History Fridge / JurassicPark

** Film/JurassicWorld even goes further by having Owen (male) end up regaining his position as the Alpha of the raptor pack (all female) from the Indominus Rex (female) through the kindness and mutual respect he shows them rather than power and fear they get from the Indominus which is what convinces the pack to choose Owen and turn on the Indominus, beginning the climatic battle that (with the help of Rexy and the Mosasaurus) ends the hybrids reign.

** Film/JurassicWorld even goes further by having Owen (male) end up regaining his position as the Alpha of the raptor pack (all female) from the Indominus Rex (female) through the kindness and mutual respect he shows them rather than power and fear they get from the Indominus with is what convinces the pack to choose Owen and turn on the Indominus, beginning the climatic battle that (with the help of Rexy and the Mosasaurus) ends the hybrids reign.

* The film’s classic message that '''life finds a way''' actually disregards the gender politics that some people interpreted from Dr. Sattler’s quote "Dinosaurs eat man..... Woman inherits the earth” in two ways. The first is that the dinosaurs themselves never treat humans differently because of their gender, a T. rex outclasses you and will eat you wether you are male or female. Secondly, nature overcoming the scientists at Jurassic park is through the dinosaurs ability to flip genders, allowing them to have a breeding population that has both male and female dinosaurs working together.

** Film/JurassicWorld even goes further by having Owen (male) end up regaining his position as the Alpha of the raptor pack (all female) from the Indominus Rex (female) through the kindness and mutual respect he shows them rather than power and fear they get from the Indominus with is what convinces the pack to choose Owen and turn on the Indominus, which begins the climatic battle that ends the hybrids reign.

** Film/JurassicWorld evens goes further by having Owen (male) end up regaining his position as the Alpha of the raptor pack (all female) from the Indominus Rex (female) through the kindness and mutual respect he shows them rather than power and fear they get from the Indominus with is what convinces the pack to choose Owen and turn on the Indominus, which begins the climatic battle that ends the hybrids reign.

* The film’s classic message that '''life finds a way''' actually both disregards the gender politics that some people interpreted from Dr. Sattler’s quote "Dinosaurs eat man..... Woman inherits the earth” in two ways. The first is that the dinosaurs themselves never treat humans differently because of their gender, a T. rex outclasses you and will eat you wether you are male or female. Secondly, nature overcoming the scientists at Jurassic park is through the dinosaurs ability to flip genders, allowing them to have a breeding population that has both male and female dinosaurs working together.

** Film/JurassicWorld evens goes further by having Owen (male) end up regaining his position as the Alpha of the raptor pack (all female) from the Indominus Rex (female) through the kindness and respect he shows them rather than power and fear the get from the Indominus with is what convinces the pack to choose Owen and turn on the Indominus which begins the climatic battle that ends the hybrids reign.

** Film/JurassicWorld evens goes further by having Owen (male) end up regaining his position as the Alpha of the raptor pack (all female) from the Indominus Rex (female) through the kindness and respect he shows them rather than power and fear the get from the Indominus with is what gets the pack to choose Owen and turn on the Indominus which begins the climatic battle that ends the hybrids reign.

** It actually more sense if you don't see this as a hunting behavior but instead a territorial behavior. The thunderous footsteps and constant roaring? She's making her presence known to all would-be rivals. The interaction with the jeep? The ''T. rex'' only attacks when the car apparently tries to blind her with a light beam. Chasing the humans with flares? She's either curious about the lights or perceives the humans as threats. Chasing a fast-moving jeep before giving up? She's driving out an apparent rival out of her territory. As we see in her hunt of the ''Gallimimus'' and later the ''Velociraptor'', the ''T. rex'' can be stealthy as she wants to be. All of this makes the ''T. rex'' a more realistic animal which actually makes her scarier than just being a mere PrehistoricMonster.

** It actually more sense if you don't see this as a hunting behavior but instead a territorial behavior. The thunderous footsteps and constant roaring? She's making her presence known to all would-be rivals. The interaction with the jeep? The ''T. rex'' only attacks when the car apparently tries to blind her with a light beam. Chasing the humans with flares? She's either curious about the lights or perceive the humans as threats. Chasing a fast-moving jeep before giving up? She's driving out a perceived rival out of her territory. As we see in her hunt of the ''Gallimimus'' and later the ''Velociraptor'', the ''T. rex'' can be stealthy as she wants to be. All of this makes the ''T. rex'' a more realistic animal which actually makes her scarier than just being a mere PrehistoricMonster.

** To say nothing of the fact that the island itself was a ticking time bomb literally waiting to explode when no one expected it.

** Assuming that Dodgson used his real name. He could have given Nedry a false name and was acting as it being his real name so that if Nedry ever got caught and gave up his name, that he'd be safe. Dodgson and Nedry were involved in corporate espionage after all, and it seems unlikely Dodgson would have given his real name.

** Or at least, a ''fanastic'' warning against capitalism exploiting nature (much like the first film) and how activism can be a counter to it (hence the T.Rex running wild through San Diego due to Ingen bringing it off Site-B, while Hammond sent a team to the island to document and preserve the nature of Site-B and hired an activist to help try to keep Ingen from exploiting the dinosaurs there).

* The first thng that Lex does, in the famous kitchen scene, is to turn the lights off. Guess she learnt her lesson with the flashlight and the T-Rex!

* As pointed out in a Website/YouTube comment, of all things, in the scene in ''The Lost World'' when the parent tyrannosaurs are first heard, the very first thing Malcolm does--before even asking if there's any way to contact the trailers--is turn off the kerosene lantern in the High Hide. This isn't just a smart move for if you don't want to be seen: he was remembering his very first encounter with a ''Tyrannosaurus'' in the previous movie, and what had attracted Rexy to the first car and nearly killing Tim and Lex--''they were shining a light around and it drew Rexy's attention''.

** In describing chaos theory, most use weather as a perfect example. That's true in this case. If not for the storm, Nedry likely would have given the embryos over to his contact at the docks and been back in his seat entering the reset command before anyone knew anything was wrong. If anyone did notice the phones were out or the internal security blanked out for a few minutes, he can just brush it off as glitch #152. In fact, this was explicitly stated in the novel: Nedry planned for everything, except for that storm!