What Happened To Jophery BEHIND The Raptor’s Cage? - Jurassic Park Theory

Jophery is attacked by a Velociraptor after falling off of the cage gate in the first Jurassic Park movie. What happened to him and how did this scene play out? We never get to see the Raptor attack itself but these dinosaurs are VERY scary and vicious in the movie! Does Alan Grant give us a hint and what does this mean for other scenes like when they try to turn the power back on at the end? Isla Nublar is a rough place to work.
#JurassicPark #Scary #Theory

[@hunterkiller86]

What if the shots we heard were the park workers mercy killing Jophery?

[@KlaytonFioriti]

😂

[@ThePyroSquirrel1]

Lmao ‘shoot her’ Jophery be like 😮

[@terrencehollins8072]

Damn! That shit hits hard as fuck!

[@treystephens6166]

Well the Velociraptor was worth more then he was. 💰

[@durgapur_97]

He must’ve been hard to kill, took that many bullets

[@bigalgames7963]

You remember how in Alien: Isolation there were bonus DLC missions where we could play as characters from the movie and reenact scenes from it? Imagine if in Jurassic Park: Survival they had missions like that for Jopherys death, playing as Jophery himself unloading the raptor and then seeing yourself getting attacked. They could also do Ray Arnold and showing how he died, Ellie while she was looking for the power switch, Nedry getting the embryos, Muldoon hunting rhe raptors with his shotgun, so many opportunities.

[@jonathanmccafferty4411]

☝🏻THIS

[@terrencepoinsett4169]

This SOUNDS good..... but not enough to merit DLC. Imagination helps with films and smart people don't need everything spelled out to where there is 0 mystery to enjoy

[@signornessuno5174]

Yes, I think so. They can do similar things with the next new Jurassic Park's game.

[@pat2430]

Clearly, the raptor was trying to help him up. But due to a misunderstanding, jophery panicked.

[@YSL8704]

It's like the "Foxy's a good guy" theory, Jophery clearly just died from a heart attack!

[@jimbowlan5804]

The clever girl tried to give him a hug and accidentally slashed him

[@JRBDWD]

Lol your comment sounds like what a CNN reporter would say

[@igby.gonzalo]

😂😂😂

[@mangagirl9132]

Like in the Lego game where all the raptor wanted was the hotdog.😂

[@datassassin9643]

Both the book and the movie actually paint a very clear picture on how the raptors are different from every other dinosaur that's be genetically engineered. The raptors not only show extreme intelligence but they're also incredibly cruel. It's noted in both the movie and books that they kill for pleasure outside of just hunting for food. They were constantly checking defenses as well being aggressive towards anyone even themselves. Hence why they had to lower a cow into the pen and why the one raptor killed all but the other 2. In the books Henry even begs hammond to let him continue working on the raptor genes so he can create a more slower and not as deadly version of the raptor. I don't think it really mattered what the raptor did to the worker because it was going to torture regardless of how little or how much time he had with him.

[@kelvingriffiths6017]

Cruel? Yes. But whats intresting is the Raptors are still the victims.

[@YSL8704]

@@kelvingriffiths6017 Because they're fucking bloodthirsty is why they are, the reason they're treated so harshly is because of how cruel and violent they are💀.

[@nightmarezero8465]

​@@kelvingriffiths6017yeah take that animal activist crap outta here they aren't victims at all. That stupid crap has ruined the JP franchise. Stupid ass dino activism. Like really?

[@Dvailen]

It wasn't just the raptors Wu wanted to continue working on. He wanted to make them all slower and more docile. The way people were taught dinosaurs were (as of 1988 when the novel takes place), to which Hammond replied, "Then they wouldn't be real."

[@KobraKai2388]

And then, in the book, the way Wu is killed by the raptors is very abrupt and brutal.

[@joshuariddensdale2126]

Like Grant says in the camp scene, the raptor probably disemboweled Joffrey by slashing him across the belly, instead of dragging him into the cage and snapping his neck or cutting his jugular.

[@dereklopez9060]

Jaws and Jurassic Park have similar openings, What I like about them is that they both started off with the Universal logo and they're backed by a series of sounds that ushers you into the world of both films. Jaws had ocean and sub marine sounds, while Jurassic Park had it's jungle ambience. Another interesting, chilling connection between the two films are their opening scenes which they took place at night. Both with a single victim being dragged away by their feet and screaming from an unseen attacker.

