What Happened To The Wild Raptors On Isla Nublar AFTER Jurassic Park?

[@josephsmith9206]

Hoskins and da boiz

[@sheldon1251]

😂😂😂

[@kitkatorugojo]

ho-*SKINS*

[@Y2K_Alberta]

Bruh

[@reeselarry4207]

pro tip : watch movies on flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies these days.

[@bryantfinn5950]

@Reese Larry definitely, I've been using flixzone for since december myself :D

[@caileanthomson1286]

"They show extreme intelligence. Even problem solving intelligence. Especially The Big One. We bred eight originally, but when she came in, she took over the pride and killed all but two of the others. That one... when she looks at you, you can see she's working things out. That's why we have to feed them like this. She had them all attacking the fences when the feeders came."

[@f.c.laukhard3623]

@NYCPizzaman That's right, but they never attack the same place twice. They were testing the fences for weaknesses, systematically. They remember.

[@caileanthomson1286]

"Yes, well, who's hungry?" XD

[@hurricane1nox]

Clever girl

[@reysalas3415]

#MULDOON is gonna be in the new DLC of jurassic world evolution game ??

[@caileanthomson1286]

@@reysalas3415 No idea, but it would be so sweet it he is. XD

[@raptorjesus9054]

That Raptor be *chilling* in the freezer

[@ChicagoMel23]

Yeahhhhhhhh! *CSI Miami meme*

[@kakarot1605]

Must respect raptor jesus

[@Robert-po2il]

Like the Butler in my save of Tomb Raider 2

[@oliwermattsson1913]

I would like to see how it look like

[@geotheleo2716]

@@oliwermattsson1913 bro.

[@silentninjack7905]

Raptors gotta be the most terrifying thing of Jurassic park

[@Blockheadfun]

Missing in Action easily. They scare me. Rexy is huge, and terrifying. Rexy in the novel is a straight up monster. She however can't get into the bunker like maintenance sheds of Isla Nublar, and you have a chance to run away from her. The raptors on the other hand... They are insanely intelligent, hunt in packs, are very fast, and can open doors. Jurassic Park Raptors would make me way more nervous than the Tyrannosaurus. The Rex would get a tranquilizer. The Raptors get live ammo.

[@LeoTheYuty]

Troodon was scarier in my opinion, but it's only soft cannon so I agree

[@jackhummer8344]

*cough* Troodon *cough*

[@nonconsensualopinion]

Jurassic world says they make good pets.

[@Blockheadfun]

Leo the Yutyrannus that is true the Troodons were pretty terrifying in their own right. Their venom puts you into a coma where then they feed on you, and turn your comatose body into a nest for their young. Soft canon yes, but they are the stuff of nightmares.

[@italo-hungariananimation2149]

Klayton : it's a raptor Raptor : it's food *flashbacks of Klayton being eaten in the last video*

[@Gruntvc]

What if you played Turok?

[@yourstruly4817]

They are clever girls, I'm sure they hid in the long grass.

[@Gruntvc]

Don't go into the long grass. Thanks Lost World. Just use a flamethrower on it while a dubstep song plays. Thanks Far Cry 3.

[@Benny_T]

You know your in trouble when the T rex is having trouble surviving

[@yourstruly4817]

Big predators are often the most vulnerable and least adaptable during catastrophes

[@wulfone5961]

It's a large animal, needs to eat more and probably more often. So yeah it would be hard for it to survive, especially on an island where half of it is populated with humans.

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

Klayton: coins the term “incan” to my vocabulary. Me: so you just went in and made a new word??

[@wolverineisdaman]

I always associated Incan with Peru. There was a whole civilization

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

Mike Oxmall that too. Behold. The birth of another moment in English history.

[@slmb_b]

Mike Oxmall It was a fuckin empire

[@jaimerochin7399]

@@slmb_b According to you, making a new word is probably not a good idea

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

Snayperski Avtomat lmao. I found that a clever JW ref XDD

[@DangerVille]

Damnit Klayton, I love your videos haha -Jacob

[@supersaiyancj8505]

Would love to see blue interact with wild Raptors. It would make an interesting side story

[@gorestfump8935]

Blue would die lol

[@Jaythesparrow]

Blue would get shredded by them for acting like a fucking pet version of themselves. She’s basically a dog. Dumbest thing about Jurassic World was having the raptors being trained by a human. Ruins what the original Jurassic Park made them out to be. I could never believe that Raptors could become trained with human command. Such a dumbass idea.

