this isn’t new to the lore as in the evolution of Clair it’s stated that all the vegetation on Isla Nublar was genetically modified to grow at a faster rate post Jurassic Park. Do you agree with my theory?

[@marclytle644]

Makes sense. They were tinkering with animals, why not plants as well. Edit, Elli also was excited about a leaf that she had in the jeep saying it was extinct. They figured out how to recreate some plants as well as dinosaurs.

[@netbol-pv5xp]

It makes sense since redwood trees are not native to tropical environments.

[@thedoruk6324]

I'll be honest; I find JPIII to be amusing; it really Got overexagratedly too much hatred; despite several parts of the movie were absolutely wonderful the pterosaurs, the spinosaurus chase; the whole raptors part; the effects were great; the CGI even holds up to this day; somehow CGI got worse after 2008.

[@tobiasandersen2761]

Am I the only one that would be excited to see Isla Sorna in its prime - like seeing how they operate and function? I would have loved to see that in a film or shortcut (it could well be a flashback from before the hurricane or something). All I know is that I would love to see it because it fascinates me

[@jurassicroom7673]

In the Return to Jurassic Park DLC for JW Evolution it kind of explained that Isla Sorna was chosen as the factory floor due to its many diverse ecosystems which it had which was utilised by Ingen to insure the dinosaurs wouldn't die or be uncomfortable in a wrong habitat.

[@fang609]

Honestly my personal reasoning is that due to how large the island is it has a big range of habitats with the 2 main ones being temperate rainforest and tropical forest. It could also be the prehistoric plants they brought back spreading but who knows.

[@shainewhite2781]

2:50, the vegetation looked very different in the second and third movies.

[@conradfrancis3174]

I would love to see how Owen would react if he came across the Spinosaurus !!!!!

[@paolopasaol9700]

Owen: So Lake Placid likes land now, huh? 😦

[@Redx-pj8zk]

Keep making more great vids

[@luisangelalvarado7864]

When I first saw jurassic park 3, I thought they were back on isla nublar, but it turns out that they were on isla sorna.

[@ChaosKnightCMV]

Sorna is a huge island. Still believe something has survived.

[@thedoruk6324]

+Chaos Knight The Spinosaurus would've easily survived if got dive into the deepest levels of water; the JP Spinosaurus; unlike its real time counterpart was highly amphibious

[@bennettfender1546]

The DORUK the real life animal was far more amphibious than the film version.

[@thedoruk6324]

@@bennettfender1546 ah *no* -- The 2010 bio-isotope studies clearly proven that the Spinosaurus isotope charts shown that the animal had same values with other large theropods. It has proven the Spinosaurus was as terrestrial as the other large theropods, and spinosauridae species had very differentiated isotope values. Also handerson's studies added this that the Spinosaurus cannot hunt diving or swimming in water; in addition to 2010 studies. The only individual that called spinosaurus water dwelling was ibrahim and his delusional and rushed 2014 chimera model

[@sky4149]

Your video pic art is gorgeous, absolutely stunning.

[@NYCBro1992]

Interesting Location in The Lost World: Jurassic Park & Jurassic Park III?

[@BEW560]

Not gonna lie, I sometimes miss your old intro, lol, it’s awesome to see how far you’ve come man. I still enjoy your content.

[@matthewheuel2508]

I hope hope hope we get Sorna in JW3 my only compliant about the world movies is the lack of any Site B my favorite island. I love Lost World more. But I’ll take JP3s look any day if possible. Who knows if the Rex family is still alive or the accident left there in ‘01....

[@doublet354]

I love these vids thanks

[@matthewryan1998]

It always made sense to me that they’d be two separate parts of that huge island because in the most world they land by boat and in the third they land by plane which makes sense as to why the third movie was a lot closer to the ingen base an airstrip would fit right on the outskirts of a base to bring in supplies and personal whereas the lost world they didn’t go to the ingen base until halfway through because they made the trek from the sea inland

[@RAVENVROSE]

Imagine in Dominion, Grant and Owen go to Isla Sorna and they come across the plane and the T-Rex skeleton from JP3 and it gives Grant a bit of a PTSD flashback of the Spino and Owen asks what happened. That'd be a cool scene. Also it'd be a great moment where Owen says to Grant "The real reason I wanted to work with raptors was because of you, Dr Grant" while they're getting to know each other for something like going to Sorna. Give Grant that memory of when he told Eric about the Astronaut and the Astronomer.

