JURASSIC PARK: Isla Sorna Canon and Lore Video (1 Hour)
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2023
- Isla Sorna is an island in the Jurassic Park world of movies and books that exists within Las Cisco Muertes (The Five Deaths). This volcanic dinosaur isle is the home of many cloned dinos like the Spinosaurus, T-rex, Velociraptor and Triceratops. This is a 1 hour canon and lore video on Site B history, expanded universe stuff from The Lost World, Trespasser, JP3 and even Fallen Kingdom from the viral marketing campaigns.
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It's really strange that Isla Sorna's existence has been completely forgotten about for the past 3 movies. The closest we've gotten to it getting acknowledged is Camp Cretaceous
Well, Eli did briefly mention Sorna in Fallen Kingdom, and Ramsey mentioned it in Dominion to
@@TheJmall88 yes, but zero physical evidence of it's existence or even an in-depth explanation beyond a one-line throwaway sentence. No Sorna dinos anywhere in sight and zero explanation about what happened to it. I genuinely thought Isla Sorna had been retconned in Fallen Kingdom when Mount Sibo was erupting and everyone was saying "the dinos are going extinct again", as if they didn't have an entire second island of them.
@@yissibiiyte I mean, we kinda did get a physical look st Sorna in Dominion.
Where Wu shows Maisie her past-self back on Isla Sorna in the 80s, and it was the laboratory from Jurassic Park 3.
Site B was a dumb idea from the beginning. Why create a second (or sixth) island with dinosaurs in the same ocean to begin with when you already Had one. Makes No Sense. And yeah I know that was Crichtons Idea, I've read the book. Still, makes no sense. JP2 book and movie could've happened 1:1 on Nublar. And don't even get me started on JP3...
Even Camp Cretaceous was trying to avoid Site B & the Five deaths entirely to show us some new island that nobody asked for.
I love Isla Sorna because it has this…mystique about it. It looks so tropical but has regular trees and weird terrain. It’s like a fever dream of an island and I love it. It being baptized in old world lore with superstitions and calamities makes it even better. They can do an entire fake documentary of the island and I’d watch it. It’s just that cool of a place.
Who would have thought having two movies have different shooting locations would add such intriguing ideas in the movies universe?
Love this guy. What Klayton's doing, keeping Jurassic lore and mythology alive and strong, is so important.
Thank God for Site B
Science*
@@LiberatedMind1funny
@@CHANN3L_NAME I know I know, I'm a class act 😄
For real
Isla Sorna has always fascinated me so I’m glad this video exists.
Thank you
Yes but yo mama fascinates more 😮
Same here, we need more stuff set on isla sorna
@@ThePunisher-si8ex bruh
@@UltraPancake-qe6vh just trying small talk son
"How can we possibly know what to expect?"
NOBODT EXPECTED FUCKING LOCUSTS THAT'S FOR SURE!
Chill out !
These comments are weird...
Well no, not exactly. Dinos wasn't the only life forms in the past.
@@danielefabbro822Yeah, there was its first mammalian prehistoric creature in Smilodon on Mantah Corp Island in Camp Cretaceous and its first Synapsid representation in Dimetrodon in Dominion.
Several movies leading up to dinosaurs taking over the world only to find out that the true final boss of Jurassic Park is bugs... what a waste.
thanks for keeping the Jurassic Park franchise alive with all these lore videos 🐐 you the goat fr
You don’t want to be a goat in this franchise. 🐐
Where’s the goat?
@@TheMongoloidsRegretWhat's the matter, kid? You never had lamb chops?
@@Ner0mancer I happen to be a vegetarian.
The Lost World novel states that Sorna has another name. “Isla Gemido” or “Groan Island.” This name refers to the sound of the waves hitting the rocks and caves on the coast.
Good catch
moan island too lol
Wrong Muchacho
I always thought in the first book that the dino making process was too squeaky clean. I love that Crichton cleared this up and showed us the hidden underbelly of illegal genetics in the second book on Isla Sorna.
