How The Velociraptors Escaped Off Of The Island - Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park

[@islaydragons1563]

Crichton’s first book is perfect at setup and payoff. They show you the raptors on the boat, and at the very end, they say that unidentified animals have been eating lysine enriched plants and livestock. It’s expert storytelling. Keep doing what your doing klayton, it’s awesome

[@jawshwaa]

All of his books that I got to read growing up are gold!

[@thomasandersen2534]

200th like big dog !!

[@fang609]

Raptor on the ship: No one can see me, because I am box, nobody suspects the box. Grant: I can see you. Raptor: Dang it!!!

[@erenjaeger7875]

Ever notice how the raptor help call sounds like they are saying cough

[@lancermafia1982]

@@erenjaeger7875 then it was changed in Jurassic Park 3. That one sounds like turning a car really fast lmao.

[@erenjaeger7875]

@@lancermafia1982 I literally could not agree more

[@noonewillreadthis2519]

Raptor 1: dang it! Raptor 2 : David shhh!! Raptor 1 : I mean, Ohh don't worry, I'm just a box...

[@islaydragons1563]

Fang metal gear solid reference?🐍📦

[@chrisstick5403]

I really dig these videos where you visualize parts of the novel. You really should do a full read through with visuals. That would be awesome.

[@The80sWolf_]

Kickstarter anyone?

[@evassar92]

Yes! I suggested he do an audiobook of Jurassic Park with the sound effects and music in the background as he reads it. Not sure how one goes about audio booking JP, but my vote is for Mr. Fioriti!

[@user-tx2hu1ds5y]

I completely agree! He does a great job reading

[@dinosaurfan2409]

I think so too and it was suspenseful during that portion. He even tries to make the characters sound different too, or at least the children compared to the adults.

[@channelgrantito7662]

"I'm sick and tired of these muthaf##kin raptors on this muthaf##kin plane!" -Ray Arnold

[@Bird-Birdy-Love]

Dont you mean ship? lol

[@mitchmiller6366]

HOLD ON TO YOUR BUTTS !!!

[@jamesfracassejr9030]

WOW

[@Carl.Henriksson]

What a ugly ass ######

[@dinosaurfan2409]

There should be like a small spinoff or commercial or something where he says that as Ray Arnold. Perhaps a story before the original where there may have been an issue or incident with containing the dinosaurs and having to recapture them.

[@brycevo]

Raptor: (hides in a cardboard box) Grant: ❗ Raptor? Raptor?! *Raptor* !

[@whatclub3934]

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[@zeus28frenzy]

BUH BUH BUBUBDA. BU BU BU

[@gergopiroska5749]

*Metal Gear spotted sound effect*

[@noonewillreadthis2519]

The reason why people don't talk about dinosaurs on the main land is because the government doesn't want you to know.

[@gauravjain7653]

True

[@Jdabomb93]

Just like with everything else in life they cover up.

[@aaronallen8594]

I know how they escaped: "life, uh, finds a way... "

[@reysalas9845]

fish fry welcome to jurassic world ......

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

Ugh I'm starting to despise that line.

[@LobbyG1337]

LOL

[@calebprescott440]

just like blue did when she steal the boat 😁😁

[@atomicjoseph9295]

You mean "Life, uh, found a way" good comment tho...

[@nothankyou1328]

"So this is how you make dinosaurs?" "No. This is how you play god."

[@joelightrailway2362]

I find the novel version of Jurassic Park is so spooky and scary than compared to the film version.

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

Jurassic Park the novel is by far the greatest story in ALL JP media.

[@jeffaxelace8543]

Ok. Everyone here seems to forget that this is actually a whole subplot to the novel and when Tim goes to the control room he calls the boat and tells them to come back, just a few minutes before they arrive on the main land. They think that it's a prank and then Jenaro tells them to do the same or else they will be imprisoned according to a law that he made up right there. They think that he tells the truth and they turn the boat around and head back to the island. I just finished the book yesterday and i have to say that it's my favorite book

[@MuzzySkeleton]

The fact that the dinosaurs got out of the island and the havoc they cause as portrayed by the novels fascinates me. Extinct creatures running circles around humans and their superior technology always made me think that humans are NEVER in control, just lucky. Nature is *VERY* resilient and in the end, will not be denied.