[@popdumm]

How did JP3 change Sorna? *IT ADDDED A SPINOSAURUS ON THE ISLAND THAT WASNT THERE IN THE LOST WORLD*

[@billthebanuk6212]

She's been there all along, the two movies simply took place in different parts of the island. What makes you think that EVERY dinosaur has to coincidentally show up and be seen in every movie

[@BrunoSantos-jp1lv]

@@billthebanuk6212 no, Wu cloned the Spino in 1998

[@popdumm]

gaelic.heroic than why did they see stuff in JP3 that was in the Lost World

[@fantasticredeye2252]

@@BrunoSantos-jp1lv 1999

[@WhyTho525]

@@billthebanuk6212 The Spinosaurus was not Isla Sorna before OR during the Lost World. It was born after The Lost World

[@JParkL0v3r]

TLW references in the script are new to me, but TLW took place in the western region while JPIII was in the northwest region. Also explains why Spino wasn’t in TLW which I’ve seen your video for that. Back in the days of JPLegacy, I always followed the maps which made it pretty clear that both sequels took place in different regions of Site B

[@eagc7]

Well the absense of the Spino was confirmed in new canon material in that it wasnt born until after the San Diego Incident.

[@JParkL0v3r]

@@eagc7 Well it was still born in a separate region

[@Mizfit100880]

When I was little I didn’t really notice the differences of Site B between t two movies but as I got older, the inconsistencies started bothering me. Since they’re both canon, I’ve grown used to the idea of both of them taking place in different biomes of the island. That the side where JP3 takes place is the native grounds and the other half where TLW took place was made that way (think JPOG or JWE where you flatten everything and plant what you want) for some type of research purposes like seeing how the dinosaurs reacted to different environments and vegetation. Doesn’t really make sense but it’s what I told myself just so it seemed a bit more neat and not like JP3 was executed as the most inconsistent thing in the world

[@alexallen9640]

Interesting video 🙂👍🦖🦕

[@CRUELLANDER]

I always thought whenever it was the redwood sort of setting in The Lost World I always think it's like the middle area of the island and around it would be the jungle. And whenever I look at the map of the Lego Jurassic World game I kind of think it would make it more since like south of Isla Sorna is jungles and North of Isla Sorna is all redwood sort of forest idk but it would sort of be a cool idea

[@filmgoblin5016]

Honestly it makes sense why Isla Sorna in JP 3 would look more tropical than than in JP 2. Both Isla Sorna and Isla Nublar aren’t that far off from one another so why would Isla Sorna in JP 2 look like a regular forest than a tropical rainforest like in JP 1?

[@brycevo]

I chalk it up to being on opposite sides of the mountain range. One side gets more rain and looks tropical, and the other has rivers and mist but has dry spots. Much like certain parts of Hawaii ( namely the Big Island and Molokai)

[@NublarLodge]

Did you know that originally, JP 3 raptors were supposed to be like the ones in the first JP movie?

[@justnoah2073]

I like the the lost world sorna because it reminds me of the forest in the second Walking With Dinosaurs episode.

[@Spider-Bread]

Oddly enough they used that same forest for time of the Titans

[@justnoah2073]

Wow

[@ultilinium8]

I think the filming in Hawaii because of either a flash back, an establishing shot/scene in the film where everything is confirmed to be dead on Nublar, or a final scene showing Claire and Owen successfully moving some dinos to the sanctuary island brought up in Fallen Kingdom

[@amanb8698]

