Why This SCARY Jurassic Park Book Scene NEEDS To Be Adapted For The Movies

Michael Crichton’s book The Lost World has an awesome Jurassic Park dinosaur scene that needs to be in the movies as soon as possible. It involves a scary attack on Isla Sorna featuring camouflaging Carnotaurus animals that was kind of put into Jurassic World with the Indominus Rex but I think we could have something much more faithful to the novel!
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[@dereklopez9060]

If they ever continue this franchise, they really need to bring back the horror and suspense atmosphere. The Camouflage Carnotaurus scene in the second novel is easily one of the best sequences in the books.

[@ZeroTwo--]

Nah we definitely need more Jedi mind tricks and the power of friendship.

[@beyondlegacy6314]

I do want to see is junior the t rex to return as a adult to make him stronger and aggressive just like daddy rex does to make something good as the new main rex for the next Jurassic movie 🦖

[@johnwharton7094]

The franchise is returning in 2025 2028 and 2030

[@bryona5271]

Yes horror and suspense is a must. The JP analog videos do a great job in just a few minutes. I’m hoping 65 can capture some of that feeling

[@yghostest]

​@@johnwharton7094 please no. Unless they retcon Dominion out of the canon, they should let the franchise rest for another decade or so. Even the fanbase hasn't been the same after that atrocity of a movie. And we still need a proper "Endgame" for the JP franchise, because JWD failed miserably at it

[@shainewhite2781]

00:34, it can camouflage! I read the book, and the scene is pretty terrifying where Levine and Sarah spot 2 Carnotaurus underneath the moonlight walking towards them, where they blend into the background, but the fence was keeping them safe, for the moment.

[@ShredderPeek]

The idea of dinosaurs having new abilities based off characteristics from real life animals due to gene splicing has always been the coolest thing to me. It's like they're Franken-saurs. Aside from the hybrids (ugh), it feels like we don't get much creativity from that side of the franchise anymore.

[@Bagelgeuse]

I agree. JP's genetic modification of the dinosaurs is literally the perfect catalyst for unique and memorable dinosaur encounters. Unfortunately, the only thing that came from it are lazy monster designs that somehow make DINOSAURS look boring.

[@herrerasaurstudios7028]

My favorite moment from the books! You know you've succeeded at being scary when velociraptors and a t.rex (yeah at one point in the book a t.rex was afraid of them) won't go near your territory.

[@Bagelgeuse]

Huh, funny how the relationship between the T.rex and Carnotaurs went to sh*t in Fallen Kingdom. Such an awesome dinosaur in both real life and TLW novel is makes its long-awaited debut in the movies... Only to be Rexy's personal punching bag.

[@meercat666]

It's stated that the T-rex does travel through the territory but hurries through and doesn't linger around any longer than he has too.

[@NioNerd]

This just solidifies my idea that Universal should make a TV series based on the first two books. It’s familiar enough for people to be interested but different enough to warrant it. Similar to what The Last Of Us is doing.

[@Betweentheraindrops8]

Yeah I agree; it’s best they just adapt the books to a series as closely as possible. The material is great, just work on the effects and give us some great shots. No need to write another bad Jurassic plot if they stick to the source.

[@MrManiac2591]

I'd cry lol

[@dinosaurfan2409]

That does sound like a good idea, and it can help develop the overall lore of the Jurassic Park universe and explain more of the history of Isla Sorna. Or maybe do like a prequel or something as Klayton suggested.

[@sauraplay2095]

I agree. That would be cool.

[@Bazzen]

... Jonathan Nolan, thank you

[@ichthyovenator3351]

The JP novels had this way of making dinosaurs seem alien while keeping them reasonably animal-like that the movies never really replicated. The closest would've been the original JP raptors. The way the first one lifted Jophery clear off of the ground and the way everyone spoke of them, as well as their methodical and suspenseful way of hunting the main characters is something that didn't really clash with the idea of them being mistreated animals ( even if they were portrayed in a villainous way). I feel this sort of thing needs to be implemented more if the franchise is to continue.