Sorna is my favourite island both in novel and movies. Would love to see it again in movie or maybe a game.
Go play The Isle.
@@poweredmanone day, maybe. Once I'll have better computer, more time and do something about my backlog.
@@Parambolumberienriatta Site B is the perfect endgame content of JPOG.
Isla Sorna as a location kinda gives me the vibe that New Mombassa from ODST gave me. A big sense of mystery, Isla Sorna with the mystery of Ingen and the hunters, and ODST with your missing squad and the mystery of who ever is guiding you throughout the game. The shere erieness of the settings, Isla Sorna with the lush tropical enviorment but the knowledge that literally anything could be watching you, and the feeling that New Mombassa gives with the arguably beutiful futaristic city architecture but the contrast of the darkness of night and the rain falling down on the empty streets knowing well enough you're most likely the only help you're gonna get being alone. And finally the empthasis the stories about them simply put on the locations themselves. Isla Sorna has many names given out of supersticion, it seemingly swallows most anyone thwt goes to it, the island istself has numerous mysterues of its own from ruins to signs of rival comoanies and espionage, and then New Mombassa being the new biggest city on earth yet still falling within hours once the enemies turn up on the front door justmto find out that the enmies are looking for somsthing and the way the game just shoves you into the city making you feel like you're really their. Its a weird parralel but i think it makes sense, either that im too high and should stop commenting dumb shit
Thanks now I gotta go redownload odst
Please do the latter or retype this shit when you're sober cus it's a mess🙏🏻🙏🏻
I really like these long form dives into JP with someone who genuinely loves studying the franchise.
Isla Sorna to me has always been my favorite island and fascinates me more than any of the other islands
Isla Sorna is my favorite Island in the Jurassic Park Franchise, both The Lost World Film and it’s Novel as well.
The film has nothing to do with the book........
I understand what he's saying. I've read the books and watched the films of The Lost World, my favorite is still both versions. Indeed both are only similar by name and locations, but they were amazing story wise.
I stand by that the downfall Isla Sorna was tied to that Frankenstein’s monster known as the Spinosaurus since it was such a horrific creature nothing could challenge it save a fully grown T-Rex but even then I don’t think it would be an easy fight.
Dude, a Netflix series with Robert Muldoon constructing the park being that he was a game warden meaning he can structure the habitats and everything else? That would be a fucking series I will watch, especially if it let all the way up to the events of Jurassic Park
@@askers_ Book canon and movie canon are VASTLY different. In the books, Nublar was bombed to kingdom come.
The Spino was a prototype Indominus. Having it as gene spliced monster makes it less annoying as a Rex killer since it was probably juiced up on purpose to be a weapon.
@@askers_ The end of the first book, they bombed Nublar with napalm. Obviously you never actually read it. Jurassic Park The Game took that idea from the book.
@@askers_"Isla Nublar Incident (1993
The Costa Rica Napalm Bombing is an event that occurred just after the InGen Incident in the novel canon where the Costa Rican National Guard bombed Isla Nublar to kill the dinosaurs on the island. It is mentioned in Jurassic Park: The Game though there is little evidence that it actually occurred. A similar bombing happens in the ending of Jurassic Park III: The DNA Factor.
Story
During the Isla Nublar Incident of 1993, the United States Military made plans to send B52 bombers to Isla Nublar to eradicate the dinosaurs roaming freely after the humans on the island were evacuated."
What an absolute waste of opportunity to not include Isla Sorna in Dominion or Camp Cretaceous Season 4.
I know
Isla Sorna
Site B
The land where Something Had Survived
An example of nature's beauty and its terror. A true Lost World.
Its sad to think that Hammond's line of "It's only a matter of time before this 'Lost World' is found and pillaged" given what happened after his passing with the illegal tests and the black market acquisitions
That combined with the Spino being a hypercarnivore
Does make you wonder what if anything still remains on that island
Yeah I feel like with next to zero security or oversight on the island. This may have allowed for a very unstable ecosystem. With a very aggressive and territorial Spino who seemed to have a similar killing instinct to the Indominus Rex in Jurassic world, and the uncontrolled population growth of velociraptors would have lead to an imbalance with two apex species taking out most of the herbivores quite quickly.
