Jurassic Park 1993 Books - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Today I take an in depth look at the first four of eight Jurassic Park books released back in 1993 to tie in with the release of the film. Stay tuned for part 2, and remember: I spared no expense!
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Video I did back in 2016 giving a brief overview of these books: • Video
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Excellent video, if I had had these books when I was a kid I don't think I would have stopped reading them lol
I have these books now in my bedroom in my night table.
Awesome!
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Great collect well done mate keep it up
Cool what are your predictions for Jurassic world 3 and what's your favorite scean in the Jurassic series mine is the Brachiosaurus from jp1
I don’t have any predictions but I’m hoping for a peaceful ending with dinosaurs and humans finding a way to co-exist. And my favourite scene in the series is when Hammond and Ellie Sattler are eating ice cream in the Visitor Center in JP1, that scene has always been really cool to me because of what they talk about
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Thanks!
Awesome book series, I wish there was a way for me to buy them and get them shipped to here in Norway where I live. Maybe eBay? Btw, the info on Tyrannosaurus Rex is not outdated, it's still a well known fact that Tyrannosaurus had binocular vision, meaning it could accurately judge distance and perceive depth the same way us humans (and many animals who also have binocular vision) can. Since learning this, I actually think the scene with the T-rex in the movie right in front of Dr. Grant and the kids is ridiculous because even if its vision was based on movement, it should still be able to smell them and that would be the end of Dr. Grant and the kids. And in real life, they wouldn't stand a chance, as T-rex would definitely be able to see them, even when standing still, as its vision is said to have been better than that of a hawk. As for the Velociraptor book, it lacks the more recent discovery of feathers on several dromaeosaur fossils so in that sense, it is indeed outdated although the rest of the information is still correct today.
you present much needed evidence to the fanbase that the jurassic trex could reach 13.7 (14) metres long in actual source material. thanks.