[@Princess_Celestia_]

"didn't really clash with the idea of them being mistreated animals" Not sure where this "idea of them being mistreated" comes from, but all evidence suggests that they were the way they were because of the influence of The Big One who had been modified to be more intelligent and more aggressive resulting in her killing all but 2 of the other raptors and then hunting down the humans because she enjoyed it. In a way, she was the prototype to the indominus rex.

[@Jose_Lopez08]

I think the camouflaging scene with the Carnotaurus would be cool to see in future live action Jurassic movies.

[@johnbray7887]

The chameleon carnos were awesome! I loved how they were used in the chapter detailing Levine arriving on the island. Another fantastic scene I would like to see done eventually is the Raptor chase sequence, with Arby in the cage, a raptor pack rolling him away, and Kelly riding behind Sarah, trying to trank the raptor who snagged the key to the cage. The Lost World was fantastic.

[@WillVS93]

Came right when I got notified Klayton! The Camouflage Carnotaurus scene from The Lost World novel is definitely a favorite of mine! Not so much scary and gore but definitely an awesome suspense scene! The Indominus Rex scene was a good tribute to the camouflaging dinosaurs from the books but we definitely need a full suspense scene in some media like this one if there is future Jurassic projects!

[@JJ-he4pe]

Honestly, I'd love to see a high budget HBO style series of the Jurassic Park books. This gives plenty of time to develop a lot of the story and characters while allowing time for suspense for scenes to build up. One of my favourite scenes from the first book is the young T Rex Hunting and killing Ed Regis. The way it plays with him before killing him is very chilling.

[@southparkstanmarshofficial]

It's good to see you posting regularly again Klayton

[@adamkurien8412]

Nice seeing footage of the lost world arcade game since it is a boss in that game and does camouflage

[@Gojirfan2004]

I love the camouflaging Carnotaurus and the scenes in the Michael Crichton’s book The Lost World because it as so much potential to be a fantastic suspenseful scene in a live film with elements of tension and horror.

[@sanatprasad1594]

There are many great scenes and dialogues in the books, they're absolutely incredible. They are what got me interested in the franchise more than the movies

[@Nathan-sf3ub]

Camp Creatacous heavily used to Carno as a main antagonist for the kids, that would've been a great opportunity to show off the camouflage abilities, but since it coincided with Jurassic World and the Indo rex, I get why they didn't, but it still would have been a great opportunity to recreate that scene

[@animemangathoughts8247]

This scene from the novel you are talking about is actually my personal favourite scene in the book because I love the feeling of creepiness at abandoned worker village were the main characters are watching out for something. And that something is the camouflage Carnosaurs. In my opinion, I personally wish scene was done in the movies (mostly in the second movie of it was adapted well) and sadly it not which would be a awesome scene to watch as you can feel not only the creepiness, but the tents feeling when watching the scene.

[@joaquinnevarez2509]

I just hope if someday there going to be a Jurassic World anime series/OVA/film and which is going to be canon maybe taking place after Jurassic World 3 dominion(Jurassic Park 6 dominion) and I especially want new species of dinosaurs and prehistoric animals will be added there like I’m thinking like Non dinosaurs Deinosuchus Estemmenosuchus Ichthyoconodon Liaoconodon Pterosaurs Rhamphorhynchus Nemicolopterus Pterodaustro Cearadactylus Marine reptiles Pliosaurus Kronosaurus Elasmosaurus Platypterygius Dolichorhynchops Dinosaurs Drypatosaurus Masiakasaurus Amargasurus Lurdusaurus lesothosaurus Coahuilaceratops Saurornitholestes Ornithomimus Jaxartosaurus Lambeosaurus Microraptor Australovenator Hesperornis Shuvuuia Mussaurus Leptoceratops Pachyrhinosaurus Wannanosaurus Yangchuanosaurus Confuciusornis Dacentrurus Cryolophosaurus Troodon Thescelosaurus acrocanthosaurus Coelophysis Irritator Siats Cenozoic animals Phorusrhacos Megatherium Prolibytherium Arsinoitherium Hybrid dinosaurs Ultimasurus Deinonycanis

[@willem8820]

A Jurassic park prequel that goes full on survival horror would be great

[@BananaMuffin-iz3ed]

I remember reading the novel in high school. And i loved the idea the carnotaurus can blend to their surroundings like a chameleon.

