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TyrannosaurTJ wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2024 11:19 pm

Plenty of jungles in Thailand so we might get something different in terms of "island action" maybe?

I’ve always wanted to see an Asian Jurassic Park island, so fingers crossed.

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Zmey wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 27, 2024 9:30 am

My prayers are for adult Dilophosaur encounter, but I think everyone forgot the movie ones were juveniles since 1993.

That is the dream, right there!

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TLW’s Parasaurolophus colours will always be my favourite. Such a beautiful dinosaur.

- A Royal Naval expedition of the Pacific Ocean, with the goal of charting known islands around Spain’s colonies, first docked on Isla Nublar in July 1715. The British remained on Isla Nublar for four weeks, charting the land, bartering with the indigenous Bribri people and making necessary arrangem...

- There were several species in Jurassic Park not listed on the tour, at the time of the incident, which were housed in reserve/research paddocks away from view; as they were considered too dangerous to house in the park. - Dodgson organised a small expedition to Isla Nublar a week after the inciden...

Which opinion relating to the Jurassic franchise do you have that, would seem, to go against the opinion of the majority. (Please keep it civil, the idea of the thread is to share opinions and, at most, discuss the rationale of those opinions and counter arguments, if any.) I’ll start: The Jurassic ...

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Dilophosaurus.

Special place in my heart for the Velociraptor, Brachiosaurus and Tyrannosaurus, as well.