The Truth About What Happened After Jurassic Park - The InGen Clean Up of 1994

[@wonton_7708]

For some reason when they talk about the clean up I imagine people with brooms coming into the jungle...

[@Logan_Remains]

I was thinking the same thing lol like your going to need a lot more then brooms for this

[@WhiskeyBrewer]

"Brush Her! Brush Her!"

[@akawojo]

hahahahahaa

[@jurassicroom7673]

They go to grab light bulbs they end up being Troodon eyes.

[@panzerb]

We're gonna need a bigger broom

[@SamB4Sanity]

This could even make for a cool prequel to The Lost World.

[@yungjoker215]

Samuel Lassús as a prelude to jp2

[@bombomos]

I would LOVE a movie like this

[@Fan-do8xy]

More like The Lost World JP Extended version

[@SandmanGotBeer]

Maybe that'll be the movie ScarJo might star in...

[@oscarstainton]

If not an animated TV series, a comic book series covering the events that took place after Jurassic Park would be immense. These small details are great teases but they hint towards a truly interesting spinoff story, worth visiting in glorious detail.

[@ninjahombrepalito1721]

I would like to see a tv series or something like that, but, I do fear they would ruin it.

[@ninjahombrepalito1721]

Zulhazreen Hazreen I really don't care much about the cinematography. As long as the lore is not ruined. Like they don't start making substories that change the way we see the movies or stuff like that.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

@EpicJason X9000 ABC was pretty good with Agents of Shield.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

@EpicJason X9000 Fair enough.

[@christinerodriguez3976]

I agree, a TV series is something I could get behind.

[@rafalowpez2247]

They'd ruin it 100%

[@SandmanGotBeer]

I think this video personifies why this franchise has endured. Yes, jurassic park was a hit. But what keeps us coming back is the intrigue of what happened behind the scenes and the corporate shady coverup that followed. We all want to know the secrets of what Ingen was up to. It's so intriguing to think about.

[@AnthroGearhead]

Now we have analog game about the lores

[@begzog]

Exactly like Alien's Weyland Yutani and Star Wars democracy

[@East10Outpost]

I would LOVE to see a live action show depicting InGen's various activities. I think set on Isla Sorna would be coolest because they could dive into the cloning of their "secret" assets like Spino and what not. Set between Jurassic 1 and 2 when the village was operational. The show could even cover different time periods each season covering isolated story lines to maintain freshness and cover the entire franchise. There's a million ways they could make a good show, I hope they do.

[@manospondylus]

It's interesting that the T. rex even tried going for Brachiosaurs. Maybe because it was a cloned animal without parents in an unfamiliar environment it tested out which animals it can go after, similar to the Indominus rex. Maybe that's true for all cloned animals in the franchise, not just the hybrids, and would explain the strange behavior of Spinosaurus, the Big One and such.

[@leonelhuicho174]

Disappointed Turtle And she found out that brachiosaurus were too much trouble to be worth it.

[@gavinsiville9969]

Or maybe it’s because brachiosaurus is a big animal with a lot of meat and fat, so the T. Rex thought it could get a lot of food from it

[@RandomKourosh]

Jeff Goldblum was on television in 1995. And he told the public about Jurassic Park. That explains why Ludlow suited him

[@anubusx]

Then some rich people stumbled upon it.

[@CharlieKnight42021]

Showing LOVE for my absolute FAVORITE channel period ❤️ thank you for these amazing videos Klayton Fioriti. Have a blessed day my friend

[@yakem3660]

Hey Klayton, can you make a history of velociraptors? Thanks!

[@irishninja9358]

I think he has but I'm not sure

[@channelgrantito7662]

And a dino profile on Stiggy

[@RandomKourosh]

Thank you the dinosaur protection group. For telling us about all the secrets of ingen

[@SandmanGotBeer]

I think getting small details like this allow the imagination to fill in the rest in a way that's much more satisfying than actually seeing it unfold on screen. It allows a segment of it to remain mythic or legendary.