[@chaoticinkinc.3145]

At least it was done in the Lost World Arcade Game. As a kid I was always unnerved by both that boss fight and the Dinosuchus one because there are parts where you can't see it and I have no idea how I'd handle that in real life.

[@LBTElectricDinoOnline]

Great and pretty amazing video of the Jurassic Park book that contains scary moments that need to be in the movies especially the Jurassic World franchise and I pretty much agree with you on this and as always, Take It Easy.

[@grantkruger3689]

I remember reading The Lost World in the 90s, and this scene was the most memorable one that isn't in a movie already. It was eerie and suspenseful. I agree it should have already been in a movie, and that it should still be adapted in a new movie.

[@joshuariddensdale2126]

That camouflage Carno scene in The Lost World had me on the edge of my seat when I first read it. It's too bad we didn't get it in the movie. Another cool element from the book that never made it into the movie was Ian's team having a solar-powered SUV (since there was no way to refuel a gas-powered vehicle).

[@fireblade1408]

I recently read The lost world after reading Jurassic park and I’ve got to say, I loved it when I got to the pair of carno’s. The way Michael Crichton described them in the worker village was beautiful. If it was for klayton I wouldn’t have read the books so thank you klayton.

[@AlexGonzalez-ye4fs]

Hell yeah...this is my favorite book and my chapter. There's nothing scarier than two 7 foot tall carnivorous chameleons. Well done sir

[@velociraptor4you3291]

We came *close* with the I-Rex in “JW,” but as a fan of both the films _and_ the original novels, I wouldn’t mind seeing this scene in particular be adapted faithfully in the future (👍).

[@RedneckCountry]

I agree. This is a scene I’ve always wanted to see in a movie

[@mattemery5596]

Oh man, that opening roar immediately brought back so many memories of that damn level of the Lost World game for PS1...

[@scrappydoo6743]

I sadly just finished the Jurassic park books. I loved this scene. The added element of panic from leviene was perfect

[@grandadmiralzaarin4962]

Sounds like we need a fan animation of this!

[@painpeko1259]

The scariest part for me is the man slowly connecting all of the pieces in knowing what was with them in the shelter

[@dinosaurfan2409]

This is a fun and thrilling scene to read in the novel and is worth adapting into a Jurassic Park movie or TV adaptation program.I think more of Michael Crichton's ideas should be shown, including this version of the Carnotaurus. It stands out a lot in the arcade game and is creepy and fun to encounter. The light switching on and off is a clever idea to reveal the Carnotaurus' and still keep them primarily hidden in the night background and a way for the human characters to survive the encounter.

[@keithmoonshine]

I just revisited The Lost World novel after about 10years and it has brought me back to your channel. This scene is by far my favourite moment in the novel, it refrains from descending into action and lingers on that tension and the visual details. It's too bad the film adaptation ditched all this, would have been amazing.

[@TheJmall88]

I really enjoyed this scene in the book. I agree with you it needs to be in a Jurassic movie. It's exciting and awesome

[@hekt0rh]

A great moment in the novels, see it in live action would be great. The old Klayton´s videos about moments from the novels are awesome!

[@dirk903]

This was definatley one of my favorite scenes from either book

[@Quillz06]

Loved your visual narration of this scene you did a few years ago in an older video. Such a scary and suspenseful scene!

[@kylgrv]

Yeah, Carnotaurus became one of my favorite theropod dinosaurs after seeing Disney's "Dinosaur" film from 2000, but if this scene was included in a JP film, that would've been super awesome too. I think it'd be best if this scene was incorporated in a prequel to "The Lost World" or JP3, since it would take place on Isla Sorna, and as such, pay tribute to Michael Crichton's book.

[@barsnacker]

I didn't knowy volume was full and hearing the dinosaur roar in the beginning killed my hearing. It was awesome

[@frankyrodriguez5634]

Just finished the book the other day and this is indeed one of my favorite highlights from the book!

[@MrSabre-dm8rl]

Honestly, I think a complete reboot of the franchise staying true to the novels and keeping that horror and darker element would be pretty great to see.

