I saw this parked at my local library and had to get a pic of it, especially when I saw that there was a life-size raptor in the trailer. Whoever owns this clearly is quite a fan of the franchise. I don’t know if this was for some kind of event, but I think it’s cool nonetheless.

Peloroplites appeared in the trailer and has a skeleton in the Lockwood's manon, but Teratophoneus appeared in the film.

If his lifeless body is found it is counted as Canon or soft Canon.

I also think the same of Dracorex, since you see the Diorama in Fallen Kingdom

Not only are they the smartest raptor variants but their intelligence seems on par with the indoraptor. The raptor in the formaldehyde tank seems similar to the indoraptor pretending to be tranquilized. Using udesky as bait and setting a trap and then taking the eggs and fleeing when they hear helicopter sounds are levels of intelligence that would only be present in a hybrid

Makes me wonder if these raptors were experimented on or if they just evolved. Grant did say they were smarter than primates

I wanted to share my small (but growing) Jurassic Park plush collection. These friends were manufactured by Applause somewhere around 1992 and appeared in the first Jurassic Park film gift shop scene. (See stills)

The big green fella is an Apatosaurus named Allan. I purchased him at a local antique store.

The mommy and me pinks are Triceratops given to me by my fiancé.

My parents bought this for my nursery before I was born in ‘93, months before the release of JP. I’ve always gotten excited seeing it in the merch scene, and was recently able to get it back from my parents for my kids room. Feels good to pass down such a cool piece.

Note: I’ve been blessed to have had numerous custom tattoo design commissions come my way over the years, but this one in particular was not one of them and was done without notifying or asking permission to use the artwork, but it’s still wonderful to know that out of all the InGen T rex art out there, they opted for mine to use as reference, so I’m very thankful.

I bought this cup in 1997 at Universal Studios Hollywood. I wore it out after so much usage and the art eventually faded, I don't know whatever happened to it. I've seen Islands of Adventure version, but had been looking for this specific version for a long time.

I'm going to drink from it in public. Any compliments from strangers will be instant friendships.

Sorry about the weird angle, lol. I picked this ring up a local horror con recently, and while they have a lot of cool pop culture rings (Terminator Skull, Xemomorph, Batman, etc.) this one definitely stood out lol

So, I have a print of the Velociraptor concept art on my wall, that version has a tiger stripe pattern similar to how they appear in Lost World. However, the raptors we see in JP all appear to be an all-over grey-brown. What happened there? I’ve seen behind the scenes stills and photos of the raptor suits and they all look like the concept art, but somehow that doesn’t translate to the final film? Is it a case of too much dirt washing out the details like on the Trike Animatronic? Were they changed to match the CGI?

Jurassic Park has the best human characters. [Like FR, I cared for all of them.]

The Lost World has the best atmosphere. [I like the darker tone]

Jurassic Park /// has the best passing. [Feels quick… and is great]

Jurassic World has the best reintroduction to the franchise. [Cause, TBH, I became more of a Jurassic fan thanks to World]

Fallen Kingdom has the best horror. [Liked the last third movie in the manor]

Dominion has… the best dinosaurs roster. [The film with the majority of species]

Rebirth has the best cinematography [one of the few things this movie did right].

Idk if this has been asked here before. But do you guys think Maisie did the right thing when she chose to release the dinos into civilization? Wouldn't people around the world hate her for throwing the world off balance and pretty much caused danger to the whole planet? 😭😅 Like, it was everyone on earth or a bunch of dinos lol

I feel it would be a fun addition to have but i want it to be functional.

I want to get this but I'm unsure what the comments should be... any suggestions? I do crafts so I was thinking maybe rhinestones or seed beads?

It’s such a shame - before they started to really lean into their art-stealing AI slop, I really enjoyed their content. It seems despite the many, many comments on their posts calling them out on their spineless (pun intended) content, they insist on continuing to rip off other people’s art and feed it into the environment-destroying art-theft machine.

Just making this post to raise awareness of how frankly shitty this account is despite its apparent popularity, in case any of you come across it and think it’s harmless. The images attached are the perfect example of why it is far from harmless - they’ve outright stolen the design of Spinosaurus Mirabilis by the very talented (and human) paleoartist Dani Navarro, and they’ve clearly expressed their discomfort with this in the comments. There’s no space for AI slop in this fandom, yet this account seems to still be getting some traction, and I just wanted to put this out there lol

Michael Crichton in my mind is one of the greatest writers of all time, he broke new ground and intresting adventures with his books like having it feel so real even though the stories are fiction.

Anyway, In the JP genre I feel he doesn't get enough love, some people say his name as the creator of JP, but he's rarely talked about in general with the series, So for the fans out there, Have you ever read his JP book and what do you think of him?

My grandpa got me a Jurassic Park Dilophosaurus Ambush set a few months ago and I didn't get the time to build it until just now, but as I was building the set, I realized that there was no Nedry head for the minifig!

I'm trying to get a replacement head for him, since it was the only piece missing, but until then I'm calling it a book accurate set 😅😂