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

Kind of a stupid/warped theme

[@FalonGrey]

@@neo-filthyfrank1347 Right? Like, how many species have humans driven to extinction on accident? Now imagine a species that is actively killing people, AND isn't a part of the environment yet.

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

@@FalonGrey Yeah it'll be hilarious how JW3 will try to justify dinosaurs being a global threat, if they even try to justify it at all.

[@o-mangaming5042]

@@neo-filthyfrank1347 Ripple effect. They get into jungles, lay eggs, and wreak havoc on the local ecosystems. Their numbers could grow enough to become a major ecological disaster over time.

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

@@o-mangaming5042 Maybe the smaller species but no way anything large is doing anything like that. Plus the makers of anything JW-related aren't smart enough to make a story like that interesting.

[@shainewhite2781]

This was a great suspenseful scene that should have been in the final cut of the movie, which would have been a pretty scary sequence involving the raptors getting off the island!!😮😮😮

[@zebjensen4251]

I agree though one reason why a scene like this and a few others didn't make it was due to a tropical storm hitting Hawaii during filming so a number of scenes had to be cut from the film due to being unable to rebuild the damages sets and being over a month behind schedule. This very well could have been one of the cur ones to save money and time thanks to the storm.

[@iago110]

@@zebjensen4251 Poetic isnt it

[@zebjensen4251]

@@iago110 indeed. And ironic

[@arkhamherps8624]

You need to read the entire book like an audiobook I'd listen to this forever all the people who read the audio books are super annoying but your voice is calming

[@shainewhite2781]

This scene is before they have an encounter with the one and only Tyrannosaurus Rex!!

[@jurassicterror2775]

Actually there's two

[@jw_gojifan19]

An adult and a juvenile

[@ernesthegmann699]

Like they said Two. The Big Rex destroyed the Jeeps while the Juvenile stalks Ed Regis. It's pretty Ambiguous what becomes of Regis as we never see him again. He's assumed Eaten.

[@dragonfr746]

Ernest Hegmann actually not much later in the book, Grant and the kids run into Regis on the main road briefly before the juvenile T-Rex re-emerges and “plays” with Regis by following him and repeatedly knocking him down. Eventually...it begins to play too rough with him and use Regis like a chew toy before eating him alive in front of the other characters. It’s actually a chilling part of the book.

[@joshuadesautels]

Actually in the book, there are TWO--an adult and a juvenile.

[@conniecastro4323]

Alright! More moments from Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park Duology! Woohoo!! 😃😆😃😆

[@kiryuthedragonwarrior2746]

People Say they wanted to start with the dinos already off and on the man land for Fallen Kingdom but that would make no sense and people would complain they never explained how the dinos have goten off the island. The reason for fallen kingdom is to explain how the dinos got to the main land

[@Edtweet]

its like a filler film, which i still enjoy!

[@Spiran_SphereHunter]

thing is they don't NEED the boats, not really, though they are called the 5 islands theres actually 20 in the area and irl animals of all shapes island hop frequently, even animals like elephants, the dinosaurs can swim pretty damn well, the t-rex in the book and the spino in the movie are damn near aquatic in their movements, there is absolutely no reason the dinos couldn't cross on their own, the thing is they havn't needed to yet, fallen kingdom the dino populations were not great enough to push the dinos off the island to find new territory, we won't find out how many got off the island when it exploded til the next movie but I think it'll be a plot point, if not the mainland then they will have taken over a number of the 20 islands

[@zebjensen4251]

I agree assuming no stowe aways save for maybe the odd escapei now and then there would never be enough dinosaur's on the mainland to cause a problem after Jurassic world fell in the first movie. Plus most of the big ones or herbivores can't even swim so how else would they get off the island unless someone brought them. Say what you will about fallen kingdom but it was nessisary. Could it have been better sure what couldn't. But it was nessisary.

