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* Why is ''Deinonychus'' listed as one of the extinct genera on the Dinosaur Protection Group website? Hasn't it been previously established that the so-called ''Velociraptors'' in the movie actually ''are'' ''Deinonychus'', albeit misnamed and without feathers. This was mad clear as early as the first movie, when a "''Velociraptor''" skeleton is being unearthed in Montana, where the real ''Velociraptor'' never lived but ''Deinonychus'' did.
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* How is the skeleton of the Indominus Rex in relatively good condition if she was eaten by the Mosasaurus? You'd think the best they could hope for was a few stray fragments of ribs or vertebrae that popped out with the Mosasaur's droppings.
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* Why is there so much focus on that one chunk of I-Rex rib? The rib that got stepped on is possibly still usable. How thoroughly will bone marrow be obliterated by one brief dino stomp? For all we know, the rib just got pressed into the ground and not even particularly damaged. And the rest of the skeleton is still right where they left it.it.
** Well, the guy who planned on using it for nefarious purposes got eaten, so that's a plus...
** Well, the guy who planned on using it for nefarious purposes got eaten, so that's a plus...
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** Especially as some of the ones that were shipped off are likely to be cloned by various shady groups, as would any that get recaptured. And, much like in the first film, this will likely be done without controls or consideration for the preventative measures Jurassic World had to prevent dinosaur proliferation. Additionally, Wu is still out there, and life will, as always, find a way.
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** Especially as some of the ones that were shipped off are likely to be cloned by various shady groups, as would any that get recaptured. And, much like in the first film, this will likely be done without controls or consideration for the preventative measures Jurassic World had to prevent dinosaur proliferation. Additionally, Wu is still out there, and life will, as always, find a way.way.
* Why is there so much focus on that one chunk of I-Rex rib? The rib that got stepped on is possibly still usable. How thoroughly will bone marrow be obliterated by one brief dino stomp? For all we know, the rib just got pressed into the ground and not even particularly damaged. And the rest of the skeleton is still right where they left it.
* Why is there so much focus on that one chunk of I-Rex rib? The rib that got stepped on is possibly still usable. How thoroughly will bone marrow be obliterated by one brief dino stomp? For all we know, the rib just got pressed into the ground and not even particularly damaged. And the rest of the skeleton is still right where they left it.
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** She wasn't concerned about which specific species should be saved. She was concerned that the dinosaurs are being suffocated by poison gas and they should be released from their confinement.
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** It's shown in the opening scene.
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** It's shown in the opening scene.scene that there's a gate that leads from its lagoon straight into open water.
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** Arguments could be made that Masrani was the key figure responsible as he presumably arranged for the Indominus to be created in the first place; it would be easy enough for Claire's defence lawyers to shift the blame to him while Claire (as they claim) was given inadequate information to make her decision.
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* Why isn't Claire in a lot more hot water in this film? She's pretty much responsible for all the issues that happened in the last film, you'd think she'd be in jail for the stuff she let happen!
* We see a lot of people protesting for the dinosaurs to be saved, but aside from Ian Malcolm where is the other side of the protest? Those people who lost friends or family at the park and demanding that the dinosaurs be destroyed (or in this case, left to die?) And even if the company paid them off, there's surely a vocal minority somewhere that understands the threat the dinosaurs pose to human life, or perhaps those like Dr. Grant who sees them as nothing more than ''"genetically-modified theme park monsters"''.
* We see a lot of people protesting for the dinosaurs to be saved, but aside from Ian Malcolm where is the other side of the protest? Those people who lost friends or family at the park and demanding that the dinosaurs be destroyed (or in this case, left to die?) And even if the company paid them off, there's surely a vocal minority somewhere that understands the threat the dinosaurs pose to human life, or perhaps those like Dr. Grant who sees them as nothing more than ''"genetically-modified theme park monsters"''.
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** Though if it's salt water it's unlikely any dinosaurs would drink there. Perhaps some fish can swim through the damaged gates and within chomping range?
* Since Claire could choose which cages she opened, why did she release the pterosaurs as well? The other dinos pose only a minimal threat in a local area, so they could be released somewhat safely, but the pterosaurs flew all the way to Vegas within a few days! And they have a history of killing people, so if would have been more sensible to let the pterosaurs die as they posed the greatest public risk.
* Since Claire could choose which cages she opened, why did she release the pterosaurs as well? The other dinos pose only a minimal threat in a local area, so they could be released somewhat safely, but the pterosaurs flew all the way to Vegas within a few days! And they have a history of killing people, so if would have been more sensible to let the pterosaurs die as they posed the greatest public risk.
