How Isla Sorna Was Destroyed - Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park

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Okay guys! In this video I go over how Isla Sorna was destroyed. Now the information that I use in this video can be found in Michael Crichton's second Jurassic Park book, The Lost World. This is basically the ending of that novel explained in full. A lot of this stuff was used in the build up for Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom's viral marketing by the Dinosaur Protection Group and it happens to give some insight as to what happened to Isla Sorna! Site B was my favorite island...maybe we will get some info on it one day if we're lucky! :D

[@oscarstainton]

The DX prions disease was one of the scariest plot developments in the novel, and made me imagine what Crichton might have done with it if it was introduced to the mainland and adapt to infecting mammals. As such, this disease hasn't been introduced in the film series, but it could reappear. I love Doc Thorne's speech about what is real, living and true at the end, and I made it one of the themes of my book.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Oh now that would have been a seriously interesting scenario! Really makes you wonder about what he would've done with another novel! And yeah I agree with you man! It's an excellent speech! Really wraps everything up nicely! :D

[@CrimsonNineTail]

I always felt the book's ending was their way of saying, dinosaurs were chosen for extinction, so back to the dust they go.

[@劉致雍-o1x]

But tbh, I think they really aren't. Dinosaurs were so tough that they survived for another million year; they just had a bad luck.

[@compatriot852]

@@劉致雍-o1x no it makes even more sense considering they're clones with unstable and vulnerable bodies unprepared to modern day diseases even more given the amphibian DNA. Amphibians nowadays are in mass extinction because of this factor. Sudden environmental and disease changes impact them harshly

[@fnafgachafan1644]

but not the nublar din cuz life finds a way

[@rc59191]

@@劉致雍-o1x if there's one thing I've learned is there are no coincidences.

[@paivioselanne]

Technically, dinosaurs aren't extinct. Modern birds are considered dinosaurs.

[@KBABZ]

I like the DX thing, shows how one small mistake can lead to the ruin of the ambitions of all involved. It's playing the same card as the first novel did (over-reliance on technology and computers, in that case), and but done in a very different way. Also I'm surprised Kelly didn't say "South isn't real!" when Thorne walked away at the last sentence.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

😂 lol SOUTH ISNT REAL! Thats great!

[@Minnesota_Fatts]

That's-That's chaos theory.

[@nick5422]

Can you bring me a south on a plate???

[@anthonytorresproductions]

😂🤣

[@curious1053]

End the book like a scooby doo episode where everyone laughs.

[@carlthesloth7254]

That speech about life was actually realy thought provoking somehow. Never thought of since that way.

[@StudleyDuderight]

That speech was asinine. I understand the point being made, but it was dumb as fuck to suggest that photons will not be real in 100 years. They've been physically and mathematically proven to exist and will continue to exist until the heat death of the universe.

[@sootgg7693]

@@StudleyDuderight but what is the point in it, what does it bring to the earth that will help us..I’ll give you the answer, nothing and it never will. By 100 years it will be found newer and better stuff, and what will that do…as I said, nothing. We have no use in it other than knowledge, and when will we ever need to use that knowledge in the real world…Never

[@StudleyDuderight]

@@sootgg7693 You used photons and electrons every time you pressed a key to type up your reply.

[@atomicninjaduck9200]

@@StudleyDuderight Thank you! I was afraid I was the only one who just shook my head after reading that. What he presents as "real" can and has been proven by the scientific method. It's not just a lot of fancy guesswork, there's actual proof in these ideas. Many of the ones (if not all) Thorne cites were never considered proven by anything approaching the scientific method. He might as well cite bloodletting or geocentrism while he's at it. Hell, alchemy was scientifically disproven! There's no fantasy involved.

[@Grandmaster_Dragonborn]

He was wrong about the fantasy part - Something as believing humours control behaviour may chage overtime, but the destructive nature of humanity has been proved over & over, think of every war in history, the atomic bombs, poverty caused by corrupt government. This is not just a "fantasy", its a well established part of a human's character. That's why our only hope in this world is the one who gave it to us - God.

[@Benny_T]

If Hammomd didnt account for the Dx Disease, this means Hammond didn't exactley "Spare no Expense"

[@aguy7848]

Well his electric fences were pretty cheap and useless without electricity.

[@saratronus]

Part of me feels like he didn't even supervise what any of them were doing with his money. I can't be the only one that thinks. He gives the job to someone else. And then talks about. How amazing his projects gonna be.

