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	Jurassic World "The Roar That Rules It All" Motion comic Writer, illustrator, animator, director all unknown 2019

Reporters and U.S. wildlife officials have their hands full covering the escaped dinosaurs.

Watch the short film at YouTube

Notes from the Jurassic Park chronology

This motion comic story takes place shortly after the events of "Dinosaur Crossing".

Didja Know?

Four Jurassic World motion comics were released on YouTube in 2019 to promote Mattel Inc.'s line of Jurassic World: Dino Rivals dinosaur action figures.

Characters appearing or mentioned in this motion comic

zoo-goers

Rachel

zookeepers

lions

Tyrannosaurus rex

zoo operator

police

U.S. Department of Wildlife workers

Lucky

Rebecca Ryan

Julia

Pteranodon

Las Vegas citizens and tourists

Pteranodon victim

Didja Notice? 

The two zookeepers remark on having had to clean up a lot of poop from the lion's pen that morning and one of them goes on to remark, "I don't know what those cats ate yesterday, but..." We don't know either, but was it a small dinosaur or two? Like a compy? Or maybe the poop they cleaned up was actually compy poop and the little perpetrators were no longer present to account for themselves? 

The scene of the tyrannosaur on the zoo grounds roaring across the moat at the lions seems to be another angle on the same scene that is part of the dinos-loose-in-America montage at the end of Fallen Kingdom.
Scene in this motion comic.	Scene at the end of Fallen Kingdom.

The police and employees of the U.S. Department of Wildlife arrive at the zoo in response to the dinosaur incursion. As pointed out in "Dinosaur Crossing", the "U.S. Department of Wildlife" is not an official federal agency, but rather a common misnomer for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) inside the U.S. Department of the Interior.

Observing the situation at the zoo, Lucky calls in to base that they may need to requisition more TIR systems. TIR stands for Thermal Infrared.

At 2:20 in the motion comic, two of the Pteranodons seen in Las Vegas at the end of Fallen Kingdom are now perched atop the Treasure Island hotel/casino.

Memorable Dialog

don't know what those cats ate yesterday.mp3

we'll continue to track sightings of the T. rex.mp3

breaking news.mp3

dinosaur sightings around the world.mp3