They are already filming in Northern California due to the Fallen Kingdom ending, so its a good possibility that in addition to having areas based in Northern California, they may have gone to some areas from the Isla Sorna Lost World, for new scenes or flashbacks, which are in reality also there, but for the film universe on Isla Sorna plus with Hawaii filming, maybe they will have an expanded Isla Sorna scene, and a flashback to Isla Sorna JP3 and Isla Nublar scenes. The two areas are on different parts of the Island. The highlands, uplands, are from the Lost World, and the Jungle lowland, river basin is from JP3. This type of environment can be found on the real world island of Maui where they transplanted Redwoods to the highlands specifically Polipoli Springs State Park and Cloud Forest, and its also way more temperate and has cooler weather with ferns, other trees, tan fields, and low and high grasses found, and low land areas have a normal Hawaiian jungle vegetation, warmer temperature, and tropical look with waterfalls, palm trees, jungle trees, jungle vines, and a variety of plants. Elevation, position of elevated area to moisture, and more rain higher up in cloud range, can change climate which influences the temperature which then in turn creates a difference in Flora from Lowland elevations. And this isn't entirely out of normality, it happens on Maui, in the real world. The Redwoods on Isla Sorna were said to be first planted by Banana Plantation companies before Ingen bought the island, and as the climate support them, they grew, and spread. The Worker Village had many flat grass fields which indicate area probably formerly used as a farming or plantation area. The jungle areas have little human interference, other than the animals released by ingen and the few installations and secret installations they had on the Island, which is why they illegally cloned the Dinosaurs not on the list, such as a Spinosaurus, and a newer type of raptor that created a tribe apart from the lost world raptor tribe. As to why the Lost World Harvesters and Ingen Hunters didn't see these newer dinosaurs is that they didn't exist in 1997, and were bred illegally in 1999 when Masrani took over Ingen operations under direction of Dr. Wu. Spino can be seen as an early hybrid, bred after the other illegal species, but ultimately instead of getting rid of the their hybrid they left it and it destroyed the local ecosystem setting up the events for why they needed to hastly relocate the survivors back to Isla Nublar. The Spino was put down but the research on the Spino led to the Indomonius Rex and IndoRaptor hybrids. A hyper aggressive super predator for military purposes and ultimate profit. The JP3 raptors hint at the Raptor in JW series, and probably were a prototype of them as well. So there was a return to the Islands in 1999 and the experiments were conducted in old facilities located on the lowlands away from the majority of the dinosaurs in the highlands. The Pterodons at the Lost World end probably came from the same Aviary and were ones that broke out young but were a different type than the ones in JP3, or were set loose at a young age prior during the evacuation from the Hurricane and order to abandon the island. The ones said to be caught in Canada by Hoskins and Ingen Security were the same ones from the end of JP3. So they do connect and tie into the newer films. However there is still shady stuff going on there, and since Spino is confirmed dead, along with other species, hopefully JW3 will show us what Dr.Wu was and is up to on Sorna.

[@nathanfrederick4146]

I actually really like that we got to see more of Isla Sorna in JP3 and not trying to return to previous movie locations. Mountain ranges divide the regions 1997 Southeastern Dry Redwood Forest Region 2001 Northwestern Tropical Wet Region.

[@chancellorpalpatineakathes6130]

I kind of remember reading a booklet explaining that the island has varying ecosystems from Alpine to Tropical. I think it was the Burger King kids meal my mom used to get me in Mexico. They came with coloring booklets and information of the characters and dinosaurs. But I don’t remember if they specifically mentioned it but I kind of do remember reading something about it.

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!!

[@itsahostiletakeover]

It seems fairly well established, at least in fan canon, that they were two totally separate parts of Isla Sorna. The different species seen in both movies also help this theory. Perhaps the Mamenchisaurs, Pachycephalosaurs, and Gallimimus preferred the drier, redwood forests and scrubland while others like Brachiosaurus preferred wetter, more lush environments which is why the former appear in one and the latter in the other. Likewise Parasaurolophus, Triceratops, and Stegosaurus were possibly more adaptable to both biomes. It's also not unrealistic IMO for InGen to have had more than one compound if Sorna was as big as it seems to be in the movie canon.

[@Beforezzz]

Maybe an unpopular opinion, but even as a kid I appreciated the change of Isla Sorna having a more tropical feel like the first movie.

[@notgokuuu2314]

I liked the jp3 environment more, looks way more creepy

[@tred6292]

Yes! Return to Isla Sorna in Jurassic World 3!!! I need to know what happened to that island.

[@AzraelThanatos]

There are two Sorna facilities that hasn't been shown in the universe, the Sorna Docks and generator complex. They had been mentioned in universe and showed up in other media (Trespasser mainly, though they do appear in the RPG books).

[@classictoyreviews7435]

It makes since that smaller dinos would be bred on nublar for show,while the main work was done else where. It would be easier to be sneaky on an island while everyone is distracted by nublar. The plant life would be very diffrent as in the first movie they recreated prehistoric plants,so ingen could have added these diffrent plants to the jp3 section of the island

[@MrSomaArikado]

One of these days klayton you should stream dino crisis in full one playthrough on normal then one on hard. Other then that this was great i was not even aware of the changes jp3 did to sornas look. This blew my mind

[@stigisonthespectrumcheckhi1686]

Love your content.. One thing I always wondered was the paddocks in the first film and if they had all the dinosaurs on the map that see in the advertisement at the time of the characters in the film I.e not just the ones we see on screen. Also the raptor paddock was never used because they kept breaking out.. Wonder what it looked like as if it was similar to the t rex one?

[@Veritech2011]

Revisiting Isla Sorna would be an interesting decision but all life on Sorna is most likely extinct due to the illegal cloning of a Spinosaurus. However as Ian Malcolm said "life finds a way" so maybe the animals on Sorna may have figured out a way to survive or maybe the DPG is withholding information information about Sorna to keep the island isolated from the public.