[@mr.bigglesworth3777]

I think it would be cool if they made it like a rogue one type of thing

[@brycevo]

Great video. This is an amazing summary. Thank You.

[@robertcowling9905]

I love the extended canon, especially stuff like this and dirty little secrets like operation clean sweep, but I think I prefer them with that air of mystery that comes from exploring old files and having them presented as tidbits of lost data like your vids. Would love more Jurassic, but I think some things are cool to keep mysterious.

I think seeing the transition as stories on either TV miniseries or as a new movie would be perfect, especially since that comic you told us about which planned to feature an adult dilophosaurus deserves a second look at

[@memby93x]

Love this. I remember pondering as a kid in the late 90s and 2000s what became of Nublar; since we only got to see Sorna in JP 2 and 3. Jurassic World never directly gave us answers either.

[@lukeparham3295]

So Jurassic Park: The Game is canon? That’s awesome!

[@marcusgraves2662]

It's considered semi-canon, meaning what happened in the game may or may not have happened in the movie universe.

[@tsgames6083]

@@marcusgraves2662 no such thing as semi canon the game is movie canon itself

[@s3npai_san150]

its 2020 and I never thought id watch movie analysis videos, but here I am, binge-watching all of your videos

[@frankp8763]

I think the park could have been a success. The biggest reason everything went wrong is that Dennis sabotaged the park.

[@bartenderbobmtg9809]

Hello Newman

[@elisabethschepers3398]

exactly

[@Floridafanatic28]

You're forgetting what happened in Jurassic World though. Nobody sabotaged THAT park.

[@jacksgodofachannel9181]

Floridafanatic28 except for owen and the workers

[@jacksgodofachannel9181]

Yea it would’ve gone for about 1-2 years perfectly but it would’ve failed eventually

[@MistaGoodbytes]

I would like to see a tv series based on the 1994 Ingen clean up. Even after I first saw Jurassic Park at the theater in 1993, I always wanted to know what happened in the months following the incident. The sequels have never really gone into this in detail so a tv series would help fill the gap between the fist JP and The Lost World. Talking of the Lost World, I’d also like to see a tv series that tells the story of the events of hurricane Clarissa which led to Site B being abandoned.

[@wayoutwest3529]

Great video once again. One of the reasons I love the Jurassic franchise is because it has so much lore.

[@thegamingbluejay237]

Dude I can finally answer my friends questions about what happen after you are truly a lifesaver

[@andrewm9291]

Good vid, I would like to see the events between JP and TLWJP as a TV series which could air after JW3 comes out along with maybe shows set in between each movie whether they are live action or animated. However considering how expensive making TV shows are these days whether they are live action or animated along with viewership figures still being used to justify if a TV show lives for a whole season or gets axed it is unlikely to happen. Unless Comcast don't care about ratings while making expensive shows they can put them on streaming services so that millions of JP/JW fans worldwide can watch them and if they are good I'm sure we will support them.

[@Lukr4tive1008]

I tried to be first and failed miserably... But succeeded in being early! Btw great vid Klayton! Always bringing me new information about Jurassic Park that I (probably) didn't even know.

[@alexholloway9847]

Rusted fences , ruined cars , abandoned buildings overgrown by the jungle , raptor corpses in the visitor centre and in the distance a T. Rex roar The thought of the park after the disaster is both chilling and sad

[@karnagefails333]

Thanks for the video Klayton! These are awesome!

[@cassthenerd6023]

A full expanded universe would be awesome tbh

[@trilobitose]

I don't think was all the secrets

[@bryanpseno4203]

Cass the Nerd same!

[@AnnabelRoss6789]

What blows me away about the whole aftermath of the Nublar incident is that Dennis Nedrys' family still thinking that they were entitled for a lawsuit against InGen...