[@Hollywood113807]

Huh I'd never thought about that, it's funny to me because Jaws and JP are my 2 favourite movies

[@ddc2957]

Another similarity: The animals do impossible things. Here, the Raptor lifts Jophery up in a manner impossible. In Jaws, there is repeated instant thumping on the hill of the boat like the shark is holding a baseball bat. Also where was that T Rex hiding in the last shot? 😂

[@mrbojangles8133]

Universal: that was cool, let's do that again

[@lepusarcticus5363]

And, funfact, the book starts with a scene where the wounded/dying worker is brought into a small doctors office on the mainland where he succumbs to his wounds. The doctor quickly realises them to be animal bite and scratch marks of incredible size and deph, wondering what kind of large land animal could cause these. The similarities to the autopsy scene of jaws was so striking that Spielberg decided not to do "the same opening in two movies in a row" and instead filmed the iconic attack scene we know.

[@treystephens6166]

Star Wars should be with Universal Studios 🌎 I still can’t believe that Disney owns it 😭

[@anthonytorresproductions]

In the novel, Jophery was rushed to the helicopter and landed on the beach near a hospital and right before he died on the table his final words was “Raptor” before he vomits a lot of blood and then dies on the floor.

[@tomatogenesis]

Wait, it was _him?!_ Darn, that's an even darker scene than I thought, I've never read the books but hearing around that a spanish worked said "Lo soy Raptor" ( _I AM RAPTOR_ ) before vomiting blood and dying quite creeped me out on its own, but the fact that that same worker is actually Jophery makes it even more tragic. At least it does make more sense now, though. (Also Jophery's spanish in the book? Interesting)

[@ericemler8151]

I remember that because no one knew what he meant when he kept saying Raptor

[@ThePrincessziah1]

Omg

[@DelainaTheJurassicFan]

That scene where Jophery was attacked was truly terrifying! Thank you so much for covering this, Klayton! Absolutely epic video today! Loved it! Keep up the great work! You're the best! Edit: Who's excited for Jurassic World Chaos Theory!? I sure am! Can't wait till it releases!

[@kelvingriffiths6017]

I 100% agree. I saw JP at the cinema. First movie there ever. I was six. That opening stuck with me (as did the clever girl moment) ever since. Raptors used to be nightmare fuel and the OG ones still are.

[@apocalypseone7078]

The raptors climbing up the wall and ceiling of the cage would make a lot of sense like in the book they describe multiple points of raptors dropping down from the roof or ceiling and a lot of big cats also drag their prey up into higher places. So them implementing that fact into the books and movies makes sense

[@kerianhalcyon2769]

Given what we know about the various animals they're sourced from this also makes sense. There's been a theory going around recently that raptors may have actually used their big toe claw to aid them in climbing trees, and various species of lizards actively climb up surfaces to stay away from danger or assert territory.

[@knz4641]

I couldn't imagine the pain he went through with the raptor constantly going at the bottom half of his body causing crucial pain and discomfort, fighting for his life.

[@kylgrv]

Looking into this opening scene, it's really fascinating to think about the ways that raptor could've killed Jophrey, and when looking back on Grant's lecture on how the raptors killed their prey, I think Jophrey, after the raptor began its attack, was first pulled into the cage by the leg, felt pain from said attack, before he was pulled upwards and further into the cage, where the raptor began tearing and chomping into his waist and stomach. That would explain his growing cries of pain the further the attack goes on (I know I'd be screaming in agony if that happened to me). As for that final scream before he's pulled in all the way, my guess is the raptor reached his chest and punctured one of his lungs with its claws. That would be an incredibly agonizing and painful way to go. Regardless of how he actually died in this scene, it still makes this one intense intro to the movie, where you know that for all the wonder that Jurassic Park may have with its dinosaurs, it still has a dark side to it with the raptors, with their cunning intelligence and ferocious hunting abilities. Kudos to Steven Spielberg and his crew for their movie making skills.

[@oscarstainton]

The beginning of Jurassic Park is striking for a lot of reasons, but I particularly like how the Raptor cage is more like a crate or box of some kind. The figurative Pandora’s Box opens as Jophery raises the gate, and the horrors within are unleashed, setting the plot of the film, and the whole series into motion.

[@HumanHamCube]

Instant Joff regret

[@hanburgundy4317]

I've always thought that the raptor that killed Jophery was "the big one" and that this was her introduction to the park. They focused on her eye, and Muldoon's, which they do later when Muldoon is attacked.