[@MegaBradster1]

Man I love his books

[@raf3262]

Metal Gear Solid intensifies

[@Werezilla]

The horror, the sheer un adulterated horror of velociraptors sneaking onto a cargo boat to the mainland.....2:57 or at least if they weren't so adorable.

[@testacular6805]

Im glad they used this in the lost world in some way.

[@JoseVargas-mn9zj]

It's chilling the way you read these parts of the novel combined with the visualization and background music. So full of tension and suspense.

[@DrakeDillon]

Actually what is the background music he used in the background when he reads the story

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

So the juvenile velociraptors and the compies were able to escape their electrified fences due to their small sizes and then carefully sneaking onto the ships to the mainland. I for one am slightly surpised the hypso's and the othnielia didn't make much attempts to get on the boat considering all their efforts to escape their fences. Then again there were carnivores sneaking on there and they were monitored more I suppose. Hey Khayton, are you ever going to cover the friendship novel Lex had with the baby triceratops Ralph and the juvenile raptor Clarence?

[@gb-1609]

The compies didn't have a paddock

[@Wizkid_Utopia]

what; did they reside in a cat carrier?

[@o-mangaming5042]

@@Wizkid_Utopia No, they were allowed to roam the other paddocks because they were found to be excellent scavengers who cleaned up the dino waste on the island.

[@jwaddy]

Honestly your videos are so good I’m reading that book right now but you make it sound so much better

[@allendittmore7]

Me too

[@GojiLeiter]

THANOS CAR same

[@rod9527]

I'm at this part right now

[@MarioUcomics]

I'm still kinda upset that Micheal Crichton's sequel novel to Jurassic Park was never a follow up to the subplot of never the dinosaurs getting off the island becoming an invasive species that would throwing off the ecosystem in Costa Rica and other locations the boats went to. Not that I hated The Lost World novel or movie but even then I felt it was a miss opportunity. When they ask Crichton for ideas for Jurassic park 3 and 4, it doesn't seem that he push this idea either, other then the script of Jurassic Park 3 where Pterodactylus where the ones getting off the island.

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

Yeah it seems strange that he'd go back to the concept of an island and not address the big elephant in the room of the dinosaurs getting off of the mainland.

[@nick5422]

Lol, the entire plot of the second novel was Levine’s expedition to Sorna in order to investigate the “aberrant forms” showing up on the mainland, the dinosaurs that made it there. The government was extremely unhappy about this as it could be damaging to the ecosystem and tourism in Costa Rica, so that’s why Levine and Malcolm mounted the expedition. They wanted to investigate before the island was destroyed by the government.

[@chaoticiannunez2419]

I think there were a few reasons he didn’t go for it. 1. He may have felt that was better left hanging. Keep some mystery in the story. 2. Perhaps he feared that such a story was perhaps too much of a departure from the previous book. Maybe he worried that it might descend into dumb B movie schlock. 3. A story about wild dinosaurs in Costa Rica would’ve just had Raptors and Compies. Threatening in their own right for sure, but not much of a roster for him to play around with. No T. Rex. No Stegos or Trikes. None of that. Anyway that’s my two cents.

[@curious1053]

I think it’s because the Costa Rican government went scorched earth and just sent military or mercenaries to any Dino sighting to eliminate the problem.

[@o-mangaming5042]

@@chaoticiannunez2419 There's also the fact that he only did the Lost World novel because Spielberg asked him to. It's the ONLY time Chricton did a sequel. That just wasn't his thing. That furthers your second point. He probably based the book, to some extent, off the first movie. Since the first movie didn't have the escape subplot, there was no reason to delve too hard into the mainland stuff.

[@thegamingbluejay237]

You deserve 1 million subscribers

[@GeorgeChatzikal04]

-We need more -More what? -Subscribers. We need more subscribers

[@Dailypanther]

They escaped because they “can smell from a mile away” and stole a boat like “How Jurassic Park Fallen Kingdom Should Have Ended.”

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

Screw that video.

[@blackkitty369]

Love it!!