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** With automatic weapons, tanks, and helicopter gunships if it comes to that.
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** It's in a giant body of water. With the fences banged up it can probably pick out animals that are trying to drink or those that are just wandering close enough.
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** [[ArmoredPiercingQuestion Are you sure about that?]] We've already seen a parent Triceratops with a baby along with a small colony of Compsognathus. Just because we saw one of eleven or more species when they escape on screen, doesn't mean that's the entirety of them. And if the San Diego Incident in Lost World Jurassic Park is anything to go by, its ForegoneConclusion that those dinosaurs that were shipped off will lead to their kind spreading.
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** [[ArmoredPiercingQuestion [[ArmorPiercingQuestion Are you sure about that?]] We've already seen a parent Triceratops with a baby along with a small colony of Compsognathus. Just because we saw one of eleven or more species when they escape on screen, doesn't mean that's the entirety of them. And if the San Diego Incident in Lost World Jurassic Park is anything to go by, its ForegoneConclusion that those dinosaurs that were shipped off will lead to their kind spreading.
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** [[ArmoredPiercingQuestion Are you sure about that?]] We've already seen a parent Triceratops with a baby along with a small colony of Compsognathus. Just because we saw one of eleven or more species when they escape on screen, doesn't mean that's the entirety of them. And if the San Diego Incident in Lost World Jurassic Park is anything to go by, its ForegoneConclusion that those dinosaurs that were shipped off will lead to their kind spreading.
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** [[ArmoredPiercingQuestion Are you sure about that?]] We've already seen a parent Triceratops with a baby along with a small colony of Compsognathus. Just because we saw one of eleven or more species when they escape on screen, doesn't mean that's the entirety of them. And if the San Diego Incident in Lost World Jurassic Park is anything to go by, its ForegoneConclusion that those dinosaurs that were shipped off will lead to their kind spreading.spreading.
** Especially as some of the ones that were shipped off are likely to be cloned by various shady groups, as would any that get recaptured. And, much like in the first game, this will likely be done without controls or consideration for the preventative measures Jurassic World had to prevent dinosaur proliferation. Additionally, Wu is still out there, and life will, as always, find a way.
** Especially as some of the ones that were shipped off are likely to be cloned by various shady groups, as would any that get recaptured. And, much like in the first game, this will likely be done without controls or consideration for the preventative measures Jurassic World had to prevent dinosaur proliferation. Additionally, Wu is still out there, and life will, as always, find a way.
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* How are dinosaurs going to take over the planet? There's one specimen per species (with the possible exception of pterodactyls), meaning they won't be able to procreate.
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* How are dinosaurs going to take over the planet? There's one specimen per species (with the possible exception of pterodactyls), meaning they won't be able to procreate.procreate.
** [[ArmoredPiercingQuestion Are you sure about that?]] We've already seen a parent Triceratops with a baby along with a small colony of Compsognathus. Just because we saw one of eleven or more species when they escape on screen, doesn't mean that's the entirety of them. And if the San Diego Incident in Lost World Jurassic Park is anything to go by, its ForegoneConclusion that those dinosaurs that were shipped off will lead to their kind spreading.
** [[ArmoredPiercingQuestion Are you sure about that?]] We've already seen a parent Triceratops with a baby along with a small colony of Compsognathus. Just because we saw one of eleven or more species when they escape on screen, doesn't mean that's the entirety of them. And if the San Diego Incident in Lost World Jurassic Park is anything to go by, its ForegoneConclusion that those dinosaurs that were shipped off will lead to their kind spreading.
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* PlayedForLaughs, yes, but how does the Indoraptor smirk maliciously? How does he have such a humanlike reaction, almost a sense of humor in fact, and with his bony crocodilian face even manage a facial expression?
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* PlayedForLaughs, yes, but how does the Indoraptor smirk maliciously? How does he have such a humanlike reaction, almost a sense of humor in fact, and with his bony crocodilian face even manage a facial expression?expression?
* How are dinosaurs going to take over the planet? There's one specimen per species (with the possible exception of pterodactyls), meaning they won't be able to procreate.
* How are dinosaurs going to take over the planet? There's one specimen per species (with the possible exception of pterodactyls), meaning they won't be able to procreate.
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* Did the volcanic eruption/pyroclastic flow *really* immolate the entire island? The dinosaurs caught in the first flow escaped by falling into the ocean, surely some could have survived that?
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* Why didn't the pterosaurs all just fly away after they escaped? Why are they still hanging out on an island that has lomg threatened to explode?