[@el902]

THANK YOU. That's 100% correct. Can't believe Klayton didn't catch that........

[@nunyabusiness863]

I always thought so too. I thought the eye shot between Muldoon and the creature and then later in the film was to symbolize the ominous 'they remember' line use by Muldoon. Showing they were more mentally and emotionally capable than we could've imagined by holding grudges. Almost like when malcolm says 'You!' about the bull rex in San Diego remembering them from the island.

[@bjrnhalfhand2258]

Yeah but you hear multiple shots as the scene fades to close. The animal is almost certainly shot to death. They wouldn't let this animal live after killing someone.

[@hanburgundy4317]

@bjrnhalfhand2258 Grant shoots multiple shots from a Spaz-12 at a raptor in the climax of the film and it does nothing so he discards the shotgun and runs for it. I don't think the ammo they had was lethal.

[@bjrnhalfhand2258]

@@hanburgundy4317 it's not at all clear if Grant even hits the raptor. The raptor at the beginning is shot no less than 6 times at close range. That thing is dead. In Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, Blue is out of action from a couple of pistol shots. Raptors are not bullet proof.

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

This is the first time I’ve heard someone trying to visualize this death. I mean I’m sure we’ve all kinda had a loose visualization but never focused on. Frankly when I think about it I always had a subtle sense of how campy it looked to me. But with this you’ve presented- yeah you really start to think of how horrifying that actually could have been, especially thinking this one was actually leaping and climbing with him in its grasp. Which begs the question of HOW BIG WAS THIS SUCKER???? A good thing this one had been killed considering just how strong it’s implied to be. Also- If that guy is literally the representation of the park worker that was in the book- he actually survived long enough to be airlifted to a hospital- but yea he didn’t make it regardless.

[@stoneyboyd]

I remember watching Jurassic Park as a kid and being horrified at the very idea of what was going on inside of the cage, just out of view. What you’re describing here is far worse than anything my 9 year old brain could have possibly imagined.

[@RaptorStudios]

DUDE!! I’ve never thought about it, and I always just thought it was pulling on him. I always thought this was the Big One too, and never even realized that it was killed. Despite having seen the movie enough times to know every line, this still shocked me and I have a newfound fear of raptors. Thanks for the awesome video!

[@TheWackyRigger]

Christ is King !

[@HeWhoMurksWithOneLeap]

Jophery: Falls off cage Raptor: We've been trying to reach you about your Jeep's extended warranty.

[@shainewhite2781]

Jophery probably got disemboweled by the raptor, as the dinosaur was clawing at him, and tried to drag him into the cage.

[@TyroneBruinsmaFilms]

What Spielberg does so well (along with Jaws and The Lost World) is using unseen space to create an image in your mind that's more horrifying than what a family blockbuster can show.

[@madambutterfly1997]

With a name like Joffrey I'm not surprised the raptor went for him first

[@darthcaedus9130]

Lol game of thrones

[@victorespinosa6749]

That face, man: that is someone who has never been that physically hurt, like, he can't even process it, but he knows he's probably not going to tell the tale. Truly terrifying stuff.

[@ShinyKaiju]

Jp3 isn’t that bad unpopular opinion

[@dereklopez9060]

It's way better than Dominion.

[@ShinyKaiju]

@@dereklopez9060 facts dominion was kinda a let down ngl

[@dereklopez9060]

@@ShinyKaiju Dominion was truly a let down, and it's only gotten worse the more I thought about it. How do you bring back the old cast and have Dinosaurs, and pretty much everything in your hands, yet still managed to mess up?

[@Casual_guy1234]

In contrast to the jw trilogy yes In contrast to the jp trilogy, no

[@TalanWH]

Isn’t this Raptor the Big One? Especially with the eye focus and the looks that go back and forth between Muldoon and her. “ When she looks at you, you can see she’s working things out”. Pretty sure this was the Big One. The Raptors were being moved into their holding pen after trying to escape their paddock.

[@bjrnhalfhand2258]

I doubt it's the Big One. You can hear it getting shot multiple times as the scene fades out.