[@The_Struggler_]

Book Hammond spared many expenses

[@xenomorph_636]

​@@aguy7848 maybe but he didnt account for one of his employees shutting it all down

[@sageriecke5603]

I wish they'd continue the JP series through a TV-MA series maybe a prequel or even the after math of the last film; getting different perspectives of different survivors in a dinosaur infested world would be very interesting.

[@SasukeUchiha-ix2yk]

if they do stop movies, I hope not, I would love that

[@twisterthetwistytwistism]

Sasuke Uchiha they already said there making a 3rd JW movie.

[@SasukeUchiha-ix2yk]

I know I meant after JW3

[@DragonWorldProducts]

@@SasukeUchiha-ix2yk Would be interesting if they did a Prequel Trilogy set during the Mesozoic era. Even though there wouldn't be any human drama. It would show the dinosaurs in their natural habitat. Perhaps that trilogy... ends with their extinction. And in a post-credit scene, we see Dr. Grant Dig up one of their bones.

[@SasukeUchiha-ix2yk]

@@DragonWorldProducts ooooh i like it

[@brycevo]

The DX disease is an amazing bit to show how ignorant man could be. This ending was a great ending to a book.

[@ninjahombrepalito1721]

Bryce Mckenzie and it is much more likely to erradicate dinosaurs without there being survivors.

[@ellisgill1337]

You would think as scientists a d biologists, they would know that though.

[@BrainScratchComms]

The sciences are a diverse, expansive, ever-changing thing. No one scientist is aware of every fact. Sarah Harding knowing it makes sense, since she works directly with animals; Levine didn't know it because his scientific focus was archeology. The scientists on Site B, having been chosen for their genetic expertise rather than their zoological knowledge, probably didn't have a working knowledge of zoo practices. The only people ever mentioned related to Jurassic Park who worked directly with animals before working there with Dr. Harding (Sarah's father, the vet on Isla Nublar, who worked in a zoo) and Muldoon (who was a game warden in Kenya, or something similar). - Lewis

[@ellisgill1337]

I havnt read any of the books or anything, is there a hint that anything on the island survives?

[@ellisgill1337]

Also, how long did it take the disease to start causing havoc. In the 3rd movie, it appears that the island had been abandoned for years. The island still seemed pretty healthy

[@looting3305]

Always enjoy that your videos about the movies or games always have this carefree tone But your videos about the novels, such an eerie feeling is established with just the beginning quotes, and maintains that emotion through out the entire thing, keep it up

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hey thanks man! These are my favorite videos to make. They take a while longer than everything else but I'm glad everyone else enjoys them! :D

[@ErikGauthierDrums]

Agree +6 likes

[@Benny_T]

Sorna was paradise on the outside, but inside , it was a place of death to dinosaurs amd man alike

[@Bird-Birdy-Love]

I still wonder what they will do with Isla Sorna in the Movie canon...while it is true that the new Cloned dinosaurs by Masrani effected the ecosystem and many of the dinosaurs had to be shipped out back to Nublar. They never said that no Dinosaurs currently not exist in Sorna. Maybe a smaller population survived? I just hope to see it again.

[@windsorcollegealumni]

Myself and many others believe it's entirely possible Isla Sorna is in much better shape than the DPG has let on. Despite the DPG being the "good" to the Extinction Now's "bad," it's still an organization run by people with specific goals in mind. Not _everything_ they reported is necessarily true or entirely accurate, as we could come to find out in Jurassic World 3 or other future content. I know, I'm merely speculating, but we shall see.

[@MasterVideoStudios]

As sad as the ending can be of the 2nd book. The last few lines of it are very uplifting and struck a cord in me when I first read it.

[@bensirach1985]

Almost wish it could have been in the film. It went the same route as the first film of the Lost World from the silent era, Conan Doyle's book had Challenger just bring back a pterodactyl that flew away. The film required a apatosaurus on the loose terrorising downtown London with the same gusto as Rexy in San Diego.

[@MrSeyker]

Even after all this years, I'm convinced that Levine is a dead man walking, and Malcolm and Sarah are lying through their teeth when they assure him he'll be fine. Prion infection in humans is pretty nasty no matter the source, and Chrichton was remarkably informed and accurate about them all through the book, right up until that talk on the boat.

[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

Considering what happened to Gennaro and Muldoon between Jurassic Park and The Lost World, I feel it's only fair that Levine is, indeed, a dead man walking. Especially considering how his carelessness got Eddie killed, Arby horribly mutilated, and brought that prion infection on himself.

