Jurassic Park Persuasive Speech

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Have you ever wanted to ride through Isla Nublar in a Jeep encountering the most ferocious dinosaurs that ever walked planet Earth? Then you have come to the right place, Jurassic Park: Journey Through Time is a thrilling journey the park, where almost everything goes wrong. The work from our park jeeps will lead you through the park on a thrilling prehistoric safari filled with triceratops and velociraptors. As your constant speed may feel normal, but when you enter those gates, you will accelerate from a T-rex at high speeds. When you enter the realm of the Dilophosaurus as her toxic projectile saliva comes right towards you. As your weight and terminal velocity push you down a hill you uncover a broken down jeep and a skeleton

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