[@supersaiyancj8505]

@@Jaythesparrow I understand your frustration but these are animals not monsters. Blue isn't completely tamed, she still a wild animal, she's had social interactions with humans(Mostly Owen)and has a sort of bond with him.) She may be friendly with but other humans are still in grave danger. Blue might have to choose between Owen and her own kind,which may put Owen back in danger.

[@aniruddhaiyengar8788]

@@Jaythesparrow lol. You clearly don't understand anything.

[@Zpicynuudle]

@@supersaiyancj8505 pls stop justify Colin Trevorrow's bad taste.

[@thedinosaurdiscovery]

Very interesting, I've always wondered this! I think those baby Velociraptors couldn't survive other carnivorous dinosaurs such as the Tyrannosaurus or the Dilophosaurus.

[@beanykitty25]

Same here! The whereabouts of the raptors that hatched in the wild has been a question on my mind for so long, but I figured the answer would simply be they died without the protection and guidance of their pack. Poor baby raptors...🙁

[@RotagonGames]

Or even the Herrarasaurs

[@Lightman741]

The films have so much more depth to me because of this channel

[@raceplayzichighidorahplayz702]

I have a theory: The velociraptor that was locked in the freezer would end up being the SAME raptor that Henry Wu used to create the scorpios Rex, the foreshadowing of the whole “E750 being kept in a freezer” thing.

[@Christopher-vj2ie]

The young raptors that DID make it, could have survived on other infant dinosaurs, and also modern wildlife such as lizards, snakes, birds and other things indigenous to the island itself. They would have had to adapt to the already existing echo system. So there's a big chance many of them might have survived until they were recaptured, or until the volcano erupted. As we saw in Jurassic World, most of the old park remained untouched within the enclosures. Thus the only solution for the new park was to enclose the entire island to ensure that none of the parks guests would stray and maybe get injured.

[@hatboxghost735]

In New Jersey, there is a mountain near a highway, they blew it in half to put the road there. If you hike to the top, there are hundreds of dinosaur tracks. There are several theropod, some three toed, some two. I thought the two toed would be tiny, they were pretty large. North America had some of the greatest predators to ever live, it’s beautiful. Thanks for the video!

[@Snakedude4life]

The feral Raptors are still out there, they’re just invisible and standing still. NO STEP ON SNEK!!!🐍🐍🐍

[@brycevo]

Seeing as they were all extremely young, they either starved or were eaten by other predators.

[@gorestfump8935]

Maybe a small bit of them survived by eating the other dead raptors though. Atleast until they are big enough to hunt.

[@welkingunther5417]

@@gorestfump8935 Maybe, but probably not very many overall

[@gorestfump8935]

@@welkingunther5417 would make for a nice hidden prequel to Jurassic World if they found that the first most dangerous raptors they ever made were somehow still on the island.

[@colbyturner9573]

I know I'm late by a year for this, but in the first Jurassic Park novel we find out that raptors have been breeding outside in the wild. We also see the reason no one has figured that out is because the island originally had a ton of rodents on it. Meaning the raptors ate those rodents. Those dinosaur were never really spoken about afterwards. But they could definitely have been able to breed and survive years after 1993.

[@DorsenFilm]

They all plannd on escaping the island by making a wood bridge all the way to mainland.

[@alexlemonds2838]

The Critic made a similar joke.

[@Gruntvc]

Death stranding, but with raptors instead of humans...

[@Dinoslay]

Once there, they will lay low and establish careers under different names.