[@chaoticiannunez2419]

? Robert Muldoon is fine. He’s never mentioned in TLW. As for Levine’s fate, early in the book it’s stated by Martin Gutierrez that the disease is not lethal. So even if he were infected, Levine would just get a headache.

[@JOHN1234A]

Crichton was more then just a novel writter, he were very smart and this was a well explained ending and also bringing a deep reflection. Thakns for take the time to do this kind of videos, I really enjoy them and next time, I would like you talk about the Dobson´s death.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hey thanks man! I'm glad you're enjoying these videos! And I'm not sure WHEN exactly I'll do Dodgson's death but it is DEFINITELY going to happen! :D

[@moshpit7313]

A bitter sweet ending for a very interesting and somewhat cynical book. I'm anxious that we may see an end to the dinosaurs very similar to this in the final movie. If that's so, we're gonna be in for a huge surprise and heartbreaking moment in the final chapter of the Jurassic franchise. I always look forward to these videos, Klayton. Keep it up and I eagerly look forward to watching your well deserved sub count rise higher than the unchecked dinosaur numbers in the first novel lol

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Haha thanks man! 😂 Love this comment lol

[@moshpit7313]

@@KlaytonFioriti Thanks haha I strive to entertain lol

[@dinosaurfan2409]

It makes me feel sad that Isla Sorna was going to have an extinction in both the book and in the film series, and around the release of Fallen Kingdom I had hope that this island would still exist for the animals. I always liked the island because it has been the primary setting for the dinosaurs and other creatures to roam freely and behave in a wild ecosystem, and there are more dinosaurs there as well and it is the origin location. Of course I like Isla Nublar too because it's the original story setting and where Jurassic Park and Jurassic World take place and it is the home of Rexy and the original Brachiosaurus we meet.

[@inkkeiji8936]

You definitely need to do a full auio reading of those books the way you read them is absolutely incredible

[@eddieslone]

Wish you would do a full reading of both novels. You do a great job, and love when you include the soundscape. Really set the situations up nicely!

[@DarthPyrusTheVirus]

Personally, I don't like the idea of Isla Sorna being destroyed at all. After what happened on Isla Nublar, we got an entirely new, bigger island with many more species, and it was glorious. The end of the second film painted a wonderful picture of the dinosaurs living in harmony away from human interference, as Hammond had been wanting since the '93 incident, and even the third film continued this to some extent. I'm still having trouble wrapping my mind around the illegal species being the main reason Sorna's ecosystem fell off a cliff, though. The Spinosaurus couldn't have killed so many dinosaurs that the entire system fell apart; that's simply ridiculous and improbable, and the same goes for the Ceratosaurus. It's also difficult to believe the Ankylosaurus and Corythosaurus caused problems for the other herbivores on the island at the time considering just how big Sorna was. We didn't even get to see most of it in the films, after all. The explanation seems to be not thought out very well, and just slapped in there to add more weight to the illegal species. Hopefully Sorna will be brought back at some point.

[@issacflores2010]

Jason Krueger remember the Isla Sorna in the movies is far bigger then it is in the books. That’s what made the ecosystem healthier but evasive dinosaurs like Spinosaurus , no doubt created by that bastard Wu, led to the island failing.

[@DarthPyrusTheVirus]

@@issacflores2010 I can see this explanation working for novel Sorna, but film Sorna is far, far bigger in scale and wouldn't logically have this issue.

[@jurassicpark1fan920]

It might not be logical but the intention of Spinosaurus was to have a dinosaur that could cause an extinction on the island. That was stated on one of JP3 featurettes so illogical yes but ever since JP3 the franchise has been pretty much just "popcorn flicks" where the movies are just meant to be entertaining.

[@DarthPyrusTheVirus]

Yes, it was stated in the behind-the-scenes feature, but there's a difference between intention and what ends up on screen. Horner also described the Spinosaurus as being 60 feet, but that never materialized. I'm not saying the Spinosaurus didn't have an effect on the ecosystem, as dumb as it sounds, but I don't think it was the biggest as some are claiming.

[@CornishMoose]

It’s really not that hard to believe at all, our history is full of examples of new species being introduced to an ecosystem that cause great harm and even lead to species becoming extinct. It’s the reason some countries have such strict laws about animals being brought in. It’s very possible that introducing new creatures to Sorna could have a devastating impact, especially when coupled with the strip mining of the island to fill the new park.