[@kellym.1936]

Looking at it from a for fun standpoint, yes, that would be awesome and would make sense in a way, but they do that with many things as a tactical deception. Looking at it logically, the raptor could not be, because it was stated that they shot it, and if you're doing that type of thing with an animal, you're gonna unload as many rounds into that animals vital points, then you're going to shoot it again to double tap it. After that, you're going to do multiple checks to make sure the animal is dead. After that, it differs, some places burn the animal immediately, some cut it open for science or medical research reasons, I've heard cases of them putting animals in meat grinders or wood chipper like machines. All I'm saying, in way too many words, is while it would be cool to have it be the Big One, it can't be. Even Jurassic Park employees would destroy the body after making sure it's dead.

[@AyeYo_FRANKie]

Can only image the pain he and Muldoon went threw and being alive while it's happening scares me to no end

[@dunndunn772]

Remember how Muldoon was screaming after getting pounced on by the raptor, the frightening scene still gives us chills.

[@buba1e]

I always figured it was the big one that killed jophrey, with the jurassic park wiki even stating it was the big one that killed him while being transferred, but having gone back and rewatching the scene it makes sense that this particular raptor died when you listen to the audio as the scene fades.

[@formerrockstar9852]

If you read the novel and see what happens to a construction worker from falling into the cage then it's pretty obvious that gate keeper got literally disemboweled while being a sort of rope in a tuggle war with Muldoon.

[@AndreNitroX]

That Jurassic park opening is still one of the greatest openings to a movie I’ve ever seen! I always assumed Jophery died of his wounds when they got him to the hospital

[@jonathanmccafferty4411]

@KlaytonFioriti hey man. Love this. I actually have thought about stuff like this. And you make a lot of sense. A couple things I do recall is that in the novel It is explained in great detail that the ingen worker was severly mauled and had sever deep muscular and skin lacerations and he died from said injuries So even if Muldoon was able to get Jopphrey away. He probably would have died anyway from severe trauma, blood loss and shock Also in the novel Muldoon says that the dinosaurs are built differently. A more complex nervous system and thicker bones around vital organs etc. so they don’t die quickly and they don’t go down easy either. So that ambush of shotgun fire was probably the only way to subdue the animal at that point. so I’m pretty sure that raptor died while still killing and devouring Jophery So I don’t blame Muldoon for wanting to have them all destroyed.

[@LBTElectricDinoOnline]

Great video Klayton and the way that the Raptor did that was terrifying and very scary and cool theory of yours by the way and it’s pretty nice. Nice one and as always, Take It Easy and Life Finds A Way.

[@leegilmour4989]

The raptor noticed his laces were untied.

[@bradnov89]

Im 34 and first saw this moving when i was about 7. I probably watch it 2 to 3 times a year, and ive never noticed until now that the park workers actually go around the front of the cage to confront the raptor head on.

[@Mr.thintelligent]

2:03 Oh my I never considered that I mean the idea of a raptor dragging a body up a tree to eat it akin to what leopards do is super creepy😖

[@CarmeloMurrayFisher145]

Jophery obviously died after Muldoon was strugglin to save the man so no Jophery didn't survive

[@robrice7246]

7:32 Wouldn't a usage of RPR (raptor prey restraint that's suggested be paleontologists on raptor hunting & feeding) considered just as, or even more brutal than Alan Grant's description of raptor disembowelement?

[@theanarchist4312]

In the novel the opening scene is from the perspective of a doctor on the mainland that worked on a severely injured boy that was brought in on helicopter during a storm. One of the best opening scenes in fiction that is out there

[@Cuuuuuuurtis]

Jurassic Park is frightening in the dark

[@FranciscoGarcia-bf5rp]

Great video! Can you make one about what happened to Nedry after the attack?

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Ohhh that’s a great idea! Very gnarly too

[@juliancaraveo5700]

​@@KlaytonFioriti Can you make a thoughts video on what you'd like to see in Jurassic World Chaos Theory ?

[@Jose_Lopez08]

Jophery most likely dragged him into the cage and it and the other raptors began to kill ant eat him.

[@restionSerpentine]

I was just rewatching this this weekend, and I found myself wondering how strong its neck was to lift him up and where he had to bite him for that to happen. Also fun fact, In Alan and Ellies Trailer on their fridge is the Weekly World News issue "Dinosaurs found living on Mars" I always thought the Raptor that killed Joffrey was the Big one.

