By BrainFall Staff - Updated: October 21, 2015
Do you ever wake up feeling like you’re fuming and ready to pick a fight? Or are you more docile and passive? Which Jurassic Park Dinosaur Are You?
Which Jurassic Park Dinosaur Are You?
Ever pondered if your morning coffee routine resonates more with a T-Rex's roar than a Brachiosaurus' gentle saunter through the Jurassic foliage? Michael Crichton's thrilling creation "Jurassic Park," adapted into a groundbreaking and enthralling cinematic experience by Steven Spielberg, has left such a mark on our hearts that, let's face it, who hasn't daydreamed about being one of the franchise's legendary dinosaurs?
Well, chomp on this: you can now find out which massive reptilian from the lush parks of Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna is sharing your spirit. Whether you sport the relentless drive of a Velociraptor or the chilled vibes of a Triceratops munching on some prehistoric salad, it's time to embrace your inner dinosaur, thunder through the quiz jungle, and unearth which "Jurassic Park" dinosaur mirrors your personality.
Forget the fossilized career aptitude tests; they're as outdated as the dinosaurs themselves. Here, in the world of modern paleo-psychology, your primal dino essence awaits. So tap into your Mesozoic mindset and let's see if you rule the land, soar the skies, or swim the depths of the ancient world where dinosaurs reigned supreme. Ready to take a bite out of life... or just the quiz? Embark on your adventure right here, and may the best dino win.
Your Dino-Identity Awaits!
Ever wondered which Jurassic behemoth matches your roaring personality? Whether it's the DNA-splicing genius of Dr. Henry Wu or the ancient amber-trapped secrets of eons past, it's time to embark on a prehistoric self-discovery journey!
The Fierce and Feathery Raptor Squad
Bold, clever, and at times alarmingly human-like in your problem-solving skills? You might be part of the Velociraptor pack. These dinosaurs are not just any carnivorous predators; they're tactical as a team and take the lead in Jurassic World's most intense moments.
- Traits: Crafty, social, assertive
- Famous Member: Blue, the beta who shows emotions and loyalty
Raptors are true rock stars of the Mesozoic Era, often stealing the spotlight with their feathers fluttering and claws clattering. If you're always three steps ahead of the game and have a knack for strategy, the raptor squad waits.
The Gentle Giants Garden Club
If tranquility and munching on greens sound more like you, welcome to the Gentle Giants Garden Club! Picture yourself as a Brachiosaurus, roaming in herds through the lush tree-tops, or maybe you're a noble Triceratops, with a calm demeanor that can switch to formidable when the need arises.
- Traits: Serene, determined, protective
- Notable Species: Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, Gallimimus
While the likes of the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex might get all the attention, it's your steadfast presence that balances the ecosystem. Stretching your neck towards the canopies or shielding your young in a stand-off, you're the unsung hero of the Cretaceous club.
Behind the Prehistoric Curtain
Ever wondered how the dinosaurs from Jurassic Park became so lifelike on screen? This deep dive pulls back the curtain on the awe-inspiring effects and sound design that brought prehistoric creatures to roaring life.
Masters of Movie Magic
Your favorite Jurassic Park dinosaurs didn't just stomp into the scene; they were brought to life through the wizardry of CGI and animatronics. The original film, along with its sequel The Lost World, set a new standard for special effects. Pioneers like Stan Winston, responsible for the animatronic dinosaurs, and Phil Tippett, the go-to guy for stop-motion, made you believe these creatures could be part of our world. Meanwhile, Dennis Muren of Universal Studios spearheaded the CGI revolution, showing just how much screen time these digital dinos could handle without you blinking an eye.
- Stan Winston: Lead for animatronic effects
- Phil Tippett: Dinosaur supervisor, initially for stop-motion
- Dennis Muren: CGI Supervisor, revolutionized digital effects
Remember the moment when Dr. Ian Malcolm, played by the charismatic Jeff Goldblum, had his close encounter? That's a combined effort of practical effects and spine-chilling sound.
Roars, Squeals, and Rumbles
What's a Velociraptor without its chilling shriek or a T-Rex without its bone-rattling roar? The sound designers behind Jurassic Park were the true conductors of chaos. They recorded animal noises from every corner of the kingdom to create a symphony of prehistoric vocals. The sound design so masterfully mixed at Skywalker Ranch didn't just scare the living daylights out of Dr. Ellie Sattler; it won an Academy Award for its aural artistry.
- Ellie Sattler: Paleobotanist, frequenter of dino roars
- Academy Awards: Recognized the groundbreaking sound design
Try not to jump next time you hear the distinct footsteps of a hungry dinosaur, expertly designed to keep you at the edge of your seat!