[@alexlemonds2838]

@@Dinoslay Huh. Thought the guy running my town's laundromat looked a little too hissing, 6 foot, dual clawed lizardy. Moustache threw me off. :P

[@markusnavergard2387]

There is a odd mr pilkington here at work

[@jpfan4life812]

There’s also the raptors from JP:TG to take into account, the last time we saw them was when they were scared off by the sent of the Troodons. If they are still a canon part of the film series, then it’s still possible for there to have been a population of wild raptors living on Nublar up until the events of FK.

[@LandBeforeTime75]

Awesome and Impressive Video Klayton Fioriti about the Wild Velociraptors in Isla Nublar from Jurassic Park.

[@lordofthesages]

What about the scarred raptor leader and other raptor from Jurassic Park: The Game?

[@redtycooner1038]

That's considered soft canon to the series. For a time it was considered canon but the release of Jurassic World retconned the events of the game into soft canon.

[@jaygonzalez8575]

Red Tycooner103 what does soft cannon mean?? does it mean that some is cannon and some ain’t????

[@redtycooner1038]

@@jaygonzalez8575 it might get referenced or adapted in later works, thus becoming actual canon to the film series. Things like the Tylosaurus, Troodon, and Rexy smashing up the Visitor Center were once considered canon until the events of the first JW film showed us none of that ever occurred or existed while the DPG's leaked reports helped finalize the game's current place in the lore

[@warsthemarvel8608]

@@redtycooner1038 one of the guys actually has a physical print out of the Troodon report. It’s in one of the vids Klayton did where he interviewed them

[@thomassizemore5814]

Dear god you literally post videos of things I ponder on! also good work on pointing out the early promotional poster I feel like some fans might have forgotten about that

[@vertiginousone2477]

The volume difference between the content of the video and your introductions is enough to damage one's ears if they are using headphones. Could you possibly consider working on that for future videos? I watch a great deal of your content and am happy that I have subscribed. I always try to leave a like, unless the sound discrepancy is enough to be heard several rooms away when I am watching on my desktop. Thanks for all you do and I hope you keep going strong for as long as you are willing to do what you obviously love.

[@ASillyHistoryBuff]

I remember reading the book and being so shocked when they realised just how many raptors are running around Great video this was something I hadn’t considered as in the movies they didn’t bomb Nublar

[@jeffreyherman9477]

Honestly the wild raptors, was what my mind instantly clicked on as to where did those raptors in the tell tale game come from

[@zakuzaku3406]

I came across your channel about a week ago and I’m stupidly surprised how much lore there is in Jurassic park

[@italo-hungariananimation2149]

Sorry if I comment twice but i wanted to say that I Really love your videos :D They are great ! I am a big jurassic park/world fan ! Also a your big fan from italy :D

[@maxtube444]

If I could describe how great your channel is in five words, they would be “could I get more words?”

[@jkgaming8307]

Have you ever considered doing an audiobook of the original books? You definitely have the voice for it and your fans would be sure to love it

[@IAmMyOwnApprentice]

"Problem solving intelligent" always makes me visualize a very focused raptor doing a math test.

[@georgesmadworld7918]

Maybe the tyrannosaurus was malnourished because the other raptors were stealing the food from it

[@ray8352]

Such an interesting vid klayton amazing!!!!

[@velociraptor4you3291]

Klayton, I can't help but find it coincidental that you posted this *right* when the "Return to Jurassic Park" trailer for "Jurassic World: Evolution" got posted! And that will feature a '1993 Raptor' skin along with Pteranodons and even COMPIES being added! :D

[@andrewlance01]

I like that this came out because all this week, I've been wondering this VERY question, thanks.

[@emmanuelguzman1683]

There's nothing like the original 1993 JP raptors. They were so terrifying!!!!!! Awesome video Klayton!!!!! I love your videos.

[@jasonmills84]

It is terrifying to think what if Raptors were roaming around in the woods but Dr. Grant,Lex and Tim just missed them when they passed the nest.

[@jurassicpark_24]

i think rexy committed mass genocide on the raptors

[@Blockheadfun]

JurassicPark_24 very likely. Having ragged tooth probably lead to Rexy relying on hunting smaller prey.