[@DinosaurEnthusiast66]

When I got to the Carnotaurus section, I legitimately felt worried for Thorne. It’s incredibly suspenseful and you’re left wondering if the two Carnotaurus will eventually kill him or if Sarah and Levine will manage to rescue him. Interesting to note that Carnotaurus here are described as ‘not particularly fast or active.’ when it was actually a fast runner. But then again, they’re specifically camouflaged Carnotaurus that are essentially ambushers. I’d assume that they were originally like their real life counterparts but some versions were given a camouflaging ability and learned to hunt with that. Or I’m just reading too much into this and being completely wrong.

[@MrTimelord77]

I loved your coverage of this scene years ago.

[@unforgivableimperius7976]

My favourite scene from the books, the suspense is something else!

[@endermanwithalowercasee]

The Carnotaurus scene in the book is one of my favorites, if not my favorite, from both of the books

[@RaithGyaron]

When they added the ability to give the Indominous rex the camouflage gene in Jurassic World Evolution, I was hoping the Carnotaurus would get it too because if this scene (even the Velociraptors because of the one in the Jurassic Park novel).

[@clarkiebhoy7771]

I totally agree with you, when I read this book (Lost World: Jurassic Park) , I totally loved that part of the story and wished it was in the film, just to give it that eerie vibe.

[@deltawavey7535]

I've always liked the idea of the dinosaurs being different in the jurasssic world from how we reconstruct dinosaurs in real life because there is a good chance we are wrong about what some theropod were like

[@cq3730]

I aint gona lie, evry time klayton reads from the books, I wish he would read the entire books and make them audio book

[@seanmorgan2356]

Yes!!! That was one of my favorite parts in the book!!! Scary, suspenseful, and very Well paced! Doc Thorne and Sarah were the best characters in the book.

[@TheOrcaBoss]

Adapting this scene into a movie would be awesome, but unfortunately Universal is making the Jurassic franchise too kid friendly at this point, that it’s really impossible for something like this to happen

[@kevin_ramirez2529]

Yeah that sucks, thinking of the first movie. There is a scary kill in less than 5 minutes.

[@vanmicah]

This part of the book always stood out to me, even 28 years later after reading the book.

[@baz948]

Would be very cool if they could make more movies in between the lost world and jp3 to fill in some of the blanks left in between the movies

[@joaoinacio2010]

Klayton, you always deserve our likes. Cheers from Brazil!

[@MBJ84]

Loving all the Lost World arcade footage of late. My favourite game!

[@Thommy2n]

Honestly, it could be terrifying brought to the world of cinema. But it would take an insane attention to detail to really pull off the suspense that Crichton brought with his words, of the reveal with the lights and the gradual shift as they adjusted their camouflage, and the survivors fighting off panic and desperatly figure out how to keep them in sight. Translated into the visual medium that is film however, it could easily devolve into unintentionally goofy, where some scary carnivore chameleon dinos show up, then are quickly spooked off by waving flashlights at them.

[@madambutterfly1997]

I love this scene

[@tylerquade5385]

Very interesting

[@benvinciblevince4067]

It’s always a great day when you wake up to a new Klayton video!

[@firstclasssolider596]

What an amazing video today! Could you cover some scenes you haven't covered yet?

[@ryangreen6255]

Wait! There are videos where you're reading the books? That's fantastic!

[@HeatherIsCool93]

I remember reading this scene as a kid and being so scared I couldn’t sleep!

[@azhdarchidae66]

they hinted at it with the dinotracker sighting but i agree, this scene would be really cool in a movie and was very interesting and scary in the book

[@wallineric]

I'm actually currently rereading Lost World. Since it's release I love grabbing and rereading it every so often. JP1 is a phenomenal novel but there's something about the open world in their territory feel of LW I always really enjoyed.

[@sierraMaddin]

one of the best moments of the book

[@Andy-the-Collector]

It was my favorite part of the book and I was so heartbroken when didn't happen in movie

[@OfficialRedTeamReview]

My man can we get a link to that reading you did? That was awesome

[@levisamjuno]

I love that so many other commenters also had this as one of the most memorable scenes in the book!