[@Princess_Celestia_]

Yeah well, that sort of thing happens a lot. A guy in my town was working at the farmers co-op, he stuck his arm inside an auger that had gotten clogged up even though he had been told multiple times not to do that. The glog worked loose and the auger ripped his arm off. He tried to sue them and thankfully lost.

[@natashamooney5230]

This video is the best addition to my Saturday morning!! Thank you!!

[@agentcondor5166]

Early what's up bro? Your videos always fill the required need of JP, thanks as always for covering all the aspects of this franchise

[@mechanicore1148]

Mini series of the in-between time would be cool, 12 or so episodes so it doesnt get to drawn out.

[@anthonyboylan88]

Jog on u si

[@CaptainFord0yt]

Good to rewatch this video five years later, great help for my research for a movie I’ll be making set during that time.

[@Godzilla00X]

Ingen should have tried cloning things like Woolly Mammoths and Dodos to try and recoup its loses. Safer animals that would bring in big money to be sold zoos and private owners

[@rocekth]

Mammoths wouldn't be safe

[@rocekth]

And humans caused the extinction of dodos

[@Godzilla00X]

@@rocekth doesnt matter what made Dodos extinct, still would be huge if brought back. Mammoths I should rephrase would be easier to manage compared to dinosaurs

[@xKitzunexx]

Wouldn't have been as exciting as dinosaurs though. "Oh look it's the animal that we killed off. Oh look a bigger elephant but with hair!"

[@Floridafanatic28]

Can't just bring something back because you want to. You must have some DNA to work from.

[@Reaper-gl6gx]

Amazing! Keep up the good work!

[@menudo2381]

That’s a creepy nedry pic

[@conryplaysrgaming2585]

Yes, yes that is

[@ReturnoftheMac2020]

But awesome at the same time!

[@lordindoraptor6983]

Juicy

[@AstolfoMiller]

What time?

[@iphonese2709]

@@AstolfoMiller at 3:57

[@TheSpufiniti]

I dont know how you keep creating such great content. You make it seem like JP is more than movies.

[@kylgrv]

You know, come to think of it, it would be nice to have some side story with this franchise talking about how InGen dealt with the failure of Jurassic Park and how they tried to save themselves from bankruptcy before the events of "The Lost World." It could be like how "Rogue One" told the story of how the rebels got the plans to the Death Star, which they used to destroy the weapon in "A New Hope."

[@patrickgibbons8579]

What a fantastic idea for a movie! The 1994 clean up. Klayton you need to get a script together. P.s I love your work man

[@hamsterSNAKE]

Looking forward to the next Jurassic World Evolution video. Keep the great content rollin' my dude.

[@jayj7418]

You’re hands down the best jp/jw youtuber imo

[@levinix5792]

I've wondered what happened to the park's dinosaurs after the events of 1993 for so long. I was also curious if Ingen had ever found the remains of Dennis Nedry, I now know they did. Much was revealed in this video.

[@BuddSidewinder]

In the novel, they find his corpse and also find out he stole the embryos.

[@Princess_Celestia_]

​@@BuddSidewinderand stole Muldoon's jeep.

[@BuddSidewinder]

@@Princess_Celestia_ yep, that too!

[@MortyKai-h3s]

10/10 Klayton :D 👍 Hopefully you will get 1 million before the end of the year good luck ;D

[@philsmorton]

Heyyy! More about the discrediting of Ian Malcolm! Don't know if you read my comment asking for that, but I really appreciate it, Klayton! You're awesome, man. Keep up the good work!

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

explain the history of InGen. Who are/were the original partners? When was established? And everything else.

[@GabyGeorge1996]

Bender Bending Rodriguez read the book

[@austinparris1418]

wiki ingen

[@TheTheRanger1]

Gaby George thank you! These reviews are nearly the books plus some

[@bryanpseno4203]

Bender Bending Rodriguez I'd love to know.

[@artc1980]

Ingen was started by Hammond and raised the majority of his capital with the help of Gennaro from rich Japanese investors...