[@bacd-nn2lg]

Never thought that Raptors can get tho the mainland this way. It is more interesting idea dinos getting to the mainland than humans transporting them in like it was in the last movie.

[@MarcoMakesOfficial]

man, the quality of your videos is going up exponentially with every upload. Keep up the good work Klayton 💪😎

[@mutantapk5903]

Does anyone else think that Klayton should try doing an audiobook of Jurassic Park, and the Lost World? Cause I think he is really good at telling the story.

[@peppermintparasite]

"Hey, what'd I touch?" "Uhh...You didn't touch anything, we stopped."

[@Angstintensifier]

I love these videos where you explain the jp novels and read the best parts

[@americanbadassundertakerga4589]

Whoa just reading that title the "Raptors escaping" that's scary man btw love your vids man

[@simpalorion9911]

Hey thank you for these videos! Your the best at what you do and I will forever till my last breathe watch your videos! The ways you describe the book scenes just blow me away too

[@nickkummer2900]

THANK YOU for covering this! After I read Jurassic Park, I couldn't believe the film never covered this. This is (in it's own way) a HUGE PIECE of the story never told on film. Perhaps in JW III, they could cover this in the beginning of the film, or, use it towards the climax. It could be pieced in nicely. For those who have not read the book(s) I STRONGLY URGE you do! Thanks, Klayton!

[@jagerdergroe8604]

Hey AMAZING video! I would love it if you did commentaries for all the franchise films, I have tried many of them on KZbin but none of the guys posting them are as passionate about the franchise as you. Watching the movies with your commentary will take them to the next level!

[@markusnavergard2387]

" once i and the other raptors have made it to the mainland, i will lay low and take odd jobs under the name of Mr. Pilkinton, but perhaps i´ve said to much"

[@GiuseppeDeRosa2001]

Every single time I watch one of your videos I feel like playing Jurassic world evolution u keep Jurassic park awesome!!!!!!!

[@TobeWilsonNetwork]

2:55 the fade in of the Raptor scratching its ear is perfect comic material. Am I imagining things or doesn’t the Raptor nest plot conclude with them nerve gassing the whole lot?

[@Timbo_Slice93]

my favorite videos you make are the ones about velociraptors they're my favorite dinosaur in the Jurassic movies

[@paulj5336]

I love the ticking clock element of alerting the Raptors on the ship. The sense of urgency is very cinematic. Something the novel does really well. Great video.

[@velociraptor4you3291]

I remember this quite well! Didn't know what exactly Crichton was going for with it until now.

[@zakplayz6429]

I would honestly listen and follow along to an entire video of Klayton reading the entire Jurassic Park novel and/or The Lost World novel.

[@christopherkortum5535]

Seconded, but he's probably limited by copyright. Would be neat if he got official permission for it though, and he might have the contacts to get the ball rolling on that.

[@zakplayz6429]

Christopher Kortum Agreed.

[@testacular6805]

Hey Klayton are you going to play the new secrets of dr. Henry Wu DLC on Jurassic world evolution

[@brendanmcparlane4441]

Yea I wanna see him do a talk about it.

[@kanesouthby4272]

I personally think you should release an audio book of you reading the novels. I don't know how it would affect copyright etc.

[@jimhawkins144]

It looks like these people didn’t look harder in the boat

[@severinelabayrade3779]

Your videos are amazing i really enjoy your content stay on that way

[@kevinsorbi5408]

Can't wait for ya to do both novels all chapters :) also gonna enjoy that water battle with the mososaur in Jurassic world war lol

[@Schmidtactular]

It would be important if it's result was addressed in lost world, but i assume the raptors died of a lycine deficiency. Or at least i think that's what Crichton had in mind. I remember reading that part when i was a kid and i was mostly confused by it by the time i ended the book because the raptors getting off the island felt unimportant. In the moment when reading that part, it's an ominous "oh shit" feeling, but it quickly becomes irrelevant once you get into the meet of the novel. Personally, i feel the scene where the raptors are seen on the boat is meant for one purpose. Control, or lack there of. Even before Nedry screwed the pooch, the most fear animal on the island is showing it is not within the control of Jurassic Park. Let's say Dennis didn't shut the power off and didn't commit corporate espionage: Jurassic Park opens on schedule and park goers are running around out and about having a merry ol' time when park security gets a reports that a few park goers cannot find their companions and then the remains are found and everybody realizes that raptors are on the loose.

