Oh all the animals responsible for bringing down Jurassic Park, Velociraptor is the big one. We all saw what happened to that guy opening the gate. Unforunately Hammond's seeking for thrills unleashed something a lot more aggressive than any big elephant.īoomstick: Wiz, don't sugarcoat it. Whether this works on dinosaur blood, probably not but similar methods are currently being explored for more recently extinct animals like the Woolly Mammoth. Wiz: If you could get a clean sample, yes. Here and on Isla Sorna, John Hammond would bring the past to the future.īoomstick: After popping some mosquito DNA into the lab and extractin' the goods, a.k.a blood, out he had his scientists get to work on whipping himself up some dinosaurs! Say Wiz, would this work? Wiz: Isla Nublar, the island of clouds, an i dyllic island off the coast of Costa Rice. Studying their claws, teeth, feathers, and scales to find out who would win. Wiz: While these two are members of genetically engineered species, we will be looking at the two alphas of their groups. Like "The Big One", the creature that struck the death nail for Jurassic Park.īoomstick: And the Novaraptor, the living assault unit of Primal Carnage. Wiz: Brought them back and altered them of course. So guess what some whacky scientists did? And the nasty ones didn't just come in large and small. Wiz: Dinosauria, a magnificant group of animals that includes everything from multi-dozen ton Sauropods to the little songbirds outside your window.īoomstick: And they also include the terrifying predators from eagles that flay prey alive to Tyrannosaurs that can crunch through cars.
And these two terrible clawed fiends are keen to show just how much of a nightmare a beast of the future with elements of the past can be! Interlude Aside from birds, this amazing group of animals were kept away from mankind by millions of years of time but that hasn't stopped several groups from trying to bring the past into the future. Dinosaurs, some of the most awe inspiring and enigmatic creatures to ever exist.
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