These super long lore videos are truly the best
Movie idea. Titled “Sorna”. Takes place after dominion.
It’s straight up horror. A group of Jurassic park fanatics go to the island to check out the buildings and history surrounding them. They are under the impression, as with the rest of the world, that dinosaurs are no longer present on the island, as opposed to the insanity of the mainland. But they are very wrong!
The group is smart though, don’t make stupid decisions and try hard to survive working together. Main character is Ian Malcolm’s daughter, that’s discovered near the end as a twist though.
Thats not a bad idea.
Never think of an idea again 🔥🔥🔥
@@CHANN3L_NAME that’s not very nice :(
@chaylynnpetherbridge683 - This is likely to happen but in years time later as they could use "evolution" to play a part on the island of site B. The few small dinosaurs left would evolve as science puts it, nature creating new Real accurate dinosaurs of the Jurassic Park universe. The Raptors would still be the same size.
@CHANN3L_NAME - They said the Jurassic World series is done with movies but not the Jurassic franchise. There will a new movie series but in years later.
This is why you are the best Jurassic Park UA-camr. Always giving us the best information about favorite island
With today's technology and peoples sensibilities having toughened up since the 90's in terms of horror films, I'd really like to see them reboot Jurassic Park 1 and make it as accurate to the book as possible. I love both the book and the film for different reasons. The film is just a fun dino action romp, whereas the book is a legit horror story set in a dino theme park. I'd love to see the book version brought back to life now that we have the technology to pull off some of the things that happen in the book, an example being the baby raptor that hops around Tim's shoulders before he throws it as bait to the adult raptors, etc., etc..
I've been watching you for 7 years and it cant be any better
“How can we possibly have the slightest idea what to expect?”
Colin Trevarrow: some hippy garden of Eden type bull. The audience will love it!
Just came back to your channel after a couple years hiatus. Im so glad to see you’re still making JP content, love your videos.
About Ingen's list, the books kinda sorta had a list. Jurassic Park repeatedly mentions 15 species. Wu lets slip that he "thought" he had cloned over 20 species, which can be argued as an explanation why Sorna in The Lost World has a few more dinosaurs that weren't on Isla Nublar, like the Parasaurolophus, Mussaurus, Ornitholestes, Pachycephalosaurus and Carnotaurus.
So going by the books' universe, Ingen's list would have been about 25 species.
Yeah the books are really interesting. I think Gallimimus is even on the computer when they go into the InGen net
Yup! I just reread the books and that's true.@@KlaytonFioriti
@@KlaytonFioriti OH YEAH! That's right, the computer files [or printouts] when Malcolm, Thorne and Eddie were exploring the lab mentioned "Gallimimus bullatus"!
Actually Parasaurolophus were seen at the "welcome to jurassic park" sense in the orginal...they were with the brachiosaurs and were a greenish black
@@AxolotlVR_was_taken Read the book again. 🙄
Another 1 hour video, my day is now instantly better
I rather watch the first,second and third Jurassic Park movies than the Jurassic World Trilogy any day 😊
Yes. Exactly. I would watch JP3 way more than the entire JW Trilogy.
Universal will be another dumb studio if they are going on the path of action like JW trilogy for the new movie
I like both
Loving these compliation videos. Keep up the great work, Klayton!
Yes but yo mama greater worker 😮
I love these videos man makes me love the series even more and the lore is insane and I love it currently watching all 6 movies well I’ll finish when I’m done with ur video lol
Excellent video. Brilliant research. I honestly can’t believe how deep one can dive into the world of JP and JW.
Site B always was the most mysterious too me.
Oh hell yeah, been waiting for this one
To me the head structure resembles the grooves on an allosaurus or an albertasoarus so they may also be a solid contender for that second dinosaur that was in the tube.
This was awesome to listen to during a long day at work!