[@jonathanmccafferty4411]

@Klayton Fioriti. Also I always had another thought about this raptor. Is there a chance that it attacked out of fear for being put into the enclosure with the Big One?? Like it could sense that the big one was in the quarantine pen already it it sensed that ?? I hope that makes sense Like how some animals sense fear or that something is wrong before it happens

[@mrbuck5059]

Quiet, all of you. They're approaching the tyrannosaur paddock.

[@YSL8704]

You could say that the Raptor from the opening was a replacement for one of the ones that were killed by the Big One that died... Or... Maybe... That Raptor WAS the Big One... Which I'm pretty sure was the intention...

[@dunndunn772]

The raptor was ripping off Jophery's body parts behind the cage starting with ripping off his legs, clawing into his abdomen, and then pulling his remaining body into the cage.

[@Jestalnaker94000]

In the deluxe edition of Jurassic Park, there's a brief scene in the special features - where Jophery was fully pulled into the cage by raptor after he slipped out of Muldoon's arms and (although, I could be mistaken) there was a puddle of fake blood behind Jophery in the cage as he was pulled in.

[@signornessuno5174]

Really? Interesting.

[@Yak1312]

Joffrey deserved being ripped part by that raptor for what he did to the Starks! 😳I’m sorry. I don’t know where they came from. R.I.P. Joffrey.

[@brandenart]

NGL, when I saw this in theaters as a kid, I thought the dudes name was Shooter, because my friend's name was Shooter. So when he was yelling "Shoot Her" I thought Muldoon was just calling the guys name and I was absolutely confused why he'd do that lol

[@danieldeleon1693]

Velociraptors are and have always been one of the most vicious and terrifying dinosaurs in the Jurassic franchise. Their brutish nature mixed with their great intelligence makes them deadly creatures. I personally hope for a future Jurassic project that Universal or anyone makes them scary again. Trained Raptors like Blue and Beta are cool, but I missed Raptors being a true threat. Great video Klayton keep it up!👍 PS. Anyone know what the track being used for the beginning and end sections of the video?

[@yogaflame7884]

Just this one scene instantly set the tone for the moving going forward. We knew there was some serious horrors on the island that were incredibly dangerous. What does Jurassic World do in their movie, makes that serious threat a blue colored puppy called blue. Make raptors scary again please.

[@Durmomo0]

They kind of already did that in JP3 as well with the whole talking to the raptors thing and ending up having an 'understanding' with them

[@yogaflame7884]

@@Durmomo0 Agreed, that was the beginning of the taming down of the image of raptors, especially with the attempts talk to them. I look at this way, what type of movie would alien be if the xenomorpth was a friendly puppy like creature? It would kill the horror vibe of the film entirely which is what the newer jurassic park films have done for some reason. Hopefully we see a return to its core roots in newer films. The game is promising

[@HumanHamCube]

No other JP or JW had an opening this intense

[@zachmansfield6640]

​@@HumanHamCubethey came close with the compies in TLW, but the kid ambiguously lived.

[@HumanHamCube]

@@zachmansfield6640 it was good but wasn't as intense. JP was Jaws with SPAS12s

[@SkyFly19853]

He had become a steak for the Raptor...

[@Bagelgeuse]

I'm guessing the raptor yanking Jophery up and down was an attempt to pull him further into the cage. All those teeth and claws ripping away at him would've opened his abdomen up like a bag of Twizzlers, spilling his guts on the floor and causing the noticable facial expressions. Even if they got him out, It would've been a mess. And he would've died from blood-loss and organ failure. Man, I really want to see a graphic, on screen raptor kill in a future movie.

[@toni91687]

Have you ever noted in JW2 the indo-rapter taps it's clow on the floor like one of the raptors in JP1

[@KobraKai2388]

The moments after Muldoon screams, “Work her back!” And there’s the closeup of their eyes, you can tell the raptor is tugging and ripping the way a dog pulls a toy away from you when playing tug of war.

[@Da219StarWarsGuy]

The moment Muldoon gives the kill order, I knew the raptor was done. It's not surviving a shotgun blast. He should've gave the order right away honestly.

[@channelgrantito7662]

The Big One gave him that gluk gluk 1993, Jophrey literally ascended it was so good

[@channelgrantito7662]

In all seriousness, getting your entrails tugged out while simultaneously being dragged up a wall by an animal your height must be one of the worst deaths ever. RIP homie Jophrey

[@Staypuftman85]

My questions have been for a while now aside from what is explained in this video but as pointed out a couple of people go into the cage to attack the raptor with tasers why didn’t the raptor let go and attack them as well and unless I am mistaken wasn’t the raptor paddock door open as well why didn’t any of the other raptor’s come out and attack if there were other raptors in there.

