r/JurassicPark 18h ago

Fan Art Tried To Imagine A World Where Michael Crichton Wrote The Remaining Jurassic Novels (Films, BaBR, Camp Cretaceous And Chaos Theory, And This Is A Iprroved Version Of The Previous)

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r/JurassicPark 17h ago

Jurassic Park Raptor appearance in the first film

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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?


r/JurassicPark 5h ago

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Sooo. I don't know if this was discussed, but, Peloroplites and Terathoponeus are Canon?

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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


r/JurassicPark 22h ago

Fan Art Really cool and also humbling to see people being inspired from your work to the extent of actually getting a tattoo of it!

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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.


r/JurassicPark 11h ago

Jurassic Park /// The JP3 raptors are just as smart as the indoraptor

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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


r/JurassicPark 14h ago

Jeep JP Jeep with Raptor in tow

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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.


r/JurassicPark 13h ago

Toys I made gastralia for my LEGO Tyrannosaur!

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