Isla Nublar Info

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Lord of the Spinosaurs

MemberCompsognathusDec-14-2014 5:56 PM

If you scroll to the very bottom of the Jurassic World page on the Masrani website you can find some information on Isla Nublar, heres a link:

http://www.masraniglobal.com/about/divisions/jurassicworld/index.html

On the history section it says that Isla Nublar was discovered by Spanish navigator Diego Fernandez in 1525, apparently he found out the island was home to tribe called the Bribri, though throughout four centuries many of the islands locals were displaced. In 1989 the last of the Bribri were moved off the island probably because of the plans of the Dinosaur theme park Jurassic Park.

In another section it says that Masrani and Ingen respect the local wildlife which includes the Nublar Tufted deer and the brown pelican that rests there after long flys. A document was signed in 2005 by Masrani to insure the protection of local wildlife and to prevent any Dinosaurian introduced species.

The last section talks about the sustainabilty on the island. Apperently there are over 750 blue recycling bins spread all over the island. It also states that 35% of the islands energy come from solar panels, 65% of the energy comes from the volcano. Apperently the volcano is active and thats where they get the energy for the park, the volcano is called Mount Sibo.

This makes you think about the JW movie, perhaps some of the Bribri survived on the island that Ingen and John Hammond did not know about. Perhaps they made a living off of hunting small Dinosaurs like Gallimimus and the tribe itself was preyed on by Tyrannosaurus Rex after the incident, specifically Rexy. Maybe the Bribri will have a part to play in the story. Perhaps there numbers replenished in secret, maybe they will be villians in JW. Also, Mount Sibo erupting in the end would be pretty awesome.

There is no such thing as a pure predator. A meat-eater is eit

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MemberCompsognathusDec-14-2014 6:01 PM

Very interesting stuff. Cool find :)

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MemberAllosaurusDec-14-2014 6:06 PM

Nice find! :)

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Lord of the Spinosaurs

MemberCompsognathusDec-14-2014 6:08 PM

Yeah, they could use Mount Sibo for an awesome scene.

I can picture it...

A T-Rex (probably D-Rex) chases a croud while debris pours from the smokey sky.

There is no such thing as a pure predator. A meat-eater is eit

x_paden_x

MemberCompsognathusDec-14-2014 7:48 PM

Alrighty, So now the tribe has a name.

The last known members Were relocated to Nublar and Meakly paid by Ingen.

Or at least that is what we're told by Nima. (JPTG)

Ingen made sure to clear them out before moving on to the Park.

There's not going to be any there.

Too many variables.

Doesn't make sense.

Aswell, The old park was powered by GeoThermal power as well... But not by the Volcano, it was run underground in some of the old Magma Chambers...

But the volcano should not be there... It was a Volcanic upthrust, not an actual volcano...

Hats off to colin for comeplety avoiding Cannon...

*Claps*

Some of these more Recent Ideas fans are putting foreward, Like Arlix and the natives surviving... Just don't make sense.

Life cannot be contained, it breaks walls, crashes through barriers sometimes painfully, but uh... Life uh, finds a way

Lord of the Spinosaurs

MemberCompsognathusDec-14-2014 9:03 PM

I said it was POSSIBLlE that the natives had survived, may I also note that there is a restricted area in the northern part of the park. Although this is probably for wildlife, it's possible that the natives survived in perhaps caves that have entrances covered with vegetation making them invisible to the naked eye. May I also note the mountains on Isla Nublar, there could be a lot of hiding places there, though it is still unlikely that they survived either way so don't think I thought that. Also they refer to it as an active volcano on the Masrani site so it is probably an active volcano, does that mean it is going to erupt during the film? No. Does it make it possible? Yes. Does it make it likely? No.

There is no such thing as a pure predator. A meat-eater is eit

x_paden_x

MemberCompsognathusDec-14-2014 9:38 PM

@ LotS

These are a lot of Ideas.

I'm just saying, it's very difficult to hide a population on an island like this, There would be no where to hide. They've been Monitoring the island since 1994, After clean up.

There's a chance, Yes, they could hide in the caves...

But it's unlikely... These caves are empty, but they are probably very Un-hospitable, And there's an even Likelier chance that the Troodons might've picked them off.

Aswell, During the construction, Someone would've had to have noticed them...

I'm not saying anything about the Volcano is bad, I think it might be rather cool for it

It just doesn't belong there.

You can't "Make" a volcano.

The volcano is not in the book, Nor the first movie... Volcanos don't just rise up over night...

The volcano doesn't make sense.

Life cannot be contained, it breaks walls, crashes through barriers sometimes painfully, but uh... Life uh, finds a way

Lord of the Spinosaurs

MemberCompsognathusDec-15-2014 3:59 AM

I'm sorry, but if you have a problem with the volcano complain to Colin Trevorrow, not me. I didn't make Jurassic World. Also about the Troodons, I don't think the Costa Rican Environmental Protection Society would be to happy with there being Troodons left on the island after the incident do to a disruption in the food-chain. Though it is still unlikely the Bribri survived.

There is no such thing as a pure predator. A meat-eater is eit