History WebAnimation / JurassicParkHorror

** The ''Tyrannosaurus'' opting to chase after the worker rather than the meat he dropped for her was based on a line from Dr. Alan Grant in ''Film/JurassicPark'', where he explained that the Rex would rather hunted for their food than be provided for them.

** The premise of "Body Cam Footage" has the characters trying to find Ray Arnold, similar to what Ellie Sattler had done in ''Film/JurassicPark''.

** The [[Film/JurassicPark last time]] a cow and [[spoiler:''Velociraptors'']] were present together, things did not go well for the former. This was hinted at when the cow entered a field with tall grass, which the [[spoiler:''Raptors'']] had used in [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark another event]].
** [[spoiler:The farm being invaded by the ''Velociraptors'' is one big homage to the kitchen scene from ''Film/JurassicPark''.]]

* DecoyAntagonist: The 'giant pterosaur was the main antagonist in the first two parts of the "The Tresspasser", only to be sidelined a lot in the third part by the [[spoiler:''Velociraptors'' who became the true {{Big Bad}}s of the shorts.]]

** The ''Stegosaurus'' in "The Tresspasser" is played straight. [[spoiler:It not only befriended the Farmer and Bessie the Cow, it also protected them from predators.]]

* DecoyAntagonist: The giant pterosaur was the main antagonist in the first two parts of the "The Tresspasser", only to be sidelined a lot in the third part by the [[spoiler:''Velociraptors'' who became the true {{Big Bad}}s of the shorts.]]

* DwindlingParty: Part 1 of ''The Trespasser" has [[spoiler:the farmer losing all but one of his cows to a giant TerrorDactyl.]]

** The giant pterosaur in "The Trespasser" also initially ignores the main character (being more interested in hunting his cattle), only attacking in self-defense once he starts shooting it.

* ShownTheirWork: The giant pterosaur in "The Trespasser" has pycnofibres, rounded wingtips, and hunts predominantly on the ground like a large azhdarchid.

* StockSoundEffects: In addition to most of the dinosaur species previously appearing in the ''Franchise/JurassicPark'' films using their canon sound effects, the giant pterosaur from "The Trespasser" notably utilizes the ''Quetzalcoatlus'' honks from ''Series/PrehistoricPlanet''.

* HerbivoresAreFriendly: ZigZagged. The herbivores are portrayed as docile and friendly but at the same time, they are just as dangerous as the carnivores.

* PredatorsAreMean: {{Downplayed}}. Some of the carnivores in the series are not depicted as overtly violent. One example where a ''Plesiosaur'' appears before the main character but they didn't attack him and are rather curious about him. The giant pterosaur in "The Trespasser" also initially ignores the main character (being more interested in hunting his cattle), only attacking in self-defense once he starts shooting it.

* StockSoundEffects: In addition to most of the dinosaur species previously appearing in the ''Franchise/JurassicPark'' films using their canon sound effects, the giant pterosaur from ''The Trespasser'' notably utilizes the ''Quetzalcoatlus'' honks from ''Series/PrehistoricPlanet''.

* PlayingPossum: In "Camp Curious", the camper plays dead to fool the ''Allosaurus Fragilis''. Then, the ''Allosaurus'' does the same thing to him.
* PredatorsAreMean: {{Downplayed}}. Some of the carnivores in the series are not depicted as overtly violent. One example where a ''Plesiosaur'' appears before the main character but they didn't attack him and are rather curious about him.

* AscendedToCarnivorism: [[spoiler:The ''Hypsilophodon'' in "Paddock Disturbance" scavenge the body of a park worker who dies fleeing from them. Potentially justified since there's evidence that some ornithopods were opportunistically omnivorous.]]