[@adams.2407]

The 1994 cleanup should honestly get a film adaptation if JP starts doing spinoffs

[@jarrodedwards08]

What really gets me is how much they differ from the novel with this. In the novel, Compys were on the island to eat the dinosaur crap. Hammond never made it off the island after falling down a hill, breaking an ankle and the compys killed him. Nedry was discovered when the power was restored and the storm had passed. Also, the island was blasted with nuclear missiles and nerve gas to kill off all the dinos. Its funny how they have made the movies the real thing and the novels are basically completely different stories with a few characters that share the same name as the films.

[@Princess_Celestia_]

In my opinion, the books where better.

[@Cdr2002]

This is a great video. Any chance you’ll do something similar for the other films? I’d love to know what happened after the Lost World and how InGen managed to cover up the events of JP3

[@CosmicKev2.0]

I’ve always had a thought about what happen after the JP incident, and this video / your other videos put the puzzle together. I’m actually writing a fan-made inspired story about this; the events after JP & the ‘before construction’ of Jurassic world. Thanx Klayton^^

[@joeygaming8856]

Hey can you do the history of brachiosaurus

[@williamgualtiere2336]

Very cool! These are really informative!

[@NublarLodge]

These informations about pre or post Jurassic Park are always very interesting.

[@bigsus4065]

Your videos remind me a lot of Star Wars theories but jurassic ofc, I wish more people made this type of commentary vids

[@BFIFE22G35]

What's always confused me is that Ingen tried to play Malcoms stories about dinosaurs as crazy campfire stories, yet they planned to bring the dinosaurs from Sorna and open a Jurassic Park San Diego. Would that not make Malcoms story much more likely in the publics eye?

[@WhyTho525]

Well that's InGen for you

[@Princess_Celestia_]

Not really. They'd open the new park and simply claim Malcolm's crazy camp fire stories gave them the idea. And who could prove otherwise?

[@spicyguyofspice4106]

Oooooo i was waiting for a vid like this, awesome! Could you maybe do a vid at some point talking about the hatchery lab scene in the novel where the raptors attack Alan? I think that would be really cool

[@thexplodenator3007]

Spicy Guy he already has

[@the_console-girl-9778]

What a great idea, Id love to see this in a video explained.

[@spicyguyofspice4106]

@@thexplodenator3007 really? I dont think so

[@thexplodenator3007]

Spicy Guy yup he has

[@cherogers614]

#Krayton I appreciate people like you.. Making this channel...people like you is why youtube the best ever...I was watching the whole jurassic series...you made the experience very cool....thanks 👍

[@connorvaughn6460]

Operation Clean Sweep was pretty brutal. A whole fleet of b52 bombers just unloading napalm on the island sounds terrifying.

[@lawrenceroberts1220]

I would honestly love to see a 2-3 season series on Netflix. Not just showing what happened after the first movie, but also before the park. Showing when the animals hatched, then getting shipped to the park. I’d imagine there’d be a little more than a few violent accidents before the park. Or am I the only one who thinks this would be a good idea?

[@monkeydude3987]

This could at least be a 10-ish part mini-series, or if they could write enough detailed episodes it could be a few seasons. I would absolutely love it!

[@Dinoslay]

Here's a chance for Universal to establish an animated series. They could make it's execution similar in style to Star Wars: The Clone Wars. This way there'd be no challenge when original characters like Malcolm, Hammond or Wu are required to appear, simply find voice actors who sound similar. It makes sense to do due to there having been a craving in the fandom for an animated show ever since the original two attempts(Return To Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park: Chaos Effect) were both cancelled in early pre-production. Do it, Universal, it's your one chance to expand the property.

[@MUHAMMADUMAR-np9or]

Great video bruh 👌👌👌

[@RSCrushed]

Great video once again

[@fb6aaron737]

I would love to see a TV series built around this. They could do like a season to build up to the incident then do a second season to show the clean up of '94.

