Jurassic World

Don't wake the sleeping cat -- that's what billionaire John Hammond should have remembered before he started cloning dinosaurs. It is from a drop of blood absorbed by a fossilized mosquito that John Hammond and his team succeeded in reviving a dozen species of dinosaurs.

Four years after the terrible fiasco of his Jurassic Park, the billionaire John Hammond calls Dr. Ian Malcolm to inform him of his new project. On a deserted island next to the park, hundreds of dinosaurs of all sizes and species live in freedom. They are the descendants of animals cloned in the laboratory. At first reluctant, Ian decides to join the doctor when he learns that his fiancée is part of the scientific expedition.

Eight years have passed since paleontologist Alan Grant visited the famous island. He continues his research on velociraptor intelligence but is desperately short of funds. Then Amanda and Paul Kirby, a wealthy couple, offer him a golden bridge if he takes them over the famous island. Alan accepts before realizing that it is a trap. Indeed, the Kirbys have only one thing in mind: to save their son, Eric, who has disappeared in the area.

Isla Nublar is now home to a fully functional dinosaur theme park called Jurassic World. After ten years of operation and a plummeting number of visitors, a new attraction is created in an effort to attract more curious people, but the results are not exactly what the organization expected.

It has been three years since the dinosaurs escaped from their enclosures and destroyed the Jurassic World theme park and luxury resort. Isla Nublar has been abandoned by humans while the surviving dinosaurs are left to fend for themselves in the jungle. When the island's dormant volcano begins to roar, Owen and Claire organize to save the remaining dinosaurs from extinction.

Isla Nublar and its park have been destroyed, but the problems are not over. As dinosaurs spread across the world, the strained relationship between the present and the past fuels new conflicts. The fragile balance is tested and the future faces a new direction.

Seven years after the Lockwood Manor auction, the Dinosaurs begin to disappear from the face of the Earth, due to a lack of adaptation.