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*How was the satellite phone still able to work and function properly after it got eaten and digested by the Spinosaurus would the dinos stomach enzymes destroy it or melt it but when it's found in the dung it's completely intact.
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*How was the satellite phone still able to work and function properly after it got eaten and digested by the Spinosaurus would the dinos stomach enzymes destroy it or melt it but when it's found in the dung it's completely intact.
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* I just watched JP and the first scene with the three 'mercenaries' has Udeskey answer a sat phone with the ring the Kirbys recognize. Later, after the cash, Nash asks for the sat phone and Paul gives it to him. Right before the aviary, they hear the ringtone and ask who had the phone last, realizing it was Nash before he was eaten. So whose phone is it? Or are there two phones? If there's two phones, why does Udesky's phone have the same ringtone that's Kirbys' ringtone? Do all sat phones have the same ring? (I mean, they're a tool, not a tool and toy like a smart phone.) But if it's standard sat phone ringtone, why does Eric recognize it? What did Paul, the 'safer' of the two Kirby parents, even do to need a sat phone that it has the ringtone for the store and Eric recognizes it as such?
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* I just watched JP JP3 and the first scene with the three 'mercenaries' has Udeskey Udesky answer a sat phone with the ring ringtone the Kirbys recognize. Later, after the cash, Nash asks for the sat phone and Paul gives it to him. Right before the aviary, they hear the ringtone and ask who had the phone last, realizing it was Nash before he was eaten. So whose phone is it? Or are there two phones? If there's two phones, why does Udesky's phone have the same ringtone that's Kirbys' ringtone? Do all sat phones have the same ring? ringtone? (I mean, they're fully a tool, not a tool and toy like a smart phone.) But if it's standard sat phone ringtone, why does Eric recognize it? What did Paul, the 'safer' of the two Kirby parents, even do to need a sat phone that it has the ringtone for the store and Eric recognizes it as such?
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* I just watched JP and the first scene with the three 'mercenaries' has Udeskey answer a sat phone with the ring the Kirbys recognize.
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* I just watched JP and the first scene with the three 'mercenaries' has Udeskey answer a sat phone with the ring the Kirbys recognize.
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* I just watched JP and the first scene with the three 'mercenaries' has Udeskey answer a sat phone with the ring the Kirbys recognize.
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* Why would the Kirby’s ever agree to let their son go on what is obviously an illegal tour to an island infested with dozens of giant prehistoric carnivores? Especially since only a few years ago they must have seen on the news that one of the creatures from that same island had rampaged through San Diego and killed several people? And how weren’t they arrested after telling the Costa Rican/United States governments that they sent Eric to Isla Sorna?
* Why would the Kirby’s ever agree to let their son go on what is obviously an illegal tour to an island infested with dozens of giant prehistoric carnivores? Especially since only a few years ago they must have seen on the news that one of the creatures from that same island had rampaged through San Diego and killed several people? And how weren’t they arrested after telling the Costa Rican/United States governments that they sent Eric to Isla Sorna?
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* Why would theKirby’s Kirbys ever agree to let their son go on what is obviously an illegal tour to an island infested with dozens of giant prehistoric carnivores? Especially since only a few years ago they must have seen on the news that one of the creatures from that same island had rampaged through San Diego and killed several people? And how weren’t they arrested after telling the Costa Rican/United States governments that they sent Eric to Isla Sorna?
* Why would the
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** Raptors are smart and form plans dynamically. It may have intended to reach the top of the cage door, hang on by its forelimbs and then use its large, powerful hind legs to force the door off the hands of the protagonists, or at least just wide enough until the point where it could simply drop onto them, maul them first with its large leg claws and then the rest of its body. Clearly, its pushing strength (using the other cage fencing they were trapped behind as leverage) would be significantly stronger than the pulling force (they are only able to use their fingers to hold the fencing back) all of the protagonists would be able to exert to try and stop it.
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** Raptors are smart and form plans dynamically. It may have intended to reach the top of the cage door, hang on by its forelimbs and then use its large, powerful hind legs to force the door backwards off the hands of the protagonists, protagonists (and hence, wide open), or at least just wide enough until the point where it could simply drop onto them, maul them first with its large leg claws and then the rest of its body. Clearly, its pushing strength (using the other cage fencing they were trapped behind as leverage) would be significantly stronger than the pulling force (they are only able to use their fingers to hold the fencing back) all of the protagonists would be able to exert to try and stop it.
