Jurassic Park

(TrendHunter.com) The next time you feel like a trip to the zoo, you just might end up hopping on a shuttle to the South Korean island of Dochodo. Much like the live ‘dinosaur zoo’ in the film Jurassic Park, the Dochodo…  

Skip It I found the original Ice Age to be a reasonably funny little movie when I saw it in theaters back in 2002, even if it borrowed its central "missing child" plotline from Pixar's superior Monsters, Inc. It took me until now to see the sequel, subtitled The Meltdown, but I thought that it too was enjoyable and clever enough, if nothing I would have bothered to watch were I not reviewing the...  

In 1993's groundbreaking Jurassic Park, several unfortunate souls (Samuel L. Jackson! Newman! That whiny accountant guy on the john!) got to see the inside of a dinosaur ... the hard way. But on Discovery Channel's new show Clash of the Dinosaurs, you  

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Each month, I pick a question from a current or former toddler and answer it on BoingBoing. If a toddler you know (or once were) has a pressing science-related concern, email me! Anyone who's watched "Jurassic Park" (and, subsequently, thought up a velociraptor escape plan) knows there were meat-eating dinosaurs. Anyone who's had to talk a child (or themselves) down from a post-"Jurassic Park" nightmare knows that most dinosaurs ate plants...  

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No one wants to see more rampaging dinosaurs in Joe Johnston's Jurassic sequel ... unless those dinosaurs have gunsJurassic Park IV is the climate change of the movie world. It's been talked about for years but nobody has really paid any attention to it, partly because it won't happen for a long time and partly because the reality of it is too horrific to even contemplate. But, like climate change, it seems as if Jurassic Park IV is finally...  

Via Paul McAuley Dinosaurs diversified before spreading around the world http://www.nature.com/news/2009/091210/full/news.2009.1137.html Fossils found in the US state of New Mexico are providing strong evidence that dinosaurs originated in what is now South America, and had already evolved into three main groups before spreading around the world. The implication of the find at Tawa is that Dinosaurs had already diversified into their three...  

This article was written by John Arundel. Good sysadmins use automation and monitoring, but good sysadmins don't rely only on this. The problem with automated monitoring, as we know from the movie Jurassic Park, is that you only find what you're looking for. Where are those pesky raptors, anyway? Jurassic Park: when monitoring isn't enough. The other night I was looking at the process list on a server and saw there were...  

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Michael Crichton has never been a terribly graceful writer, but he was a master at plotting. His novels The Andromeda Strain and Jurassic Park wed terrific premises to rock-solid structures that practically force readers to continue turning pages. Even his lesser works tend to have plots that are more raw momentum than anything else. It’s a pity, then, that his posthumously published Pirate Latitudes is so poorly plotted. It’s a book full of...  

The Spinosaurus was first discovered by German paleontologist Ernst Stromer in 1912. Scientists still have many unanswered questions, which hopefully will be answered if more fossils are discovered.Contributor: Ana BlancoPublished: Nov 01, 2009  

There have been rumors of a “Jurassic Park IV” in the works for years now and the project seemed all but dead after producer Frank Marshall said a new “Jurassic Park” was a long shot — but apparently there’s still some hope for the project.  

I was obsessed with Jurassic Park when I was a kid. I can pinpoint it as the sole film that was responsible for not only my love of film, but my love of how films were made. Obviously seeing realistic dinosaurs on the big screen was the reason for the former, but the reason for the latter was a book my parents bought me called The Making of Jurassic Park, which included pages and pages of behind-the-scenes photos and sketches detailing how...  

As a child, we were really into dinosaurs. Jurassic Park was our favorite movie, Dinosaucers was our favorite TV show and Yummy Mummy was our favorite cereal (that's not dinosaur-related, but we didn't want to lie to make the story better). So as we played the new demo for Jurassic: The Hunted, we couldn't help but feel that, with every shot, we were blowing away some small part of our innocence. But then we pretended that each dinosaur was...