[@TheBioWanderer151]

I always loved the OG Jp raptors the most. they were just so visceral and animalistically cold and had a more horrorish vibe to them then all the other raptors. I like to think the little ones escaped and lived on rats in the service tunnels under the park like in the book (and after they grew up they ate whatever they could find) and that's the reason the old park was considered off limits in Jurassic World. Because with all the tunnels systems they just could not be sure they were all eradicated by "Hoskins and the boys" But that's just my wishful thinking.

[@LordBloodraven]

If the Isla Nublar ecosystem included Procompsognathus, it's possible the fledgling raptors could have survived to adulthood, with a steady supply of compys to feed on. Likewise, the compys would have represented a constant threat to the nests built by any breeding raptors on the island.

[@quinhavieri2178]

There's something that I have never get it: those eggs were from the raptors that were confined all that time? It doesn't make sense to me...

[@E-g-g]

you brought up a good question. with isla nublar becoming a tourist attraction and it was remade to be reopen to the public what happened to the raptors from jurassic park 1?

[@M_Dutch97]

Is that Secret of Evermore music in the background? Got to love you now!!

[@djprior82]

No it's the jungle theme from Jurassic Park 2 on SNES

[@M_Dutch97]

@@djprior82 Sounds so similar though.

[@phantomTomcat1985]

So... The way I view it is that *Isla Nublar* was always intended to be a fairly controlled situation, as it was intended to be the theme park island all along, so it's likely a lot of the areas for natural resources, including both dinosaur and non-dino prey animals for the Raptors to survive on is fairly scarce. Since it's been stated that animals were raised on Site B and then transported to Nublar when they were old enough, it's likely, as also show in TLW, that the dinosaur population on *Sorna* was the one most likely to consistently survive in the wild with naturally reproducing herds of herbivore dinosaurs, since presumably they had been planning on an expansive park and needed a very large population to support that and the animals on Sorna simply were not ready to come over to Nublar both due to immaturity and due to the park facilities being very incomplete. With even the Rex seemingly not terribly far from death in 2002 when she was recaptured, it's reasonable to assume that means that the effective populations of the larger herbivores had been destroyed in the 9 years between the "Incident" and when she was recovered. If there was a genuinely thriving population of Raptors or other carnivores on Nublar it seems that Wu would have been able to document them fairly easily in 1994..however it's very clear that Masrani Corp felt there was a real risk of something, be they Raptors or Dilopho's or similar, having survived as they had the entire northern third of Nublar in a restricted zone. So while it's unlikely there is a large population of Raptors on Nublar like you would see on Sorna..clearly they felt there was a strong chance that... Something survived.

[@jf_kein_k8590]

I know it's a stretch, but there is a nice fan-written story regarding the raptors on Nublar called "Last Queens of Thieves". It starts during JP and ends not so long before Jurassic World is opened.

[@rex-rant4322]

I think it would be great to see a group of raptors descended from the first batch on nublar.

[@GodLovesYou346]

2:26 Wait so the fight between Rexy and the Trike in JP the game is canon?

[@Blockheadfun]

Debater could be soft canon is a bit dicey. Considering the one Triceratops was sick it is implied Rexy ate that one not the healthy one Rexy fought. However, it could be made canon. So it’s a grey area.

[@kevinvandorst]

The raptor eggs from the first movie, made it to the ship before the power went out.

[@abhishekagarwal600]

Do a vedio on how eric survived in van, eddy donot hear trex coming back to trip the bus

[@brocksampson3405]

I would've loved to have seen a video of what happened to all the raptors on Isla Nublar from the first Jurassic Park film because the raptors they've shown on screen or those they didn't show on screen, we can tell the ones on screen were killed or died somehow but the ones off screen, we never got to get any concrete evidence if they survived or not, but even if they did, Hoskins and his men would've killed them all anyway. So this video pretty much covered that.

[@JParkL0v3r]

I used to think the raptor Lex and Tim locked in the freezer was the same one that somehow found its way out and into the visitor’s center that faced Grant, Lex, and Tim. I’ve known about the baby raptors from the nest Grant, Lex, and Tim came across but like most everyone else hadn’t put much thought into them. I had assumed while they may have survived for sometime after JP, they eventually died in the long run way before JW. I’m unsure if they’d survive that long till then else we’d have another raptor pack other than Owen’s raptor squad.