[@Competitive_Bid_]

Carlos Rosas you mean the government? If the DPG found that out they’d probably release it to the public to get more support for helping the dinosaurs.

[@Veritech2011]

@@Competitive_Bid_ my mistake.

[@TheAdanChannel]

Great content Thank god I am not a botanical expert, I never noticed the environment change at all until I saw this video, which is good because I loved TLW back in the day but now that you mention it, the "jungle" doesn't look as jungulish.

[@xDerekRx]

I know Trespasser has its inconsistencies but its interesting that even that game has the gradual look change from level one to the last and that was even before JP3 threw the wrench in there.

[@cameronsunken844]

It would be pretty crazy to see the Spino again wouldn’t it? Sorna has been ignored for nearly 20 years now, it’s time to bring it back into the fold

[@shmunski101]

@ Klayton I see someone found some long lost Dinosaur Battles OST music recently haha

[@matthewrogers874]

If you read the novel version of Jurassic Park Isla Nublar actually has different environments; up north has pine trees and down south has a classic jungle. So you can say that movie Isla Sorna acts the same way, which is my personal belief.

[@Venator94]

Hey, Klayton, always good to listen to you! I'd like to ask you a question: taking into account how little JPIII adds to the series and how troubled and non-believable its plot is, what would you think of the idea of a possible remake for this film? Think about all the blank points and unanswered questions, the absurd coincidences that keep the plot going, the poor choices they made for the final script... I think all these problems could be solved with a well-done remake, maybe with a length of 2 hours like every other chapter. I mean, it's not like I demand it, and it will probably never happen, but if that does happen... What do you think?

[@KlaytonFioriti]

I'm sure some people would be interested but even though it's my least favorite film I think it's best to just leave it alone. Maybe a new film that explains that films oddities, but I wouldnt want a remake personally

[@Venator94]

You're wiser than Solomon, Klayton. :P And you're probably right, after all many people do like JPIII.

[@Competitive_Bid_]

@Klayton Fioriti I don’t know why but when I watched Fallen Kingdom Wheatley reminded me of sergeant gunnery hartman from Full metal Jacket and I don’t know why? 😂 I guess it’s because ted Levine looks similar to R. Lee Ermy and because he says things that Sargent gunny would have said in Full metal jacket or something that R. Lee Ermy would have said in his show on the history channel. Did you think that way when you rewatched Fallen Kingdom because I just see more similarities. P.S also this is quite funny to me because Vincent Denofrio the actor who played private Pyle in Full metal jacket plays Hoskins in Jurassic World.

[@byzantineroman2407]

I have a theory: whatever dinosaurs survive on the mainland by the end of JW3 will be captured and shipped to Sorna, where it will be discovered that something has survived. It will end on both a happy and unsettling note, the dinosaurs get to survive apart from humans, but there will always be the possibility of them getting back on the mainland... Or their diseases escaping the island...

[@shainewhite2781]

3:52, that would be great.

[@jetskiwita]

Intro👌nice

[@doug_b330]

Klayton, how or where do you get the dinosaur animations for your intros?

[@mat1775]

I liked the Hawaii setting more it looked far more prehistoric and primitive than the California environment

[@D2017_]

Wet & dry season. That's more than good enough to explain it for movie standards.

[@chimeria7]

The possibility Sorna will appear in JW3 makes me really happy, after they just sort of glossed over it in Fallen Kingdom. Lockwood referenced it once & the rest of the film they treated it like Nublar had the only dinosaurs left. I hope its appearance explains some of the burning questions Fallen Kingdom left us about the island.

[@AndrewMcColl]

This is one thing that confused me during Fallen Kingdom. Lockwood wants to move the animals to a brand new island, but why not just move them to Sorna? There's an island right next door they could live on, or did Masrani restart operations on that island as a 'backup' to Nublar?

[@stefansalvatierra4913]

Must’ve changed ownership since I was here... *laughs nervously*

[@JurassicLion2049]

Id love for Sorna to return I always loved that there was an island that dinosaurs roamed free on without fences. Its like a microcosm of what became of the world post Fallen Kingdom but before all of that happened.

[@rainbowracer9576]

Whoa 😮❤️

[@SFforlife]

It's funny, I think the look of TLW Sorna is really cool, because it looked like the woods around where I grew up in Northern California, to the point that as a child, I was convinced I'd run into a dinosaur hiking out there! But scientifically, the jungle look of JP3 makes more sense doesn't it? Any islands in that area of the world probably would look tropical instead of North American redwoods, right?