[@melvinshine9841]

The idea that a single non-human animal can wreck an entire ecosystem as big as Sorna by itself just seems silly to me. Nature doesn't work that way. I highly, highly doubt the Spinosaurus was so OP that it could take on healthy Triceratops, stegosaurs, and massive sauropods several times and walk away unscathed. I doubt the I.rex would survive a run in with the mated T.rex pair and I know the Spinosaurus wouldn't. Invasive species can ruin an ecosystem, but you need more than one individual.

[@MultiRooker]

I do miss the film canon King, Queen and Prince of Isla Sorna :/ (You know who I mean ;) )

[@MasterVideoStudios]

I hope they will return.

[@TheJuicyJediJester]

You mean the rexes?

[@samueljosephazzaro9664]

No he means the mutant half raptor spawn of goldbloom (try getting that image out of your head) OF COURSE HE MEANS THE REXES....or is it rexs?

[@TheJuicyJediJester]

@@samueljosephazzaro9664 well folks like to dick ride roberta, blue, the mossasaur, and nublar so much i just wanted to be sure the og post wasn't a typo. Plus its nice seeing the other rexes getting the love they deserve.

[@samueljosephazzaro9664]

Oh I completely agree but everything you listed their was female.......well except for the island but unless that volcano was meant to symbolize.......look you get my meaning. Point is, a male dino can only be talking about sight B stuff......or the goldbloom abominations that took up residency in eastern Ecuador......those poor poor towns folk never knew what hit them.

[@BarjanTube]

The ending always stayed with me and I hope this... this is what the franchise will end on. This foresight of all the animals dying, unable to really adapt to this world, catching illness or something alike. Great video! Thanks for highlighting this.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hey thanks Arjan! :D

[@s45gr32]

😨😨😭 I am like Dr. Levine clinging on hope that the dinosaurs thrive and flourish.

[@BarjanTube]

@@s45gr32 It certainly looks like it is heading that way :)

[@s45gr32]

@@BarjanTube☺️

[@Julie_Rios]

Something about Isla Sorna that hits right in the feels. I would love to learn new info about it in in Jurassic World 3, making reference to the DX disease.

[@Slyarno2795]

Wow Two islands get destroyed By Ingen And The us Government

[@TycoonTitian01]

Slyarno. Rj, Ian Malcom was right! We are damn good at destroying stuff!

[@justnoah2073]

It was the Costa Rican government.

[@henryroe16]

Is there any chance you could do a video on the infrastructure of Isla Nublar and Sorna ? All the labs , worker villages , tourist centres and so on. Would be amazing , also videos are fantastic!

[@taliesincoleman6569]

you should properly think of something SPOOKY for halloween, like maybe something with the indoraptor.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

hmmmm 🤔

[@samueljosephazzaro9664]

Oh or maybe if theirs any info on the reject dinos (aka those early versions that probably lived for like two weeks......I don't know if that is ever brought up in JP cannon but cloning an organism that can live long term is really half the battle when it comes to cloning, and their would have to be a lot of dead hatchlings before Wu got it right......maybe all kept in a lab like we saw in JP3 in hundreds of jars)?

[@_poopis_8945]

This. Is why the novels are much better then the Jurassic world trilogy

[@twc35ga50]

Prions, simply a folded piece of protein, folded left and you are fine, folded right and you have mad cow disease. How fascinating!! (Example of small change in prions leads to big difference)

[@melvinshine9841]

You can't see a photon, therefore, it's not real? Riiiight.

[@dinodan7770]

I got the feeling that they might just might put DX in Dominion, just maybe.

[@chancemarino8587]

6:06 - 7:10 Wow! I literally got goosebumps! This is truly an amazing statement.

[@justnoah2073]

Imagine the ending of Jurassic World 3, all the mainland Dinosaurs have died from the DX disease. And all species are concluded as extinct. Then we get a shot of Sorna, we then zoom very deep into the forested island. The caption "Something has survived" appears. Then we see him. The baby Trex from the second film all grown up with it's mate, standing back away from a Stegosaurus herd lazily moving around while the we see JP3 raptors leaping in the background, and even farther in the background we see a herd of parasolophus and apatosaurs, then the lost world pteradon lands gracefully on the tree branch and the movie ends. I don't know just an idea.

[@creativenamesmth]

Im late but the animals on sorna went extinct through poachers and the spino also appato never was on sorna

[@solidSnake4580]

I came back here after a long while and after seeing this, I’m really starting to wish Dominion had the DX disease plot line instead of the stupid locusts plot.

