History Of Jurassic Park

An unknown variety of lizards of three-toed lizard begin to attack children in Costa Rica. What is left of a howler’s monkey lunch, a three-toed lizard, is sent to a lab in the University of Columbia, where a lab technician believes it’s a dinosaur, so they call a renowned paleontologist, Dr. Alan Grant. When Grant receives a fax of the lizards x-rays, they are shocked to see that it is in fact the bones of a dinosaur. Before he can do any research on the dinosaur, Grant and his partner, Dr. Ellie Sattler, are sent off to an island off of Costa Rica, known as Isla Nublar, as consultants for InGen, a bioengineering firm.

` John Hammond, the owner of InGen and an important financial supporter of Grant’s fossil digs, has made a zoo of dinosaurs named Jurassic Park in Isla Nublar. The dinosaurs there were cloned by Dr. Wu by the breakthrough of genetic engineering technology. Donald Gennaro, Hammond’s lawyer, is concerned about the safety of Jurassic Park. Gennaro brings Grant, Sattler, and the mathematician Ian Malcolm, who is acting to be a consultant for InGen, to tour the island in an attempt to determine whether Jurassic Park is safe enough for the visitors.

Malcolm is convinced that the island is doomed, and makes repeated references called the chaos theory as he predicts the disasters. Another visitor is Dennis Nedry, the computer technician who built the park’s hard computer network. Biosyn Corporation, a rival bioengineering company, tells Nedry to steal fifteen dinosaur embryos from the park for their own purposes.

Jurassic Park has been made to only be run with a few members of the staff, with much of the park being automated, computer-driven technology and machinery. When Nedry shuts down the park to steal the embryos, ...

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...anaged to get through them on the lodge skylight. He then calls the supply ship to turn around because some raptors managed to climb onboard.

Grant, Sattler, Gennaro, and Muldoon venture out to find the velociraptors nest, hoping to figure out how many raptors there are and whether or not any have managed to escape the island. Hammond trips into a ravine and gets eaten by small dinosaurs. Malcolm also dies from complications of his injury. Finally, the Costa Rican National Guard manages to show up; and, they take everyone way from the island and blow it up.

Grant, while waiting for the Costa Rican officials to release him, is approached by an ominous man who tells him about some strange and unidentified species that have been recently seen in packs through the jungle in the mainland of Costa Rica. The lizards have run away and no one knows where they have gone to.