[@benvinciblevince4067]

Do you have a list of all the music you use in your videos? (I know some is from the Lost World PlayStation game and some mega drive and SNES games)

[@Mr_Linear]

Well don’t forget that JP3 in the very start that it was going to be called site C...

[@raven800plays]

It's not unrealistic for an island to have multiple biomes with in it. I similarly thought that Isla sorna looks different in Jurassic Park 3 because they were on a different part of the island, like the worker village and the genetics lab or two different stations

[@Larkin2233]

Can you do a video on how Ludlow and Tembo were rescued during the lost world? I have always wondered how they were found/how many hunters, if any, were actually saved/made it out of the long grass.

[@SPEEDCORE70]

Besides the usual *different part of the Island*-Explanation which most People (including myself) accept, I could also just see it as *reinventing it's own style over time* not much different to what Mortal Kombat does with each new game. they just do a different design style with each part to Keep the product interesting and fresh which I really didn't mind in JP3

[@garypfeiffer3489]

I've already got location ideas for PaleoPrime... 1st movie: Kuat, congo jungle & grass lands & an Australian jungle river 2nd movie: British Columbian forest, east coast forests where red wolves are, a snowy mountain or 2 in Europe & Iberian Spain province. 3rd movie: somewhere in New Zealand where it's warm enough

[@k-trashradio5163]

I kinda wish those call backs to lost world had been left in jp3 imo is slightly better if you look at it as an extension to lost world since a lot of what got cut from Lost world ended up being reused for jp3 anyway

[@Matkin222]

Honestly, I never really noticed any difference.

[@rampage7777]

Honestly I think they are picking Hawaii as a shooting location for some scenes with the Mossaur seeing as all the land based animals have been moved to the main land with nublars destruction

[@marizadeleon9553]

Isla sorna is indeed much very different from both films of jurassic Park but I do still quite like how sorna is very different from the lost world jurassic Park. In fact I do still quite wondered if the ecosystem of the island is from sandy beaches that were almost covered in much vegetation of the jungles to redwood forests that even remind of Muir woods that was also the film locations for some movies including the rebooted series of planet of the apes.

[@MrCaine]

I read a semi-canonical explanation is that the mountains of Sorna block a percentage of moisture allowing a different climate but that makes no sense.

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

Just retcon the setting of Jp3 from site B to site c, and it will make a lot more sense.

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

After all, the eggs hatching in the first movie was retconned so that they could say site B was the place where dinosaurs were bred.

[@Scrinwaipwr]

If they're filming Sorna scenes on Hawaii it might be to look more different to any scenes set in northern California with the dinosaurs on the mainland. I remember in Batman vs Superman I found it very hard to tell when we were in Gotham and when we were in Metropolis. Perhaps JW6 wants to avoid doing something similar.

[@Z-Man7]

We definitely need flashbacks to the night Nedry died and what was going on with Site B in JW3.

[@soupsstuff6323]

The conclusion of the video in layman’s terms: “We no know why plant different but it fine”

[@mrbojangles8133]

we didn't care in the 90s

[@alexandrumircea]

Such contrasting places exist in reality, for example New Zealand, whose side facing the ocean is colder, exposed to rainy wind, and even has fjords and glaciers, while the side facing Australia and the sea is much warmer ans luxuriant.

[@João-u8b]

Jurassic Park 3 Ecossystem makes more sense than The Lost World Isla Sorna is a TROPICAL island, near the Equator Line Isla Sorna ISN'T a TAIGA forest So actually Jurassic Park 3 fixed TLW's Mistake

[@KEVMAN7987]

At this rate, the next time Sorna appears it'll be covered in snow.

[@mtraveller7]

Isla Sorna landscape can draw some similarities to the south island of New Zealand. I was there in late 2018, most of the island was more temperate foliage and landscape (forests, mountains, etc.) But on the north west coast prior to the mountains it is a tropical jungle setting. I did a full day hike and even on this hike the landscape changed from tropical to temperate, so it is not entirely out of the question that Sorna can have different landscapes, pending where mountain ranges are which dramatically can change the climate. When I started the hike I felt like I was on Isla Nublar or the JP3 environment, by the end of my hike I felt like I was more in the Lost World. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJXZfZlsh7R3Zsk

[@simonster-9094]

If Site B isn't going to be in JW3, I think they are in Hawaii filming a flashback to 1993 Isla Nublar where a BioSyn agent takes the shaving cream can soon after or during the events of the 1st movie, like in Jurassic Park the Game.

[@jordavlopez5777]

I suppose if the could bring Dinos back to life it’s not crazy to think that Sorna has redwoods in spite of being a tropical island. But I think they filmed TLW in California to save money 🤔