[@jarrettaustin1602]

The events between JP and TLW, including the 1994 cleanup, would make a great Netflix series.

[@chrischan5168]

We could really have a prequel film about this time in the franchise.

[@docholliday5472]

I always wondered why Universal never made a Jurassic Park TV show. I guarantee that people would watch it.

[@velociraptor4you3291]

A TV 📺 series about this is certainly something I’d be on board for!

[@ryaquaza3offical]

Wait the T. rex was trying to attacking the brachiosaurus?,.. Is everything in this series mental or something?

[@kida5020]

I mean girlie was probably deseprate for food so she took a chance

[@Soul93Taker]

Brachiosaurus is big but really slow, rexy could attack from the front and damage her neck/chest

[@victorpleitez768]

Rexy needs to eat. And since she unintentionally dwindled her food supply of typical sized prey for a t-Rex it makes sense for her to eat the bigger herbivores. Now if she were smart she would’ve tried eating the younger brachiosaurus who strayed behind in a herd, or she would’ve done quick hit and runs on the bigger ones and waited for a infected bite mark to slow them down.

[@pilkers2]

It’s stated in the novel 1 trex needs a few hundred parasaurs to survive for its entire life so food was probably extremely low for the carnivores like the trex was left to roam free for 4 years which means the trex needs to find 4 years worth of food on a island with very limited dinosaurs

[@TheSilver0206]

Only thing missing is the Herrerasaur! Awesome video!

[@Benny_T]

Great video, keep up the good work 👍

[@johnoffice7930]

Another awesome video thank you klayton. I allways wondered who was the company nedry was working for?

[@johnoffice7930]

Biosyn a company i cant recall seeing in any other film maybe in JW3

[@dirandrous7682]

Dude, you should look up "kid gets hit by fly swatter" Welcome to a near death experience caused by laughter

[@MrAUGBoi]

Would be cool to see it done as a straight-to-Netflix series.

[@SaltCrocodile]

Ah netflix would just fuck it up

[@Alexander-ix2jp]

Or straight to Amazon Prime Video series.

[@isaiahjones7929]

I would love to see it on Netflix and dine well or fantastic

[@bluthammer1442]

Yup - with dinosaur gender targets, equal numbers of blue pink and yellow dinosaurs with a plot line that that ensures they are all equally herbaceous

[@kida5020]

no don't Netflix will only ruin it like they always do

[@markhennigan9472]

Nice details great job

[@Steve_the_Radroach]

What is the name of the background music you use in the start of your vids? Particulary around 00:01

[@Polar333Bear]

I think just remaking Jurassic Park altogether for TV would be great. As long as they're with a network that is willing to dish of the money required for exotic sets and the digital and practical dinos. They would probably find a way to ruin it, but maybe not. Each season of say 10 episodes, that covers what would be considered a single movie or book. They'd be able to add in all the side plots and characters from the books that got cut, and allow for the writers to get creative with time spent between each island visit.

[@jamestheidiot3984]

Imagine watching this 5 years later haha! ohhhh

[@franciscoandrada412]

All of this should be a Netflix series going up from right after the 1993 incident to the opening of Jurassic World

[@tonef8892]

did you do this video because of me! it's awesome if you did.

[@MyFilmJunkie]

Great video! I’m surprised the Parasaurolophus, Triceratops, Gallimimus and Brachiosaurus weren’t breeding.

[@aliciachapman]

This makes sense and is instersting as well. A novel would be awesome. Awesome job! :)

[@ingensiteateam]

Awesome video, always! But, you forgot the 4 Herrerasaurus. We now know there was a 4 individuals during the incident although their DNA was not 100%. And, during the clean-up, InGen found all individuals are dead. By the way, I really hope to see new Jurassic World: Regenesis episodes. It's very fun.

[@neom472]

Can you do the follow up after the lost world? This was amazing and in depth, keep up the great work bro, from a fellow JP nerd your content is dope

[@ToddJasonFilms]

Pin: THEY BETTER MAKE A FREAKING NETFLIX SERIES ON THIS, that would be awesome!!!!!

