Jurassic Park novel Illustration “the Raptors”  

What's more scary is that first raptor likely exposed itself on purpose to distract them... so that the other raptors would catch them off guard

"Grant liked kids" was probably the biggest surprise for me reading the books.

“Be glad for that fence senõr”

When Malcolm wonders if the raptors had learned that humans are easy to kill still gives me chills

This is one of my favorite chapters from the novel. It shows just how truly dangerous the raptors are before they escape.

I really love this novel (and the movie). The late Michael Crichton had an eerie and unsettling way of telling his stories. The way he leads you to the point, a perfect example is the last past of this video, when Ian Malcolm said he was told large predators such as lions and tigers are not born man-eaters. You already have an idea what Malcolm was trying say but the way he said it always gives me chills down my spine.

I like how you included images of historical illustrations of how scientists thought dinosaurs looked like when Crichton talks about it.

“He’s hunting us”

I would for someone to do the full book like this with animated pictures but that would be a huge undertaking XD

I'd like to see a movie completely based off the novel, no changes whatsoever

It really is amazing that now, almost 32 years since this book was published and some of the scientific details being outdated, it is still capable of bringing forth such powerful immersion and fascination for the lost world it describes.

I really wish someone would make the whole book like this

You outta do the scene we’re Dr.Grant faces off against the three raptors in the hatchery

The colors on the raptors are exquisite

You know whenever you hear this guys voice saying “Jurassic Park” The way that he does you know you’re either going to be scarred for life or amaze

I so wish they would have done the scene this way in the movie. It would have been an intense moment.

The forked tongue was a good touch very accurate to the book

I personally love reptiles and find many of them to be quite beautiful creatures. Sadly, humanity has always demonized them...

Someone ought to do a "dumbledore said calmly" style meme with the narrator stating how grant liked kids.

Ian Malcolm: “Well in that case, I should be EXTREMELY interested into seeing the control room now.” Love his cheekiness. lol

I love how raptors have feathers when Grant talks about them Comes to show that yes, the animals in Jurassic Park are far from accurate DAMM FROG DNA

Love how you allude to their feathered forms in the flashback to the prehistoric times

0:18 "Grant liked kids." Steven Spielberg in 1992: "Well, that's gotta go."

I love how cheerful the dialog is despite the nature of the event.

"Holy Shit!" doesn't even remotely begin to describe what happened, Tim.

I first read Jurassic Park when I was twelve years old, after seeing the movie, and while most of the science stuff was WAY over my head at the time, that raptor scene was and still is my favorite scene from the book!

The raptors in the novel are more intense. They’re more smarter like there ancestors. In the book I knew they’re tongues were snake like .

Funny that these raptors are drawn with forked tongues. Is that a reference to one rough draft of the movie where the raptors had flicking, lizardlike tongues?

The narration feels like it’s straight out of a 90s/early 00s computer game haha

Looking back on this video I do see it as outdated, at least by my standards, considering the fact that all of this video was completed in a months time right after the previous illustration, and I got it uploaded on Christmas. but it always warms my heart, knowing that you still love it

Even though the Velociraptors were in their Electric paddock they still attacked Alan Grant,Ellie Sattler,Ian Malcolm and Tim Murphy

Great work. Always do love it seeing the original novel come to life

I wish Spielberg wasn't so "family friendly" with this movie. He should've made this rated R. The book is TERRIFYING compared to the movie. Nedry's death scene in the novel and the T-Rex in the lagoon are what nightmares are made of.

These illustrations are so cool! Fantastic job!

What an awesome way to bring the book to life. Keep it up, you've got a new sub here!

Do Muldoon vs the t rex next lol

I love that part of the book

Forked tongues! It's easy to forget they had those in the book.

Yea! One of my favorite parts of the first novel! Great Job!

This is amazing content! Michael Crichton's novel is one of my favorites. I've always wanted to see an animation adaptation of it like this. You got a new subscriber!

"We spared no expense."

That was amazing!

I love this. Thank you for making this

It was until the 1960s when dinosaurs like deinonychus were discovered to be fast moving predators

that was cool nicely drawed

One plot hole I found in this novel was that Tim saw a juvenile raptor in the open during their ride through the park. But the raptors were all held inside this chain linked electrified pen. Even if the raptors were breeding, how did the babies get out of the pen?

You are awesome at these.

Beautiful

'Grant liked kids.' Now I know the movie was different...

Great stuff Thank you

Do the whole thing and i will sit here all day and night watching and listening

Great job!

"They never attack the same place twice. They were testing the fences for weaknesses systematically... they remember!"

Awesome

Awesome! Thank you for upload ;)

I hope one day we get to see a Jurassic Park horror movie that is similar to the novels, that would be fun and scary to see, though we sort of got that with the first film and the lost world.