* How does the Mosasaurus survive for ''four years'' without food? Granted, reptiles can go for months without feeding due to their lower metabolisms, but four years is a bit of a stretch.
** Maybe she just ate the I. Rex ''really'' slowly. Or perhaps ambushed pterosaurs that came too close to the water surface.
** Maybe she just ate the I. Rex ''really'' slowly. Or perhaps ambushed pterosaurs that came too close to the water surface.
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* PlayedForLaughs, yes, but how does the Indoraptor smirk maliciously? How does he have such a humanlike reaction, almost a sense of humor in fact, and with his bony crocodilian face even manage a facial expression?
* PlayedForLaughs, yes, but how does the Indoraptor smirk maliciously? How does he have such a humanlike reaction, almost a sense of humor in fact, and with his bony crocodilian face even manage a facial expression?
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** Heightened senses plus enhanced strength, speed and flexibility but honestly Dr. Malcolm, Claire, Owen and Lockwood had came to an agreement and say Humans are stupid.
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** Heightened senses plus enhanced strength, speed and flexibility but honestly Dr. Malcolm, Claire, Owen and Lockwood had came to an agreement and say Humans are stupid.stupid.
* With a forced BittersweetEnding, how would the world cope with dinosaurs running amok?
* With a forced BittersweetEnding, how would the world cope with dinosaurs running amok?
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** Heightened senses plus enhanced strength, speed and flexibility but honestly Dr. Malcolm, Claire, Owen and Lockwood had came to an agreement and say Humans are stupid.
** Heightened senses plus enhanced strength, speed and flexibility but honestly Dr. Malcolm, Claire, Owen and Lockwood had came to an agreement and say Humans are stupid.
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* Why does the extraction team in the intro bother with a full-sized submersible when they using an ROV would've been easier, safer and cheaper? Not to mention that they're legitimately TooDumbToLive for going in without checking that the lagoon is indeed safe.
** There was a storm there, I bet they didn't want to waste time with a machine that might fail any second in this weather.
** There was a storm there, I bet they didn't want to waste time with a machine that might fail any second in this weather.
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** There was a storm there, I bet they didn't want to waste time with a machine that might fail any second in thisweather.weather.
* What can the Indoraptor do that a human soldier can't for a fraction of the price?
** There was a storm there, I bet they didn't want to waste time with a machine that might fail any second in this
* What can the Indoraptor do that a human soldier can't for a fraction of the price?
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** There was a storm there, I bet they didn't want to waste time with a machine that might fail any second in this weather.
** There was a storm there, I bet they didn't want to waste time with a machine that might fail any second in this weather.
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** It's shown in the opening scene.
* Why does the extraction team in the intro bother with a full-sized submersible when they using an ROV would've been easier, safer and cheaper? Not to mention that they're legitimately TooDumbToLive for going in without checking that the lagoon is indeed safe.
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** If people can live on [[{{UsefulNotes/Hawaii}} an island that has three active volcanoes, one of which that has been been continuously erupting for over 35 years]], vacationing on one is trivial.
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* HOW did the Mosasaurus escape to the ocean? There's some kilometers of land between her enclosure and the shore, and the "Cretaceous Cruise" river isn't large(wide) enough for an animal her size.
* HOW did the Mosasaurus escape to the ocean? There's some kilometers of land between her enclosure and the shore, and the "Cretaceous Cruise" river isn't large(wide) enough for an animal her size.
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* If people can live on [[{{UsefulNotes/Hawaii}} an island that has three active volcanoes, one of which that has been been continuously erupting for over 35 years]], vacationing on one is trivial.
* If people can live on [[{{UsefulNotes/Hawaii}} an island that has three active volcanoes, one of which that has been been continuously erupting for over 35 years]], vacationing on one is trivial.
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*** Lending credence to this idea is the fact that there is a geothermal power plant in ''VideoGame/JurassicWorldTheGame''.
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** Hammond cut corners everywhere because he actually couldn't afford to build the park the way he wanted to and his investors were barely holding on as it was. Besides, there's not that many islands where you can build a theme park in complete secrecy.secrecy.
** Alternatively, the volcano might have gone dormant and was presumed extinct.
** Alternatively, the volcano might have gone dormant and was presumed extinct.
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** Hammond cut corners everywhere because he actually couldn't afford to build the park the way he wanted to and his investors were barely holding on as it was. Besides, there's not that many islands where you can build a theme park in complete secrecy.
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** A ready source a geothermal power
** Cheap property values that is enriched from the volcanic soil
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