[@spiritconsumer]

Hi friend. Actually you find out they were eating lysine-high foods later on. They survived and didnt die :-)

[@ernesthegmann699]

Most people who only ever see the movie are completely unaware how pivotal this moment is. It actually lasts far longer and includes about 70 full grown Velociraptors. The movie only shows 4 Raptors one being the Hatchling. In the book Well before the Supply ship the Kids see Raptors running between Stegosaurs and towards the End the Pack Congregate at the South Dock (Roughly where the Jurassic World Dock) when the ship comes in. These were major scenes and led to the Carpet bombing of Nublar at the End. It should be Noted in the Game Gerry Harding and Laura Sorkin have a huge Argument because she wants to Release the Tylosaurs into the Pacific Ocean.

[@FossilBox]

This part of the book is one of the scenes I think about most, more than even someone the most iconic scenes. The tension and spookiness is so good

[@brianlevine871]

It kind of reminds me of that deleted scene from TLW in which some raptors snuck onto that ship and killed its crew. Maybe the scene you're describing from the novel inspired that deleted moment? Either way, raptors on a ship is frightening, especially in the dark.

[@tyrannoking097]

Ya know something’s been bugging me bout the first novel I get the compies and the other dinos breeding but how the hell did the raptor babies that were bred in the wild get out and managed to have enough to sustain 2 breeding colonies, because there were six adults in the colony that Grant and the others went to so how did they escape from the enclosure?

[@christopherkortum5535]

If memory serves, Grant brings this up in the book as well. At least one of the adults do. He asks if there was a massive rat problem when they first moved into the island but it went away without them doing anything, and one of the workers (forget who) has an "um.....yes" reaction. Then someone makes a comment on 'why haven't we seen them hunting?' and it's pointed out that the raptors are nocturnal hunters, so they're out when everyone's asleep and not actively watching the security cameras. Since the computer system was only counting to the number of animals it was expecting, in the areas it was expecting to find them, it never dinged them that there were raptors outside the pen as it always found the expected number inside the pen. Jungle rats are pretty big and breed fast, so it'd do for a while. That said, it'd only sustain them for so long and then they'd start going for other animals and people, and might be a factor in the raptor's urge to migrate. Another item on the "the park was doomed to fail even before Nedry did his thing" list.

[@alancoll1987]

I read this chapter on Friday. Brilliant. I asume that all the raptors came from the small number that was lonked in their pens. They bred in secret and their offspring got out at night when there were no patrols like it says in the book. I asume the babies were small enough to get past the bars and they stuck together for protection. So much story to find even if its not actually inn print. :D

[@spiritconsumer]

Dude. Good theory. I am currently reading the book and heard that part where they arent being watched at night.

[@Raykushi]

This was actually a pretty important part of the story. Though it doesn't effect other events in the book that much, it establishes a deadline and a sense of urgency. Grant and the remainder of the survivors cannot simply lay low and take their time in finding a way to get off the island safely because of this plot element and is the reason why character's may take risks that would otherwise be pointless or foolish - it's in service of trying to get in contact with the boat on time.

[@gabethedinosaur95]

This is one of my favorite chapters . Grant sees two juvenile raptors on the ship to the mainland. Dinosaurs going to the mainland was something John Hammond should have know but he didn’t cause chaos was happening on nublar .

[@dantebanducci235]

For me this plot point was one of the most intense parts of the book.

[@JerseyWolf]

I love how Malcom just shrugs off the raptors on the boat in the most iconic "I told you." ever.

