Changes: Velociraptor

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Velociraptor

Background information
Feature films	Jurassic Park The Lost World: Jurassic Park Jurassic Park III Jurassic World
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Video games	Jurassic Park (NES) Jurassic Park (SNES) Jurassic Park (Sega Genesis) Jurassic Park (arcade) Jurassic Park (pinball) Jurassic Park Interactive Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues The Lost World: Jurassic Park (PlayStation and Sega Saturn) Universal Studios Theme Parks Adventure Jurassic Park: The Game Jurassic Park: Builder Jurassic World: The Game Lego Jurassic World
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Inspiration	Velociraptors from the novels of Jurassic Park
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Character information
Full name	Velociraptor antirrhopus
Other names
Personality	Swift, ferocious, cunning, agile, hungry
Appearance	Large Velociraptors, brown, beady eyes, sharp slender teeth
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Status
Occupation	Hunter
Alignment
Affiliations
Alignment	Bad
Goal	To eat everything in its path
Home	Isla Nublar Isla Sorna
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Pets
Allies	Each other
Minions	Themselves
Enemies	Dr. Alan Grant
Likes	Food, eating, water
Dislikes	Being killed, dying, being injured, starvation, thirst
Powers and abilities	Speed, extreme acrobatic, jumping abilities, strength, scenes, intelligence, jaw strength, stamina
Weapons	Razor sharp teeth, claws
Fate	TBA
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In the Jurassic Park canon, the term "Velociraptor", is applied to the genus of the slightly close dromaeosaurid dinosaur also known as Deinonychus. The films like the novels, followed the unusual taxonomy created by Gregory S. Paul, who believed that Deinonychus, as well as a few other species of dromaeosaurids, could be classified under the genus "Velociraptor". This is why Velociraptor in the Jurassic Park films were ultimately large.

Background

TBA

Appearances

Jurassic Park

TBA

The Lost World: Jurassic Park

TBA

Jurassic Park III

TBA

Jurassic World

TBA

Trivia

They were also primarily and heavily based upon Deinonychus antirrhopus.

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-In the ''Jurassic Park'' canon, the term "Velociraptor", is applied to the genus of the close dromaeosaurid dinosaur also known as ''[[wikipedia:Deinonychus|Deinonychus]]''. The films like the novels, followed the unusual taxonomy created by Gregory S. Paul, who believed that ''Deinonychus'', as well as a few other species of dromaeosaurids, could be classified under the genus "Velociraptor". This is why ''Velociraptor'' in the ''Jurassic Park'' films were ultimately large.
+In the ''Jurassic Park'' canon, the term "Velociraptor", is applied to the genus of the slightly close dromaeosaurid dinosaur also known as ''[[wikipedia:Deinonychus|Deinonychus]]''. The films like the novels, followed the unusual taxonomy created by Gregory S. Paul, who believed that ''Deinonychus'', as well as a few other species of dromaeosaurids, could be classified under the genus "Velociraptor". This is why ''Velociraptor'' in the ''Jurassic Park'' films were ultimately large.
 ==Background==
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 ==Trivia==
-*They were also primarily based upon ''[[Deinonychus|Deinonychus antirrhopus]]''.
+*They were also primarily and heavily based upon ''[[Deinonychus|Deinonychus antirrhopus]]''.
 ==Gallery==