Amazing video

I’d love to see an illustration of the “Approaching Dark” chapter. That’s such a powerful and sad chapter as the island gets napalmed and the dinosaurs mostly slip back into extinction. Mostly. 😉

I’ve loved the movie as my very favorite since the opening day I saw it in 1993! I forgot how much I also love the book! You did great illustrations! Did you add the sound effects or is that in the audio book? Anyway, I enjoyed it all and would love to see more illustrations, especially the ending of John Hammond. 🦕🦖 ❤️

Awesome good job !

Yes I'm excited for this one

The raptor packing hunting is a cool concept but evidence found since this was written in 1989 goes against it. E.g Analysis of isotopes in the fossils of dromeosaurs from the same ecosystem and species but different ages showed they ate different prey but it was always from creatures smaller than them which they could catch on their own. Of course the raptors in this story are impure mutant clones with behaviour and attributes not naturally part of the prehistoric animals they're approximated to, so I just chalk the pack hunting they do to be just another part of that.

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Any chance you can do the Dilophosaurus chapter? :)

Sorry if you see the black box that’s out of frame I’ll try to do better next time

“Deinonychus sucks and isn’t a raptor” writes MC, knowing full-well that his raptors are based off of deinonychus and he only used the name “Velociraptor” cause it sounded cool. Gotta wonder if this is a self-troll/joke on his own part.

When I was little I knew a lot of dinosaur names and I used to yell TYRANNSAURUS REXXY YAAY

Shocking experience lol

You stare at her.... *She just stares right back*

The thing is that theropods like the raptors weren't really reptiles. They were warm-blooded protoavians, and supposedly they were very, very smart. The hunting technique was a classic distraction play: The one staring at you isn't the one you worry about. It's the 4-5 that you *don't see* that you worry about, because guaranteed they're waiting to blindside you. Even Muldoon (the film version) fell for a variation of this trap, which led to the memetic "Clever girl!" line. (The novel version, in the manner of MacReady from The Thing, was a Drunken Master, not fooled by Velociraptor tricks, and the only one of InGen's management to survive the island's breakdown).

For me, raptor were similar to bird. Like chicken, cassowary and hawk combine. Chicken for the reflex, cassowary for tough feet dan scary sharp nail and hawk for speed and hungry for meat.

Amazing work, though in the future I would lower the sound effects volume to not over do the narrator

I love how alien the Raptors-design is! Forgot about the forked tongues from the book but I think it only added to their design and WHAT came out of Jurassic Park's test tubes! Made more sense in the third movie, when an audience member mistook them as 'real dinosaurs', to which Grant says, 'the Dinosaurs are found today as fossilized bone (the remnants of a bygone era), whereas Hammond's creations are nothing more than THEME PARK MONSTERS'! Which in a sense, is true! Though we CAN find genetic material still existing in fossilized bone, it's not enough to create a living, breathing creature. We also have no clue how it even will act when one is in contact with people! Wu even admitted to using other animals to complete a full, DNA strand, making the creatures incapable of seeing non-moving beings, and fully-dependant upon Lysine. And yet, after the Park's fall, they still manage to survive! 'Life always finds a way!' - Ian Malcom

I'm currently going though the audio book for the hundredth time. Can you just do the entire book?

The problem with this...too short :( i hope you make more video like this.

This design seen a lot better

Timmi say: holy shit

You should do the scene with the river raft.

2:40 now I'm envisioning Joe Pesci playing Ian Malcolm.

Read about raptors in the novel, and then watch the ending of JW: Dominion where Blue and the main cast are the bestest of fwends ^^

I lllllllove this raptors

Hey dude, u should use the audio of this narrator on the river raft scene

“Alright, Alvin. On the count of three, we’ll jump out and take a bite out of them as soon as the fence isn’t electrified. Alright?” “Alright.” “Very well. Now, wait for my signal. One……two-“ “LEROY JENKINS!!!!” “ALVIN! GOD DAMNIT, I KNEW YOU WERE DROPPED AS AN EGG!”

Better than copies eating a newborn that's for sure

“Holy shit” Tim said. The fuck

How many of these are there at the moment

Question: why did you opt to portray these Velociraptors with forked tongues?

I also remember a part where a child got stepson by a triceratops does anybody else remember that?

The reason why the Raptors in the original JP are so aggressive and mean is because they are kept in a small paddock with barely any room to move around in.They are rarely fed and to make it worse they attack the fences burning themselves therefore making them hate humans even more cuz they know those nasty humans made this fire like metal thing thats blocking them from eating them

Is there more?

I like how the black man is only called the black man 🤣🤣🤣

Queria que fosse em português mais gostei ficou muito bom

raptors like all dinosaurs were actually related to birds.

"grant liked kids" HAHAHA

Why isn’t anyone talking about Tim saying swearwords

Raptors pack hunting inc sandstone block with a 1 lguanadon and six utahraptors and 2x chinese trackways not just a few dinosaurs fossils mix

9:33 during the early 1900s

I thought the black man was john arnold

Recorded right off the book on RU-vid. Lol slacker