[@Shanic77]

Would you like to see a scene or 2 on site B for the last film? Assuming "something has survived" on that island lol

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Of course! :D

[@isaiahjones7929]

Pin Just today I have finished The Lost World novel and I say that reading all of the novels and watching the movies are the true Jurassic experience of a fan.

[@Kk-kw7pg]

Chriton was so talented

[@yoo7289]

I like how your videos change tons some are darker some are lightharted like the jurassic park sequels

[@speedrunn4321]

Sorna was such a brutal island of things way creepier than you think. At least it's destroyed. I hope.... Edit 1: Thanks for the heart! I really love your videos! (My brother enjoys you aswell!)

[@issacflores2010]

iiFearlessPro it’s brutal but not as bad as Skull Island. Now that’s an island no one would consider trespassing.

[@Dominator12568]

I wish they would make another Jurassic Park movie, but have it stay more true to the book, that would be awesome!

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

But Thorn, we have Microscopes We can show you Photons and Electrons

[@Burori1]

But KSound Kaiju, don't you understand?! Scientists are stupid and engineers r smartz!

[@samueljosephazzaro9664]

Personally, I've always felt the DX disease was a strange (not bad) plot point. Hammond and Wu, for all of their faults, weren't idiots and would have quickly realized how problematic the DX disease would be the second it popped up. They were just about ready to open the park in JP1, so you would really assume that the current stock of animal would have been immune to the disease (seriously, given Wu's ego, curing a disease through genetic manipulation would easily have topped his priority charts, as that could provide a cure for virus and prion based disease as a whole). I actually would have preferred it to have been something like rabies making the jump from local fauna to the dinosaurs, something they would have no immunity against and wouldn't present an issue till the dinos were all roaming free. Also can anyone think of a more terrifying scenario then being stuck on an island filled with rabid dinosaurs, such potential!

[@hellsinggaming1603]

Hey klayton what do you think would've happend if it was the spinosaurus that got loose on San Francisco instead of the rex

[@KlaytonFioriti]

It would have killed a LOT more people but also would've died without a baby to lure it back into the ship

[@barryauguste9734]

No it would have slipped into the shallows of San Francisco Bay and evaded detection that way eventually heading south into warmer waters. A huge food source would have been available to it ie. Great whites, orcas, even smaller species of whale. It could come ashore at any tourist beach and dine on a dozen or two surfers and tourists [a great movie scene] then just slip quietly away back into the sea to continue its journey south. That's the beautiful thing about Spinosaurus and Baryonix - as much at home in water add on land.

[@cas126]

I always wondered if people caught on to this.

[@billybimbo985]

Wow what a ending Edit: i honestly feel more sad for the dinosaurs here then jwfk

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

It doesn't quite add up that the illegal dinosaur species could have wiped out the Lost World. It seems more likely that the novel version idea would make sense to also be a factor. One of your older videos even suggested about the islands geothermic dangers. I wonder, do you think all of those factors combined destroyed Isla Sorna's dinosaurs?

[@KlaytonFioriti]

It's very possible. On the website it states that paleontologists and experts debated for a long while on what the exact cause was. They went back and forth between all of what's brought up in the book :D

[@billstone5884]

You my fiend have completely restarted my love for the JPfranchise

[@generalbluetooth3271]

Bill Stone how dare lose love for it

[@agentcondor5166]

I can just watch JP videos all day

[@justnoah2073]

I don't get it. It was always tonely wrong. We have great satisfying Dinosaur scenes, like the baby rexes eating Dodgson, the plant eating herd tearing up the Jeep for there eggs, and the apatosaurs and parasolophus living in a symbiotic relationship. Then just to end it with "And they all died the end"

[@RowanFox77]

I agree. DX would have worked better in the first book. The first book had a more heavy theme. The second booked leaned a little more for action and comedy in some aspects.

[@sergiomendoza1230]

R.I.P Site B toasts! Wait, so that is where the toast magnet came from. Also, pin?

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Just pinned someone :)

[@amethyst_dawn]

Man, that speech about what is real resonates these days. Scientific language has gotten so over-complicated and easily manipulated that all you have to do is sound smart when saying something incredibly false and fantastic to convince someone that you're telling facts, when really all you're doing is spreading misconception under the guise of intelligence.

[@TycoonTitian01]

Dr. Thorn just explained science in a rough sense..... ah literature

[@TrexTamer]

what I want to know, is how come neither Muldoon, Harding or any of the other vets knew not to use sheep extract

[@BeazleyStudios]

Makes you wonder, does this mean that the dinos in the original JP novel were also infected with the disease caused by the sheep extract or were they healthier because a few where grown and hatched in the nursery at the park.

