:07:01
...which would have been
a tremendous evolutionary advantage.
:07:04
Raptors were fierce, intelligent...
:07:07
...and socially sophisticated.
:07:09
They were able to hunting numbers
and coordinate their efforts.
:07:13
Were it not for the cataclysmic events
which overtook them...
:07:16
...it's entirely possible
that Raptors rather than humans...
:07:19
...would have become
the dominant species on this planet.
:07:23
I hope this has been of interest.
:07:26
It certainly excites us as paleontologists.
:07:29
There is much more to discover.
:07:32
That is why we continue to need,
and ask for, your support.
:07:40
Thank you.
:07:51
Thank you very much, Dr. Grant.
:07:53
Now, does anyone have a question?
:07:58
Fine. Does anyone have a question
that does not relate to Jurassic Park?
:08:05
Or the incident in San Diego...
:08:08
...which I did not witness?
:08:13
Yes, sir?
:08:15
Your theory on Raptors is good,
but isn't all this conjecture kind of moot?
:08:19
Once the U.N. and Costa Rica and everyone
decide how to handle that second island...
:08:23
...scientists will just go in
and look for themselves.
:08:26
Dinosaurs lived 65 million years ago.
:08:30
What is left of them is fossilized...
:08:33
...in the rocks. And it is in the rock...
:08:35
...that real scientists make real discoveries.
:08:38
What John Hammond and lngen
did at Jurassic Park...
:08:42
...is create genetically engineered
theme park monsters.
:08:45
Nothing more and nothing less.
:08:48
Are you saying
you wouldn't want to visit Isla Sorna...
:08:51
...and study them if you had the chance?
:08:54
No force on Earth or Heaven...
:08:56
...could get me on that island.