[@grmpynrthmn5371]

Not sure if the Jurassic World park builder game for android and iOS is considered a reliable source for canon or lore, but one of the mission arcs has Zach and Gray lost out in the jungle and hearing what Owen, Claire, and Barry later confirm to be wild raptors which were only being kept at bay by the presence of Blue and the other members of the IBRIS Project pack. Other mentions throughout the game refer to there being several different tribes of wild raptor spread across the island, and debates on whether they were the result of the nests found prior to the breakout in "93, or if they'd possibly spread from Isla Sorna via either stowing away on ships travelling between the islands or even swimming the distance.

[@familyguyblows]

Love the music from the SNES game JP2: The Chaos continues 👍🏻

[@crimsondynamo615]

What’s the name of that flute track that played towards the beginning of the video

[@mrdrock]

Me: Another Klayton video? Great! Lets settle in and turn up the volume to better hear. Indo Raptor: Imma destroy this man's eardrums...

[@277imperator]

Nice. I still am waiting for a video of how peter ludlow organized the harvesting expedition on isla sorna.

[@alexanderfarmer7315]

Despite the fate Nublar faced, its nice to think that for a time there was a group of wild raptors just hammin' it up doing what killing machines do.

[@wanderer9994]

The survival of the animals is something the books went into details about but the films glossed over, it would make sense for many of them to die off. Although if I had to make a head canon I like the idea that several animals survived. Like, we know ingen and those in charge of the islands don’t always think of everything, it would be cool if there were still wild raptors on nublar even during Jurassic world. Obviously there’s nothing to support that, but I like the thought

[@JuwanBuchanan]

Yeah, I dont think any of the Feral Raptors from the old days are even around especially since the island blew up. It'll be hard for any animal to survive that. I would love to see these particular Raptors make a comeback for jw3 tho.

[@alexallen9640]

Interesting video 🙂👍🦖🦕

[@Interitus1]

This is why I hate the DPG being canon. That nest was not protected from the elements, nor kept warm. The eggs weren't being turned which is literally something we see being done earlier in the movie. Therefore it makes zero sense for those to be raptor eggs because no raptors were there to look after them. Not to mention Grant makes no mention of them being raptor eggs. We also know it's not an old nest because there was a literal tropical storm the night before, which would have, at the very least, washed away the tracks.

[@marclytle644]

Always felt bad for that baby raptor in the movie. I remember when they were leaving thinking, what about all the hatchlings that were left behind in the labs. Poor things slowly starving or getting dehydrated. As vicious as the Raptors are, they did not deserve that kind of death. That scene from the book of the young raptor getting killed by one of the adults... that was sad to me as well.

[@dragonblade8460]

I'm looking forward to seeing more Raptors in the next movie. Blue is cool, but a solo raptor is eh to me, they are pack animals. I just loved how they were shown in JP and TLW. I want a pack of raptors again. Not necessarily "the raptor pack. But wild, aggressive raptors. JP and TLW style if you will. Though I will be saddened if they kill off Blue and or Rexy

[@LiLgPnoy15]

These original raptors look so bad ass. Far more terrifying than the ones in the sequels.

[@josephweimer2859]

So, the dinosaurs in the original Jurassic Park were bred lysine deffecient, so if they got of the island, they would eventually die due to the lack of lysine. With that said, I think in the Lost World, someone mentioned that the dinosaurs were flourishing because the carnivores ate the herbivores, which ate plants and gave them lysine. The reason the baby raptors in the original Park didn't make it was because they were too small to hunt, which meant they couldn't eat herbivoress to get their lysine. That's why they didn't make it. Sorry for the long comment.

[@barryauguste9734]

Weren't some escaping to the mainland on ships. I thought there were reports, incidents, sightings.... Great vid on my favorite subject Klayton.....😍

[@ingefebryna8543]

Hey Klayton, me again! I wish you’d do a video in how Simon Masrani bought InGen and all of its creations. Also the past of Masrani Corporation. how did it grow fast to buy InGen! Hope u read this ;)

[@jerrencartercrittersandfri3733]

Could it be that some of those babies survived to live in secret on Nublar and escaped before it's demise? Or were they taken as juveniles shortly after the events of the first movie and they or their offspring will be seen again in the next movie?