[@dHybrid_351]

Guacamole! This is impossible! Why does Sorna have the better designed dinosaurs? Haha im watching The Lost World right now too! Fantastic job on the vid brudda! Yay! 💙🎃👌

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hey thanks haha and YES I agree! The Lost World has the best dinosaur designs!

[@dHybrid_351]

@@KlaytonFioriti I love the Raptors in the lost world too :) Its still the best! Say, can you do a vid about how Alan and the group infiltrated the Raptors nest in the book? :) It be a great story to cover for any JP fans? :)

[@Grand_History]

You should do a vid on what if the Trex and Raptors were only in the first movie. What animals do you think would be the main antagonists instead and how would it have effected the story?

[@GanonGhidorah]

"At it's core, Jurassic Park is a story about people making bad decisions because they can't foresee the consequences for them." That's never stated better anywhere than the events surrounding the DX Virus. I find your take on Jack Thorne interesting...What movie is that character from, Congo or Serpent in the Rainbow? Either way, as for me, I always imagined Thorne as being an older guy, with a grey beard and a little bit of hair left on his balding head. For some reason - and I have no idea why - the image of Jack Horner comes to mind when I read the novel - which I admit is odd. Anyway, this scene is infamous for me, because I like Thorne's character so much, that I cite him as being the smartest person in the Lost World. Reading the descriptions of how he works and his own philosophy are so enjoyable...But this final bit at the end of the novel always bothers me... In a sense, your portrayal of the events actually has helped me form a new perspective on it. I initially thought that Thorne's rant about Protons or Electrons and the Superego was just him denouncing Scientific Discovery...which seems odd considering that Science is what keeps the man employed and educated... But what I think Thorne is REALLY knocking...is Faith. Now, I still think that Thorne is wrong, but he's sort of has a good point. Faithful people have ultimately been mocked because their beliefs have been viewed as insubstantial, but what I think Thorne is pointing out is about how Theories and Scientific Belief are built on something just as insubstantial. Now theories are actually a collection of scientifically proven facts that support a conclusion, but at the same time, what Thorne is knocking is how vehemently Scientists Cling to their notions and beliefs based on Theory. Technically speaking, why should a Scientist get defensive - even zealously - about a Proton or an Ego? Protons are so small that we can't see them with our own eyes - though we technically HAVE seen them - and Egos are just a name we give to the Personality functions of our brains... I think that Thorne - being an engineer - is stating that people should put their beliefs - their faiths - into something that's more concrete, something physical - substantial; something you can depend on. You don't necessarily need to know that the water in the ocean is made up of H2O molecules, because at the end of the day, you can't deny that the water is there. It's real.

[@silverwoodlawn4913]

How Isla Sorna got loose in the first place? I mean, the Nublar had Nedry cut the power-off that made the dinosaurs escape, but what made Sorna's dinosaurs escape? How was this island destroyed?

[@alang.bandala8863]

Just yo be clear, Isla Sorna in the novels is actually smaller than Nublar, that's because it was never intended to have free dinosaurs

[@hawkeye4205]

I really hope we get a comic series from the Jurassic World trilogy. Would love to see the time between JP 3 and JW with how they dealt with the Spino after Alan.

[@jimszikk775]

Interesting theory about human extinction by Malcolm thinking about Covid-19 and Omnicron. I think this theory will be a big part of Dominon. I believe that finding out about the destruction of Site B will be a potential wepond against dinos on mainland.

[@rarephoinexgames5729]

Love the videos you do, im getting Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park book soon so i cant wait

[@brockschannel3927]

I have a dark headcannon about the ending. That the DX prion spreads to humans and either destroys a large amount of the human population or causes humanity's extinction. A species of billions wiped out by a disease created by accident,an unintended consequence of Jurassic Park.

[@jamesjudice5347]

If the illegal species were blamed for the fall in population on site b, wouldn’t their existence bring about a lawsuit upon Ingen , since it was a violation of the Gene Guards act?

[@salt_4_salt348]

*Does this mean I shouldn't eat ground up sheep extract, with a large glass of goats milk for dinner ?*

[@LeonGun8]

It isn't as cut and dry as the novel explains it. Basically,if you know the sheep and the goat were clean and safe to consume then it's fine. Ussually if they passed inspection it should be fine.

[@channelgrantito7662]

Well, its definitely more of a calm ending compared to the first movie. I'd prefer this rather than napalm😁 (Dino profile on Stiggy? Please?)