[@dinoguy163]

Welp, the mainland is screwed

[@TheJules194]

As always, the best 👍🏻

[@scottfree2248]

Love your channel! I wish that this had been included in the first movie. This would have paved the way for a much better sequel.It would have been a overarching plot that would have made for a great second story. I would have enjoyed a sequel where the escaped raptors are loose in the Jungle of Costa Rica and the experts are trying to contain the situation. The pterodactyls could have also have been shown to escape along with perhaps the Spinosaur!

[@ironraptorterror]

I like how Klayton approaches these videos with more of a scifi horror element,which is something I wish the series would have veered towards

[@brandonkranz7650]

Wish they would have focused on this more in the first movie. The film made it seem all Nedry’s fault when it wasn’t; the Park was a failure before Nedry’s espionage

[@keith4391]

Yes! The movie made it all Nedry's fault, which practically invalidates Ian Malcolm's Chaos Theory, as Nedry was basically the cause of everything and without him nothing would have happened and the park could be controlled this argument that they don't everything under control, it would be invalidated. I know that a disgruntled bribed employee is not something controlled, but it is not something natural like the dinosaurs already escaping before this incident... Anyway, I can't explain, I hope I expressed myself well.

[@Angstintensifier]

I really enjoyed reading this and I found the way that there was a ticking time bomb in the Novel

[@YokozunaNumber1]

One of my favorites parts of the book was this very scene. John Heard, the dad from "Home Alone", did a fantastic job of narrating the audiobook, and his delivery made it particularly scary to 12 year-old me, back in 1993, when I heard it.

[@fuzzycatfur2008]

I love how you use JPOG music in your videos, even subtle remixes of them to increase dramatic effect.

[@Slyarno2795]

Spectacular Klayton I like this part and definitely lead the part of the t rex attack.

[@Tigrexzahn]

I love your visualisations!

[@bradyonyx174]

Man, I love they incorporated the quote shown in the beginning of the video into the end of Fallen Kingdom. “How many times do you have to see the evidence? How many times must the point be made? We’re causing our own extinction. Too many red lines have been crossed. And our home has in fundamental ways been polluted by averous, and political megalomania. Genetic power has now been unleashed. And of course that’s gonna be catastrophic. This change was inevitable from the moment we brought the first dinosaur back from extinction. We convince ourselves that sudden change is something that happens outside the normal order of things, like a car crash, or that it’s beyond our control, like a fatal illness. We don’t conceive of radical, irrational change as woven into the very fabric of existence. Yet I can assure you it most assuredly is. And it’s happening now. Humans and dinosaurs are now going to be forced to coexist. These creatures were here before us. And if we’re not careful, they’re gonna be here after. We’re gonna have to adjust to new threats that we can’t imagine. We’ve entered a new era. Welcome, to Jurassic World.” -Ian Malcolm, Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom I know I was probably a little excessive on the quote, but still, it’s nice to listen to the wise words of Dr. Ian Malcolm.

[@joshuadesautels]

Which was actually taken from the book, right?

[@kiryuthedragonwarrior2746]

I'm I the only one who likes Fallen Kingdom

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

My niece and cousins and I are major fans of Fallen kingdom

[@GAMERPRO-wz5en]

Kiryu The Dragon Warrior Nope a lot of people did. Some people including me consider it the best sequel. Klayton liked it IGN gave it 8.4 alot of critics gave it 3/5 stars.People should stop considering youtubers as legit critics. Yes it has it flaws the thing I like about it the most was that out of all the films it sets up sequel perfectly.

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

@@GAMERPRO-wz5en Those youtubers? Just a bunch of nostalgia addicted babies who can't come up with anything better

[@kiryuthedragonwarrior2746]

Yep too true and people like Channel Awesome wanted the movie to start with the dinos already on main land but the wont make any sense

[@jw_gojifan19]

Best film of 2018 in my opinion

[@prototype4171]

Yes this was a particularly intresting part of the book for me it showed the true level of intelligence in the raptors how dangerous they are

[@yupyup4209]

Your videos are just the best. I would love if they made special editions of the books with artwork to go along with a lot of the scenes in the book!

