Movie Review: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

A new dinosaur movie is coming out this summer. It is the sequel of Jurassic World. In the movie, they have to rescue the remaining dinosaur species from Isla Nublar with an extra emphasis on Raptor Blue, the last remaining Raptor on the island. As you can see, the original T.rex from Jurassic Park is in the movie as well but, there are new dinosaurs too. The new dinosaurs include:

Carnotaurus

Indoraptor

Baryonx

 Stygimoloch

 Indoraptor is the new hybrid dinosaur in the movie and it is black with a yellow stripe.


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