[@jaredmc7982]

It also begs how would the juveniles released on Sorna compare to the wild born raptors on Nublar at that time? Granted the ones released on Sorna probably were released at a slightly larger size and age compared to the wild newborn raptors of Nublar, and the one that hatched in the lab during the film. But it also begs why did the the wild born raptors on Nublar fair so poorly compared to their juvenile Sorna counterparts? Was the fact that they were just too young to be on their own, in comparison to the juveniles on Sorna? We they Nublar born raptors facing more extreme competition from the Dilophosaurs and compies? And for that matter, did the report say how large these juvenile raptor corpses were or their estimated ages?

[@josephbell3248]

Your new intro scared the cat

[@genozoic8134]

Hmm... I've been curious about this. So Biosyn knew of Isla Nublar, of Jurassic Park, through Dennis Nedry. So I guess my big question is "why didn't they try again?", or better yet "what makes us think they didn't?" For all we know Biosyn may have absconded with a few infant/juvenile Velociraptors. If so I wonder how that worked out for them.

[@LedosKell]

Headcanon: Blue is descended from the raptor baby Grant held in JP1.

[@shainewhite2781]

Klayton, there's going to be A new DLC for Jurassic World Evolution, titled Return to Jurassic Park, which includes not only the Jeeps, bit the original visitor center from the movie! I saw the trailer and it looks fantastic! They brought back Rexy in all her glory and the big one too, and a Brachiosaurus is seen eating from a tree!! Anyway, thanks for the video!! See you later!!

[@beanykitty25]

The whereabouts of the hatched raptors in the wild has been a question on my mind for so long, though I figured the answer would simply be that they had died without the protection and guidance of their pack. Poor baby raptors...🙁

[@simonster-9094]

So It does seem plausible that most of the infant raptors died, I do think that there are some that survived. The catchphrase of this whole series is "Life Finds a Way" so I do think that life found a way in this case. Most of the eggs probably were eaten by Gallimimus and some of the the ones that did hatch were eaten by Dilophosaurus or T-Rex, or weren't strong enough to survive in the wild, but I'm almost 99.9% sure that at least a few of the raptors on the island lived to adulthood. Why? Because life finds a way.

[@a-rex5774]

In another video of yours i saw, you were speculating about the eggs and said things like "there was no time they can make babies and they would hatch by this time" and something abiut the footprints

[@arifbasri4950]

You're awesome klayton

[@tahu1493]

Love the Indoraptor at the opening of the video!

[@madginger3634]

In the book the hatched- in- the- wild baby raptors ranged pretty far from their volcanic nests. I think with aufficient cover/somewhere to hide- like the visitor center- it shouldnt have been impossible for wild chicks to survive. Also I for 1 dont believe the raptor in the walk in fridge stayed there forever. They arent air tight and meant to imprison man-sized prehistoric beasts indefinitely. I feel that within a number of hours if the the lock didn't break, the hinges might. Walk ins also usually have some sort of ventilation fan to keep them smelling fresh so it wouldnt die of asphyxiation. I feel that as tough as the remaining raptors might have had it they wouldnt have it any tougher than Blue, and she was alone for 3 years. That being said I'm sure Ingen eventually took 'care' of them.

[@thechosenones4375]

Wait, the raptors were still in their cage at that time, right?

[@dollors1]

Robert Muldoon survives and raises the raptors as body guards until the eco system could no longer sustain them that's why the Jeep's we're drivable in JW

[@chameleonanimates8333]

I think there are raptors surviving because of jurrasic park the game

[@marcboulier1885]

I hardly think the egg shells Alan finds in the wild in JP are from velociraptors since the velociraptors can't escape from their cage before Arnold completely cuts electricity from the island.