[@ambds1975]

10/10, my favorite scene from all of the books.

[@malice9240]

Iv been asking for the camouflaged Carnotaurus for a while

[@LordSkella]

I loved that scene of Kelly kicking the velociraptor out of the window; I feel like there’s space for both things in a great Jurassic Park movie!

[@shainewhite2781]

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

[@legoslask1]

It could be cool to Explorer more spiecies and of course the carnotaurus is a good way to go. I like youre videoes and its always interesting :D

[@stinkyfish6140]

Funny dinodoor man

[@tanwentakami]

I love both the books and movies. Well, dinosaurs in general for that matter. It would be nice to have movies that do follow the books. Been a few years since I listened to the books, but I do somewhat remember that scene.

[@akka8588]

This would be great. I know they kind of referenced and payed homage to that with the Indominus camouflage scene which I'll be on honest when I saw that in theaters it did kind of scare me. One because such a large animal was able to camouflage almost perfectly and how it came out slowly instead of rushing out to kill them.

[@azzee029]

The thing I want the most is a reboot telling the story of the 2 books with maybe a few changes to spice things up a little, followed by maybe a couple original sequels, properly made.

[@jordanmagpiebullet7978]

Amazing video keep them coming and can I ask you something?

[@SpaceMonkeyBoi]

The original JP trilogy was perfect I my opinion, but can you imagine how cool it would be of we got a JP trilogy based on the books?

[@Nbafan2000]

I really hope we get this feel and vibe in the next JP. I am with you. I think JP is at its apex when it’s a little darker like TLW or even JW2 to a degree

[@2Wildlivity]

This scene is just amazing , the thing i like about this scene is that it gives us the chills and that it gives a sense of perception of what the core of these abilities could actually look like in dinosaurs, really loved it,by the way Klayton Fioriti do you know the source of the slow motion video rendition of Jurassic franchise most memorable moments that was featured in your video.

[@Supersaurus4]

It would be cool to watch a scene like this in a movie or live action tv show.

[@jays8083]

I just read the book for the first time last week. I LOVED this scene, the implication that the territory was taken, but by what? What could be scaring the raptors that not even they would follow them there? I love that there are so many parts in the book that just get under your skin like that. Of course I want to see it adapted, but like you said, it would have to be done right, which is... well, hard to get these days unfortunately.

[@imbetter7504]

Cool

[@verdant2215]

Imagine being a researcher and standing inside the research village before the hurricane and seeing these dinosaurs outside the electric fence. That's horrifying.

[@zillawith3zs234]

When you said you didn’t trust them to make do it in this day in age, I felt that.

[@jacobburton7309]

That’s cool

[@gundam833]

I would love for this scene to make it into either tv or a movie.

[@solidSnake4580]

Imagine if we got this scene in The Lost World with the John Williams soundtrack, it would of been so suspenseful to see in the big screen and scary. Such a missed opportunity.

[@anthonytorresproductions]

I wish this was in the Lost World movie back in 1997.

[@kh34ly5]

The scene with Carnotaurs is the best part of the second book and I find my self just revisiting it alone either on the page or audiobook and they really did the franchise dirty by not including it in a film.

[@Dunks_Aquarium]

6:20 That lemur movie is called "Dinosaur"

[@digitalsoldierxp9027]

Man the lost world Carnotaurus roar was haunting

[@AlexGonzalez-ye4fs]

An " in-between -qual" would be awesome

[@trackapesonger9055]

I would love to see this scene

[@godzillakingofthemonsters6540]

Hey bro in the next video what do you think of Jurassic Park Analog horror

[@benni1368]

Hey Klayton i can talk with you particular somehow? and great video!

[@andresdeleon5160]

That could be awesome to see in a future Jurassic story if they choose to adapted it.

[@TheBombayMasterTony]

Those parts were fun to read in the book.

[@redlinrangerstudio5331]

this is actually one of the scene im gonna adapted in the future chapters for the jurassic park webcomic series

[@NickTwithADHD]

You know what’s funny? I told this exact scene to my son as a scary story when putting him to bed, and he was sleeping under the covers that night.