[@nathanael733]

Wouldn’t the other raptors try attack him as well since the gate is wide open enough for someone to fit through

[@Tarnished-bn5gq]

The only reason they didn’t show the gore/his mangled corpse was because the movie unfortunately had a tame rating. It should’ve been R, and it should’ve shown that the lower half of his body was gone and his back was flayed open.

[@chadcowman6293]

It was tearing him apart and eating him alive. Use your imagination

[@MnDakota37]

That facial change is when the raptor grabbed his ballz

[@KobraKai2388]

I’ve always wondered this. Great topics, man! Love your channel.

[@IanSelvaraj]

One could say, he looked as though he was dragged by a backhoe. Ever since i read the books, i always saw this scene as a prequel to the the first chapter of the book "the bite of the raptor".

[@albatross4920]

Are the velociraptors of the Jurassic series naturally vicious just because, or do they have a particular white hot hatred for humans for putting them in cages?

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

They are the first of the animals cloned. They were always aggressive likely due to what went into them as well as lack of upbringing. Raptors are shown to be of an impressive intelligence that, when left to its own, they are animalistic to an extreme.

[@albatross4920]

@@RogueT-Rex8468 good point. Owen brought that up with his raptor squad. Thry were still vicious, but were a little more willing to listen to Owen's commands. The indominus, indoraptor, and scorpio were the first of their kind and were absolutely ruthless with poor upbringings and were treated like monsters.

[@jonathanmccafferty4411]

In the novel. It was said that the raptors were just naturally viscous. And a type of animal that would be opportunistic when killing prey and becoming “man eaters”

[@B1ack_Manta]

That's pretty cool... Big cats and birds of prey do it so I could see a velociraptor lifting its prey up into a tree and feeding on it.

[@WhiteHorseBlackHat]

So crazy.. I was legit thinking about this this morning while watching a previous video of yours and was wondering if this would ever be something you touched on

[@AlexGonzalez-ye4fs]

I remember watching that scene for the first time on VHS. Had a nightmare that night. Love your videos man. 😎😎

[@trail-wolf4x4]

I'd always assumed it was The Big One being brought in but I agree, it was likely another raptor being brought in. I wonder if in a connection from The Lost World either the raptors learned the behavior somehow. We know multiple types of Raptors were breed (Like the Tiger Stripped, Featherhead and the Gray/black spotted female) so very well whatever genome they crossed the original JP raptors with must have had an influence. You know what, it would not surprise me if this is the earliest form of "hybridization" we see in the JP universe. Consider this Klay. A Raptor not caring about food but the hunt. It stalks' its victims, tears them to shreds then moves on to the next. A raptor finds and locks onto a target, ina blood rage kind of way it will do anything to keep this target and kill it. Then later on we see this refined in TLW as the Tiger Raptors hunt down the Hunters in a sophisticated manner. Then JP 3 rolls around and not only do these raptors have pack tactics like communication but they actually have a, I hesitate to say morality, but when they have the chance they back down and retreat knowing its not worth the fight. So in short the JP raptors are actually the earliest hybrids being created witht he "weapons" intention design until later refined by the Indoraptor

[@JohnSmith-jj2yd]

This one is a great example of "Don't overthink it". Just like in Jaws where the woman is getting dragged around along the surface, they did it for visual impact; it is completely illogical and almost certainly physically impossible for the animal to pull and lift like that. This one is a definite "just enjoy the movie" case...

[@signornessuno5174]

Yes, I agree with you. It is fun thinking about these things but they are just spectacular scenes without a real logic in the end :)

[@JeremyJamesPrutchick]

Accordingy to the original Topps trading cards, Jophery loses a leg! But it had to have been much worse than that, like in the book... Topps just couldn't print it LOL

[@mangagirl9132]

Didn't Muldoon say that Hammond would only allow him to use non lethal ammunition?

[@Kains_Gaming_Channel]

Small interesting fact. When Joffery gets pulled in ya hear multiple gun shots. Even if it died. It still killed Joffery while getting shot. And we all know for a fact that Joffery died during that...