[@arbiter690]

The Prehistoric Animals on Nublar are as follows; Carnivores: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Velociraptors, Troodons, Dilophosaurus, Herrasaurus, and Compsognathus Herbivores: Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, Parasaurolophus, and Gallimimus Non-Dinosaurs: Tylosaurus and Pteranodons I am most curious to see what an ecosystem of these animals would be like and see how they ended up as they did prior and after cleanup plus which ones survived the cleanup. There are so many questions to this island of how these animals thrived or died after the park incident. Same can be said for the extinct flora too.

[@BrainScratchComms]

I don't really know that any compelling stories could be made of this kind of backstory unless it was in the form of perhaps a novel or short story compilation. Written stories are a little better for this kind of nonfocused, not-quite-plot-reliant kind of storytelling. It's actually the kind of storytelling that Jurassic Park and The Lost World by Michael Crichton employed for a fair chunk of their page count, actually. But a TV series or anything like that? Nah, those mediums of entertainment rely more on structure and plot, which is a big part of why the Lost World movie was so different from the novel. - Lewis

[@dylanmacfarlane6742]

Keep up the good work.

[@irishninja9358]

I love jurassic park and I quote it all the time like "its...it's a dinosaur" "life finds a way" "uh uh uh you didn't say the magic word" "Welcome to jurassic park

[@TimberLineFern]

Uh uh uh, you didn't say the magic word!

[@irishninja9358]

@@TimberLineFern please! please!

[@badandy102]

Hold onto your buts

[@DeLaCruzProductionz]

Clever Girl

[@punkfranco]

run... as fast as you can

[@dHybrid_351]

1994 was the year i was born... To have all this going on and to see this makes my imagination run wild with so much at hand! Don't wanna think of the abuse IN-GEN inflicted to the dinosaurs :( Awesome vid! :) Also how do you become a part of Game Wardens and IN-GEN workers?

[@jimmyallen8210]

Awesome topic. I would definitely watch a tv series or movie on this. They need a minor character that has 4wheeling experience, knows how to fix vehicles, and knows about 4x4 recovery. If I was going to a tropical island I would want someone who knows how to get around in a vehicle.

[@a_humblegamer255]

Just wondering at 3:26 is that and actual book back and if it is what is it called??

[@justinworthington8127]

I’d love to see this story told somehow. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a full length movie or long drawn out series or anything (although I wouldn’t totally be opposed to that either), but something visual/on-screen depicting these events would definitely be awesome

[@14goterps]

A spin off series before Jurassic park would be cool. Like maybe the main character is one of Henry Woos assistants and realizes the dangers of what’s happening but doesn’t say anything. Something like that would be sick.

[@connorthompson8376]

I'd love to see a series that explored these events, and others.

[@perlamunoz2707]

This story would be a good idea for a series or novel.

[@aaronallen8594]

Nice video!

[@Paintedawg]

Could you explore why Masrani Global decided to abandon Jurassic World? I never understood why they pulled all employee's off since once the I-rex was dead there were only 2 dinosaurs loose: Blue and Rexy. All other dinos were still locked up in their enclosures and the pterosaurs were tranked and put away. No one to look after all the other assets and investments in the other animals.

[@LPTV84]

Is it me or does the original JP trilogy carry a feeling of awe and mystery and darkness to it that is just missing from the currently trilogy? Like I really do wonder what the hell happened in the 80s and 90s that involved these animals who frankly don't understand or even comprehend how central they are to these situations.

[@demigod5219]

Interesting video I think it’d be amazing if a spinoff movie was made about the events that led to the fall of Isla Sorna! Instead of a group of endorsers it’d focus on a group of workers showcasing the dinosaurs & island!

[@Mitch-Raptor-Toys]

Hi, where did you get the Information and Documents about that?