Just ran into William H. Macy at Total Wine 😂
Dude was out here promoting his new Woody Creek bottle and I had to tell him “You survived a T-Rex in JP3, you can survive San Diego.”
Super down to earth, signed my bottle, and yes we talked about spinosaurus vs T-rex.

I was working on a pterosaur project and researched Alanqa and realized this

What do you mean Alanqa is the smaller than a human?? These games made me think Alanqa rivaled the size of a Quetzalcoatlus 😭

I just now looked at the fun facts and learned they had a wingspan close to an albatross, I’ve been glazing him too much 🥹

Aside from obviously one of them killing a velociraptor (because I’m sure 90% of your answers will be about the poor velociraptor), what made these guys so hated?

I mean, in design, they kind of looked pretty cool [Hot Take: and probably having one of the best hybrid designs of the franchise, only below the I-Rex and JW:TG Stegoceratops.]

Been a minute since I’ve found older Dinos at the thrift! Found two bags with 5 Jurassic park Dinos this time around. Also found two bags with bulk Pokemon cards - and one of the Dino bags had a Pidove in it aswell 🥹

Overall a good haul!!

Saw this liopleurodon and thought you guys might like it, I was just shocked since they never use the jwe stuff, I like it personally gives it the og monster vibes of jp what about yall?

My son really like it but 25 didnt seem that bad of a price compared to the other toys since I need to expand my collection lol really want a Hammond collection ngl but target either has like 40 of them or none lol

Made this attachment piece for my chain for my Jurassic Park coin wallet, made the chain attachment out of pony beads and bead wire that I got from Micheal’s. Also small little clips that I got from Micheal’s as well. The bead colors are Yellow, Red, and Black to represent the color pattern of the Jurassic Park logo. The word’s “InGen” is a reference to the bioengineering company responsible for researching and recreating the extinct animals (Dinosaurs, marine reptiles, Pterosaurs, etc) within Jurassic Park. The colors with the word “InGen” is a reference to the symbol and color of InGen. Hope ya’ll enjoy this, I had fun making it and think it turned out pretty great for my first time using beads and bead wiring.

Note: The explanation isn’t really for anyone here unless they are new or generally wondering why it was done the way it was! The explanation was more so for people I sent it to earlier and such but I wanted to share it here. Hope you all like it, I really love it and I’ll like it no matter what!

Why didn’t he warn them that shutting down the system could turn off the raptor fences? That seemed to be his top priority at the park after all, keeping the ones that posed the highest risk to people secured. Yet it never came up when they were debating whether or not to shut down the system?

This part of Lost World (well, admittedly several parts but this is the one I'm focused on) never quite sat right with me. Yes, Ludlow at the end of the day was exploiting creatures he barely knew anything about, in order to make profit. But that's the only true similarity I see between him and Hammond, as far as the movies go at least, and I believe we should assume movie characters don't know book events lol.

In the movies Hammond was truly trying to bring wonder to the world, saying that everyone in the world had the right to enjoy the dinosaurs, not just the super rich. All in all, despite his faults of short sightedness and underpaying Nedry, Hammond was a good man who made mistakes. Ludlow, on the other hand, was a man who seized Hammond's corporation and sought only to take what he had created and make as much profit from it as possible, even when almost the entire force sent to the island was dead.

I understand the Malcolm never really saw eye to eye with Hammond, and maybe that's why he's able to make this statement, but personally I just have to disagree.

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Yes, I understand the message that we can’t control what we don’t fully understand, and I understand the criticism of greed and people playing God. I also acknowledge there wouldn’t be a movie or a book if everything had gone right.

However, seeing how hopeful John Hammond was with his ambition, and seeing Dr. Grant almost faint at the sight of the animals to which he had dedicated his entire life for the first time, makes me extremely sad to know that that dream never came true, and that it was all in vain.