[@spongebobisconfusedaboutth9375]

Raptors: haha suckers we got away! Boat guard: oh look a raptor *pulls gun out and shoots them* Raptors: *X_X*

[@LeonGun8]

That's actually what happened according to Crichton. Hence why there was no big issue about it in Lost World. In Lost World they only talked about colonies of Procompsognathus killing babies and children in Costa Rica. Hence confirming them as the only ones that managed to escape.

[@albornox91]

raptor be all "Fievel we´re going to america! "

[@grandadmiralzaarin4962]

I agree. It's a paramount plot point I wish had been included in the films.

[@lianakriebel]

I think I need to put JP on my Christmas list. Really really really need to read the book again, because your vids make me appreciate the novels so much more. (Not putting LW on the list since I already found it at a book sale.)

[@MusicConfusion99]

Never read the books, but I will now.

[@kronosaur417]

That was one of my favorite parts of the book, I only wish that the films had explored that concept early on.

[@SomeGuyandHisHerps]

This and the last few lines in the novel.describing how sightings on the mainland of something attacking crops rich in Lysine always stuck out to me.

[@kagekao8970]

Cool vid

[@geronimo5537]

One of the best parts from the book

[@ReyQuiroz-ko2fb]

Damm velociraptors are hell a smart

[@pillow2144]

Great video love it keep the good work!

[@ibtiago18]

This is one of my favorite parts of the book.

[@GodEater1313]

For the love of science PLEASE READ A FULL NOVEL I love these videos

[@jw_gojifan19]

I remember that part of the book vividly in my mind. In fact every scene with the animals off of the island was memorable. One part that irked me was the university scene in which a doctor is studying the half carcass of a Compy and tries to take it to an expert but her co-worker says that the fragments are not going anywhere. However I was confused at the end as the nest bit seemed rushed as the government lifted the survivors off of the island before there was any investigation on the nesting site.

[@kevin_ramirez2529]

Cool scene , greatly read man! I hope they utilize these references in the new movie.

[@dinosaurfan2409]

I just realized that same quote by Dr. Ian Malcom in the novel was also referenced in one of his lines in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom. It's been a while since I read the original novel so I didn't recognize it at first.

[@mathm7401]

I hope that one day the Series is revisited and completely remade with a bigger focus on the books

[@WolfloreSchrodinger]

Hey Klayton, I haven't been up to date with the QNAs and such, but have you ever given thought to narrating the 2 Crichton novels in audiobook format? With the effort you put into these videos, I'd love to hear the sound of them being narrated whilst I'm busy with hobbies that require my hands and eyes.

[@daniellesaliba6818]

Love your channel

[@theliato3809]

Its pretty interesting how all these little cracks in the system are there to show how the system is breaking down even when things are running smoothly.

[@mr.bigglesworth3777]

Ian diffidently has my fav lines in the first book and there are so many of them

[@NYCBro1992]

Velociraptors out of the Island?

[@MikeP813]

ANGELO RODRIGUEZ Recipe for death lol

[@chrisbraxton2530]

This has the vibes of the Syfy original movie raptor island and if any of you seen this film on the sci-fi channel before it was Syfy now then you should know what I'm talking about. What you think Klayton about Raptor Island and have you seen it yourself. Also great videos as usual man great content great narration everything. 😊👍

[@mynameiskolbyhackett5753]

He’s here he’s there he’s everywhere who you gonna call man eating velociraptors!

[@mrslinarcos]

ROAR!!!!!!!! This would have been great in the movie. I didn't read the book, but It's just really a good lead up to the next part in the movie.

[@DavidSmith-eg5le]

I think if they did another movie where they hit the mainland I would have loved to have seen them on the highway causing pile-ups that would have been an epic seeing the Raptors running across the highway and maybe with the flying dinosaurs swooping down on cars causing pile-ups and cars smashing into each other that would have been an interesting scene in a Jurassic World movie

[@creativenamesmth]

Flying dinosaurs?

[@nicktp1214]

You are a great story teller

[@The80sWolf_]

I like how this part tied in to the raptor attacks earlier in the novel.

[@will5554]

I haven't been getting your notifications for a week now.