[@nadialaufyson6024]

Man! When I was lil I was scared of the beginning of the movie because I had no idea what was happening but now as an adult it’s pretty much messed up and gross lol but reading the books I had a pretty good idea how messed up his end is 😬

[@CLAUD21212]

The femoral artery was severed and he lost a lot of blood

[@vintagestylevintagevalues]

It's quite possible that they bred this one as a way to challenge the Big One, hence why is was so ravenous, as they wanted her to be as aggressive as possible for her first encounter with the Big One. I think Joffrey bled out, they 100% shot this raptor to death, a total fish in a barrel. It's more than likely that this particularly vicious raptor rapidly ripped and tore at the legs until it ripped up his femoral artery. Another idea is that eventually the raptor releases Joffrey, and Muldoon yanks him away, only to realize he is holding only half a park worker, it would have been an interesting foreshadow to Ray Arnold's death. Nublar raptors attack more like leopards, being high-speed ambush maulers, while Sorna raptors hunt more like lions, stalking and then quickly disabling prey, prioritizing vitals. Even Muldoon is clearly mauled to death judging by the amount of screaming. I'm currently working on a life sized taxidermy trophy of The Big One, the idea of safari hunting dinosaurs is one of the most interesting things one could do.

[@ddc2957]

It’s clearly impossible to lift him the way we see in the film. People overthink. It’s as simple as this Spielberg thought the shot was cool. Just like the T Rex is somehow invisible in the final attack scene, or the shark in Jaws apparently has a baseball bat as it hits the hull repeatedly at half second intervals.

[@signornessuno5174]

Yes, I agree with you

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊

[@Tiresias55]

Fun fact #1, I always thought Jophery's name was Godfrey. Fun fact #2, when I was little I used to think he survived (somehow) Good explanation though of the possible events that occurred up to his death. As for Grant's foreshadowing of Muldoon's death, I love that death scene, and find myself muttering 'Clever Girl' every time I see it. Despite that, I really wanted Muldoon to live, since both in the book and in the film, he was the smartest JP employee on the island.

[@MrAdrianlk]

Is there confirmation on which raptor it was. I had always assumed it was "the big one" but her being transported into the park doesn't make sense unless she was handled on site b? However Muldoon makes it seem like he's been observing her for a while.

[@TalanWH]

The Raptors had another paddock. The one that was to house them originally. For display when the park opened. The Big One was teaching the pack how to escape systematically. Testing the fences. They had to be moved from that paddock into the holding pen here due to the ferocious nature. This was more than likely the Big One being moved into the pen from the original paddock. Why she wasn’t tranked and sedated fully is the weird thing.

[@andyinoutwood]

Does anyone notice one of the workers going in the cage? What happened to him??

[@signornessuno5174]

You are right xD Maybe another error to add to the movie error list...

[@baronvonbeagle9787]

Took a break from this channel, so glad I came back

[@joeramosiii7778]

I honestly thought that they shot the Raptor then shoot Jophery to put him out of his misery. Growing up, that’s what I thought. But this is a really theory.

[@Mr.thintelligent]

I think we should get a Michael Crichton‘s Jurassic Park TV show similar to what they did with Westworld a man can only dream

[@anubusx]

Expect the first season shouldn't be the only good season.

[@Mr.thintelligent]

In this Fantasy world of mine there would only be two seasons the first and second novels faithfully adapted for an audience that doesn’t like reading books

[@greymemory]

Man you made this short scene become more gory and brutal than i imagined for poor Jophery. I don't think I ever thought of it to this extent until now!

[@HalfEatenMedia]

It’s likely the raptor was just using its feet to repeatedly rip open Joffrey with their razor sharp claws. Emu and ostriches are known for doing this.

[@iwishyouhappinnes1125]

This was the scariest thing I saw when I was a kid. Parents rented it from blockbuster back in 95 for my 4th birthday. It would have been also better if they had Muldoon as a functional alcoholic like in the book.

[@DVMWannaB1018]

'You are alive when they start to eat you.' My guess is it was eating him. His facial expressions probably changed because it was gutting him. Poor guy. Also, the raptor was definitely killed. You hear multiple shotgun blasts, which would have been at close range.

[@bradnov89]

True. And the only other weapons in this scene are M16A2s. Those gunshots were not from M16s. I hear at least 7 shotgun blasts from multiple directions. And the shotguns would have most likely been loaded with slugs. So that raptor was definitely killed.