[@Poisonwc]

Something I don't understand from the Jurassic World movie: My understanding is that Masrani bought all of InGen when it went into bankruptcy. Hoskins was head of InGen security, meaning, in theory, Masrani was Hoskins' boss. If that was the case, other than thinking he's God's gift to the world, how was Hoskins able to just walk into the control room, proclaim he and his team were from InGen security and take over, ordering Masrani and the other control room staff to evacuate? Help me out here, Klayton or someone from the board.

[@RHR199X]

Man I miss the old raptors, I’m glad JWE is bringing them back

[@lonelylama5222]

Great video

[@misscheeky8010]

I have a question that I've been thinking about for a while, and if there's a video about it please let me know (pretty sure there's not cuz I looked through the video list but maybe I missed) It's about the book raptors. Why are the raptors on Isla nublar less crazy than the ones on site b? What made the nublar raptors more organized and less chaotic than the site b ones?

[@nickynegron3515]

My only question, watching the whole series again, is why was there never mention of a frozen raptor in the ruins while they were reclaiming the island for Jurassic World?

[@jimmyallen8210]

I thought the raptors lived in that small enclosed area where the cow was fed to them. When were Raptors kept any other place before the power went out?

[@jimmyallen8210]

Ron Perrine jr thanks. It makes much more sense to me now. I always thought that was a mistake in the story, but I was just misunderstanding for a long time. This makes me want to see a prequel film about the early building and operations of the first park.

[@MrCaine]

Completely unrelated but do you plan on releasing a video about the new Jurassic World Evolution trailer?

[@nathanhedge5162]

wat is the name of the song u use in this episode

[@HolyFurryFish1998]

I've heard that music in the intro before, where have I heard it though? What's the name of that piece?

[@hurricane1nox]

HolyFurryFish1998 it’s from the Jp snes game. The chaos continues I think is the games title.

[@Josh729J]

Life finds a way. The raptors survived. Its a huge island and they eat insects most likely when theyre young. Smart, Social, Apex predators that mature mentally and physically pretty quickly dont normally disappear. Especially with such an affinity for adaptation.

[@EventsO3]

I think there is three left rember in the game three survived after they killed Oscar but like Klay said the ingen team probably killed them because they wanted raptors to try to train because those were wild raptors

[@beartoothWC]

you know what they say Klayton, life finds a way

[@alancoll1987]

Makes you wonder where the DNA came from for Blue and the other raptors. Did Ingen / Masrani harvest it from any Sorna raptors that were left or did they still have the base dna from the first film hidden somewhere since I believe the Nublar emyros in storage got damaged or destroyed. Probably had an off sight facility. Possible one on Sorna that they took with them when they left it.

[@rawadstudios229]

Please make a video about the history of the mammenchisaurus in the Jurassic park franchise

[@taliesincoleman6569]

I personally believe that there were other raptors on the island (IE: THE RAPTORS FROM JPTG) but due to poor social structure of and predators, they eventually died off.

[@RomanumChristum]

One for the dilos next please

[@Venator94]

What I've always wondered is this: if the three Velociraptors had never escaped before the system was shut down, and Grant, Tim and Lex found the eggs PRIOR to the escape... Who were those eggs laid by? Do we have to assume more Velociraptors were cloned after the Big One had killed five other Velociraptors? In that case, the Velociraptors we see in JP: The Game may be seen as canon, but the question about their fate remains unanswered...

[@f.c.laukhard3623]

Apparently the monitoring of the island was not the best and there is a moment, iirc, where they use the system to check if all dinos are still there and Grant asks them to check higher numbers than the ones that should be there. They indeed found that some dinos had reproduced and since the Velociraptors previously were kept in a different area, the sex switch and egg laying could have happened then (I think this was also the time when the Big One killed most others). Since we never saw more than those three in the movie but know that more were born in the wild, I think it is not that hard to believe that Wu's group just did not find alive ones. It is often easier to find corpses (they don't run away or hie actively) and there are real life cases for animals that were not seen for decades and believed extinct before being found again. Granted, those are usually smaller than Raptors but then there are also more scientific expeditions in real life than there were on the island in the JP universe (at least that we know of in canon) so it would not be unrealistic if they were not accounted for yet still alive.