[@SaltCrocodile]

Klayton i have a question: what happened to movie sorna did it suffer the same fate as the book sorna or are the dinosaurs still alive and well?

[@finsfan90]

Im eating hamburger helper as i watch this, and here you are taking about mad cow 😆😅. Dammit lol.

[@rohanbenjamin8497]

Great video as always

[@kevinsorbi9744]

This is my fav of the film's not as many iconic moments as the first but did what a sequel should do, exetend the lore and the stakes are higher granted could've done without the city scene but egh also sarah is a hottie lol

[@jimhawkins144]

Thanks klayton for telling everyone about the lost world of Jurassic Park novel book and this is how these dinosaurs 🦖 died and went extinct on the island so I thank you very much Bro I’m a big fan of Jurassic Park movies and games and books 📖

[@obiwanthemagician]

If I'm not mistaken, weren't compies venomous as well? Since that's how dedri was killed

[@MoonDevoured]

love the scientific details in Chrichton's work. he left no stone unturned

[@americanbadassundertakerga4589]

Hey man I love your videos, everytime you upload one it's very entertaining and not only that gives us jurrasic park fans theories in the movies and in the books 😁

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hey thanks man! I really appreciate hearing that! :D Thanks for the kind words that means a lot!

[@solidSnake4580]

I like the ending’s message. I wonder if that’ll get adapted in JW3. If not then maybe I could use this ending for my toy movie.

[@mikesantillanmx5530]

I hope they clarify on the films what happened to Sorna. The info on thw website is fine for fans, but many people will never see it, and the'll have the impression that the questions were never responded.

[@bliss6417]

hey Klayton, i just wanted to talk about the raptor taming thing in JP series. If the JP cartoon was the second to tame the veloceraptors, wouldnt young raptor "Clarence" from JP novel (the one that Lex tamed) be the first?

[@MrAwsomeness360]

Does anybody know the music used in this video aside from "Decay"?

[@cas126]

If i could have the opportunity to fan create a movie, it would be like a "found footage"-esque final hours of the island that is like the "REAL" story of what happened on the island. Id make the prion contamination the passive secondary antagonist to the real main villain of the movie, hubris. New equipment fails and the hurricane would have knocked out power on Sorna enough for animals to escape. But it would be done a survival horror/lord of the flies style where its not like a mass breakout all at once, it starts slow and crecendo's to people fighting for their lives as the island is evac'd, only id make so it's never explained if anyone lived to evac, but it's evident a lot of people died. It would validate the notion an alternative narrarive had to be put in place to protect Hammond's image to the public. Hammond spared no expense, so id make the humans have a sense of false security that theyre always in control. This would lead to people turning on each other as time passes and things become more dire. But how does the footage get found, you ask? Id connect it to before JP2 where Hammond sent a small recon team to the island, off the record, to do a sweep of the island's facilities to purge any remaining intel that his group of experts, he later plans to send(jp2), could find. This team would be the secondary story line of how they come across the recordings found in a locked maintenance shack that was broken into from the ceiling through a window pane. Evidence of a struggle and claw marks are found and in different parts of the shack lie piles of bones, tattered clothing and some tasers.

[@yasirstaine6108]

I really enjoyed this video really mich...but one thing...how comes rexy isnt dead...i mean like she could have been bitten.

[@alancoll1987]

I remember this. Not sure if it means that the island would go extint with this disease. It just means that the dinos die young but not young enough to have children. This means more predators which means like the film verson there are more predators killing off other dinosaurs which means eventually the downfall of most of the island. I wonder if the last film will touch on this disease? The first film had the sick tric which was those berries and stones which was in the book but I think its a hint that these dinosaurs could not tolerate many modern plants and berries and diseases. There was also something about the dilophasaurus getting a fungal infection around its frills but I am not sure where that bit of knowledge came from.

[@redlinrangerstudio5331]

man what a powerful ending. i kinda wish we had doc thorne's speech in the jw films.

[@saratronus]

I'm sorry but can't disease also cause a mass extinction. Like an epidemic. That's something I never understood in this book they don't classifieds as an extinction event was it is Or am i missing something

[@thefinalfrontier318]

This guy should do a full audiobook of JP and TLW

[@mrmeme9991]

Sometimes, Life DOESN’T find a way.