[@davidcolantuono3622]

Before watching this video... I know I'm going to regret watching this one. After watching the video... Yep, I was right. I knew I was going to regret watching this video. Here comes my rant below. *TRIGGER WARNING!* Another video that shows how Raptors are "vicious scary killing machines". Michael Crichton started this mess with the novel. And, Steven Spielberg brought Crichton's mess to the big screen. The rest is history. This is why I like the Raptors from the Jurassic World movies more (and why Blue is my favorite of them all). They're not nearly as brutal as their Jurassic Park counterparts, although they're no angels, either. Crichton and Spielberg gave the Raptors a bad name by wrongly depicting them that way. If I had made Jurassic Park my way, the Raptors (as well as the other predators) would have been much friendlier and never attack anyone unless they were provoked, teased, and tormented. In my version, the Raptor in the cage wouldn't attack Jophery at all, although she would push through the other workers and race back into the jungle to vanish from sight. I don't like this franchise as much as I once did...back when I didn't know any better and just watched them for entertainment. These films ruined the reputation of animals that, if left alone in peace, wouldn't have harmed anyone. And, they don't kill anything in sight just because they can. As Roland Tembo said in The Lost World: Jurassic Park: *Predators don't hunt when they're not hungry.* Apparently, these films overlooked Roland's quote and turned animals into vicious monsters! What's worse is that's what people want. They want scary, vicious, bloodthirsty monsters to attack, chase, and kill anything that moves. If you ask me, the Jurassic movies are no better than the Jaws movies...another franchise that turned animals (in this case, sharks) into bloodthirsty monsters. The only difference between the two franchises is that they replaced sharks with dinosaurs. But, in both cases, they've become nothing more than monsters. I leave you with Alan Grant's quote from Jurassic Park III. *What John Hammond and InGen did at Jurassic Park is create genetically engineered theme-park monsters. Nothing more and nothing less.*

[@TheLizardNews]

Well if you read the novel you’d know hammond would never let one of the animals be killed. I’d guess they used buckshot because they also mention in the novel how hard they are to kill. I’ve always felt this was the big one being moved to a quarantine pen from the paddock.

[@bjrnhalfhand2258]

Except in the book Muldoon does kill Raptors.

[@drscottgamingfx211]

Most evident: He is mauled, pulled, thrashed and shredded from the torso down until he bled to death. Also, the guns were probably non-lethals, like tranq darts. I'm almost positive that raptor is Big One.

[@raptros]

Pretty sure that raptor was doing Talon's shredder move from Primal Rage on Jophrey.

[@claytonrichardson3201]

Yeah I never made sense for me either. Always thought this was the big one considering it’s beef with him but in that scenario with like 6 people running in to confront it they had to have killed this raptor specifically.

[@bladedsaber3202]

Hi Klayton, have you seen Evolve Dino's JP reboot series project announcement, it's quite interesting so thought I'd suggest it to you, might make an interesting topic to talk about

[@axels3188]

I think how Jorphery died in the Raptor Pen was how Alan grant explained how they kill.

[@balrog262]

He was likely disembowelled and mauled, with the crew killing the raptor and him dying later from his injuries like in the book.

[@prestoncox2793]

@KlaytonFioriti If Santos was to have a death scene in Jurassic World: Chaos Theory which dinosaur do you think would kill her? Compys, Roberta/Rexy the T Rex, Spinosaurus, Baryonyx, Dilophosaurus, or Blue the Velociraptor?

[@alang.bandala8863]

It's funny to think that Jofrey was the man in the hospital at the begining of the novel. Funfact: Jofrey appear in the retro Jurassic Park horror game as a raptor victim

[@Oddbaudelaire]

So... if you think about it. What the raptor had to work with and what lioness do to their prey on capture. lets just say we know exactly why he was making that face and what happed after...Really makes you shudder. damn nature you scary!

[@Mephisto579]

Makes you wonder.....did the raptor eat his junk based on the facial expressions? 😂

[@saveriovinci1212]

(3:07) Really, they were inside the cage too shocking it? I only thought they were doing that on the sides of the cage. I guess I have to pay attention to that scene the next time I watch the film again. 🪄⚡🤨🤔⛑🦖 (4:15) Yeah I agree, the raptor is no doubt dead from the gun shots. Watch, someone is going to be like, "ThEy mIGhT haVE bEEn UsIng trANQ DaRTs" but I highly doubt that, especially that it sounded a lot like shot guns their were using lol. ☠💥🔫

[@RFever]

Wait...Jurassic Park failed the safety inspection?