All that mention of hurricane Clarissa though... Kinda scary with the real life rain and thunder noises happening outside right now 😂
Always a treat to catch some more lore, thank you sir
Great video going over the complete history of isla sorna also known as site B.
I really needed dinos today thank you klayton
im not even really that much into jurassic park, but im a sucker for seeing people be passionate about their interests, love your videos!
I’m surprised I’m not the only one thinking about Isla Sorna. I find the island so interesting and I often thought a lot about the worker village and all the different derelict buildings as a kid. I don’t think many people talk about it enough as the jp 2 and 3 aren’t as popular.
Screw college hw, I’m always down to watch an hour of Klayton JP lore
I would love to see a movie of the worker village on site B. Give us more detail on what working ingen would have been like.
Great video! Sorna was always my favorite island. It's really sad how it all turned out in the end with the new movies.
I think the next Jurassic movie should be about Jurassic Park: Japan or Lockwood's Sanctuary. Show us Claire working on the park.
I love this video Klayton you did such a good job, and I love the segment of the beginning when John Hammond talking about the hunters
Trespasser is a game that deserves to be remastered
Obviously with none of the rushed development process as the original.
Thank you for making this video Klayton I almost forgot the lore in lsla Sorna but that was interesting tho again thanks for explaining on the lore of lsla Sorna love the video ❤❤😊👍👍😊😊
Love the lore videos on the JURASSIC PARK films.
This is absolutely fascinating, great video 👍
Yes! Love these!
This is so cool! I always had questions about the Island Site B and the Hunters and what happened to them😮... Thank for this klayton!🙏👍😉
im really enjoying these videos, keep it up
Great Isla Sorna compilation.
"An unhealthy amount of Velociraptors"
More than zero
I don’t know why I used to say that 😂
Long form video. I dig it. I need more.
Awesome Video!❤️
Nice Video analyzing everything in Isla Sorna Site B Canon and Lore from the Jurassic Franchise and it’s seems pretty interesting and great points you’ve made on the video and keep it up Klayton and as always, Take It Easy and Life Finds A Way.
And yes and no and maybe and this and that
@@zbelair7218, what do you mean by that and what are you doing here exactly?
Thank you for finally covering Site B, it feels like it was made irrelevant in the World movies
I love your content!!❤
Thanks for the video,Klayton 👍 I wish the JP franchise was in hands of someone like you.
Such a huge fan! You are the foremost expert I look to for all my jurassic park questions
Hey thank you! I really appreciate that!
You've revived my love for jurassic park:).
Man I want a new jurassic park (horror) game or new book/ movie sooooo badly XD.
A la Alien Isolation
Yo I haven’t watch your videos sense the time you played the video games, still going strong
It's been so long since I've watched you mann I miss you..
I like to think that the pterodons had another way out of the cage, but it wasn't evident to the protags of JP3. And at that point the only way out was down, or back up
They’ll never do it in any official capacity but I’d love to see someone essentially remake and “fix” trespasser. Flesh out the stuff that’s there and add the stuff that was missing. (As well as a bunch of more modern conveniences). Maybe a fan project of some kind.
As a JP fan this video is AWESOME
I love the history of Isla sorna and the other islands of La Cinco muertes
Old vid, and I've said it before, but Klayton needs to be a lore consultant or something on the next JP movie. Come on Universal, do it!
I was not expecting the raptor jump scare in the beginning. you got me bro
Great video Klayton!!!
+1 subscriber. Thank you for existing
Awesome 👍
I think any creature left stuck in a cage with limited food would end up being hyper aggressive when something edible came around… those that got out earlier were able to roam, those in the cage that were not as aggressive starved to death and died out, leaving the more aggressive ones alive to breed as well. Put those together: starving individuals and the more aggressive members surviving by any means necessary, it explains them.
Incidently, the two types of Pteranodon we see in the franchise were modelled after two different species, P. sternbergi and P. longiceps. The former is argued to be a different genre renamed Geosternbergia. The gargoyle like pteranodons in the JW era are closer to female specimens of P. Longiceps. What it means to the lore is probably nothing as I doubt the producers put that much thought into it.
very cool video ‼️
Congrats on the well-earned subscriber with that ending - Christ is King.