[@windsorcollegealumni]

This is good stuff as always. I do hate that the films never implied Isla Sorna was in any sort of trouble. The carnivore to herbivore ratio was never mentioned, no disease was ever mentioned. Hell, Hammond himself stated the direct opposite when he said the population had flourished, despite InGen believing the post-Hurricane Clarissa dinosaurs would just die off without their care. There's really no reason to believe Sorna was in danger, even in the third film. I know the DPG workers were told to essentially take Sorna out of the picture by any means necessary, but I think some of their stuff was _too_ matter-of-fact and not ambiguous enough, namely pinning the blame of Sorna's decline on the introduction of the Spinosaurus and others. They did offer other explanations, such as disease and whatnot, but they should have kept it at that. Anyway, I'm beginning to ramble. Until next time.

[@jkkrieger24]

Hay I’m going to be making a non canon movie called Dino team it’s about a group of men who go to site B and protect the dinosaurs from Tetris and Jurassic world who are the bad guys in this the Dino teams mane character is a man named Robert Krieger who finds a raptor on the first island this raptor is the one who got trapped in the fresher from Jurassic park the raptor then becomes best friends with Robert kind of how Cris prat and blue but it’s a lot better friend ship because the raptor in this is a lot nicer to Robert

[@TyphoonTYUIOP]

Damn Dr Thorn, that was fucking deeeeeeeep 6:00 - 7:02

[@TheAryaShow]

This is good content

[@IanSelvaraj]

Question. Would you narrate the books as an audiobook?

[@jivepsilocybe993]

Lol at the theory discussions photons are Hella measurable

[@matthewheuel2508]

I love this theory or “fantasy “ if you will haha in all honesty you’re probably spot on man but I wish they would give us more to chew on in the films post JP3 now. For all we know there’s still another island of dinosaurs 87 miles away from Nublar. If it wasn’t for the DPG page. I think it’s very lazy not to include what the hell happened to Site B. for god sakes in Star Wars they’ll give you every single detail disappointing or not I might add. But Colin is a great filmmaker and I think it’s time he gives the JP community answers on film in JW3.

[@Clone394]

I think the novels wanted to go through the islands and "kill" them. Removing these lost worlds from the face of the earth, but life would press on and persist on the mainland.

[@dinosaurlady2]

Watching The Lost World on tv and then I see a video from Klayton. Good day so far!

[@donteltelei2753]

Klayton no spam or anything but can you play parkasauras?

[@KlaytonFioriti]

I'll look into it. I don't usually play games that aren't JP though tbh

[@AlbertAdi4669]

More sad if see many Dinos died in Isla Sorna. I feel agree if movie ending not like in this novel.

[@dondod1959]

What fictious thing is mentioned at the 5:38 mark? Sorry English is now my mother tongue

[@noahboi3666]

Like I said last time...nublar has came to a end... With Michael Crichton! Pin? If I'm being greedy sorry. O wait never mind you just pind someone can you Love my comment and also #jw

[@VelociraptorAnimations]

noah boi ! this should be a top comment and #jw too

[@ninjahombrepalito1721]

Woah! This is one of the few philosophies that really nakes me go woah, and that I think the world is better off knowing.

[@GUNROCKS1990]

Felt like watching a movie in this video.

[@CornishMoose]

Hi Klayton, what’s your opinion on the dramatic change in the behaviour of the raptors between the first and second books? I always thought it was a bit strange that in the first book the raptors are organised, socialised with caring parents and well looked after nests, displaying advanced social behaviour. Then in the second book we see aggressive vicious raptors which don’t look after their young, happily engage in cannibalism and have messy broken uncared for nests. I don’t remember any suggestion that these raptors are a different species or anything else to explain the difference in behaviour.

[@stefansalvatierra4913]

After InGen abandoned Site B, many of the captive raptors perished. The raptors that survived didn’t have the guidance of older individuals to teach them pack structure or how to fend for themselves..

[@theAsterisk]

^ This, and it actually *is* explained as such in the novel.

[@CornishMoose]

That doesn't make any sense, the original raptors wouldn't have had that guidance either so who taught them? Also who taught the wild bred raptors on nublar since their eggs were laid by escaped raptors who were subsequently recaptured. None of these raptors were raised properly yet the ones on Nublar had full socialization and ordered packs and the ones on Sorna didn't. As for being explained in the book, the book explains why the ones on Sorna are feral but not why the ones on Nublar aren't.

[@cirujatucuman3363]

I prefer the Novel Canon one hundred of times over the Film Canon. 2 wonderful books with both having a perfect ending and conclusion of the story. Beside they are more dark and "gory" than the films, I would love see a true and close adaptation of both novels.