I'm of the opinion that Jame's Cromwell's character in Fallen Kingdom is based on Hammond from the books (with a few changes). Hammond in the books and Hammond in the movies are most decidedly _not_ the same person and frankly, the one in the book gets what he deserves (basically he gets Dieter's death if you didn't know) and I like the hammond from the movies much better. An actual kind old man with big ideas and genuine love of more than just _money_.
I'd love an isla sorna series. And a series on the construction of jurassic park
It's been a while since last time I've visited your channel Klayton.
Mostly because I'm busy with my novel about Alien.
But as soon I've seen the video about Isla Sorna...
35:22 Dreadnautosaurus was there too, it's labled on one of the samples dogson took for biosyn
Klayton this is very nice
Good video, imagine a return to site b movie. Or some members of the public go exploring the remains and they we see what dinos remain
Thank you
Whether or not Wu created the Spino in that embryonics lab or anouther, you would have 2 or 3 labs working on the same project so that in the case of one lab losing its progress the other 2 would still be there
I'd love to see the worker village. It could bee sorta like the colony in Aliens on LV-426 when the xenos took it over. Excepts its dinos.
When it comes to the bird cage, honestly i've always assumed they were the same pterasaurs as the other movies and was just a nesting ground for them at that point. We dont see the full cage ever so was easy to assume a part of it was damaged and an opening was made after the hurricain. As i said, a nesting ground was always what made the most sense to me since it fits all the requirement for a wild animal to concider it a safe enviroment for breeding, high elevation, hard to reach and near a source of water abd fish supply.
That ingen hunter that told carter to hurry up that survived the long grass velociraptors only to die by the claws of delta in Jurassic World is quite ironic.
Unfinished tresspasser was amazin! I laughed so hard it was amazing in all seriousness tho it would be cool if they released a brand spankin new version updated graphics and completed but with the same timeline plot and attenbourgh voice clips as hamond. Chefs kiss
Hey, subscribed my dude
So much interesting lore surrounding isla sorna
Klayton, one interesting thing I want to tell you is that the guy who made the InGen List confirmed that some Inactive Dinosaurs were indeed created on Isla Sorna, but only as "Prototypes"
For example, there were 4 Herrerasaurus created by InGen in 1993, and this species didn't have a complete Genome (only 60%). There was also a skeleton of an Apatosaurus near the Workers' village. This explains why Roland Tembo had a species profile of the Corythosaurus.
So it's possible that inactive dinosaurs like Metriacanthosaurus and Suchomimus were already created at this time.
I love the random cuts to the scenes in the movie 😂
i would love to see more of the islands and the villages
I like this video bc it names many of the creatures found in the ARK survival video games
Isla Sorna Is One Of My Favorite Island In The Franchise I Hope We See It Again
I really enjoy your videos. Been watching them for a few years now.
UA-cams recent "no ad blocker" rule makes it hard to keep the continuity of what you are saying in your videos.
Does Sorna mean anything in Spanish? Because Isla Nublar literally translates to Cloud Island. Fitting, as the ocean currents in the area result in a perpetual fog.
According to my research it appears that SORNA stands for the Sex Offender and Registrations Act. It's quite strange that the locals chose to name their island that, but what the hell do I know.
@@KiddCrowley Actually in Spanish sorna means sarcasm
@@KiddCrowleyfunny that should've been the name of Epstein Island
Isla Sorna's orange raptors had the dinosaur version of mad cow disease making them more vicious. (source = books)
I’m one of the few Jp3 enjoyers, and I miss Sorna. Especially with the contrast between the two sides, one being in Lost world and the other in JP3. I’m a sucker for abandoned lab stuff. Sorry if I rambled a bit 😅
imagine a series set during the days the workervillage was in full swing, getting to spend time with alot of juevenille dinosaurs.