Jurassic Park (1993) |Dr Grant Explains Kid about Raptors |1080p HD

(29 years later)

Alan: I know who you are

Owen: Yeah I was the 6 foot turkey kid from then

Alan: You train raptors

Fr what was this kid even doing here lmao

boi pooped his pants

This kid has clearly never fought an ostrich

"More like a six foot turkey."
Poor kid has never even heard of the Cassowary. 💀

some kids got to learn the hard way!

Fast forward to the present and you realize the whole time that kid was somewhat right about the velociraptor being a six foot turkey

Godzilla rises out of the ocean.
Kid: That doesn't like very scary. More like a 350 foot turkey.
Godzilla approaches and stars at kid.

Did anyone else hear the rumor that that kid is Owen

I've always wondered if that kid was a male or female. I just couldn't tell.

Raptors werent reptiles, they were birds, with feather, wings and everything... so the kid was correct!!!

Love that clip! 🦖 ❤

It's 2023 and some people still think the Earth is 6,000 years old , 😔Have you ever looked at the mean mug face of a bald eagle or peregrine falcon???

Scary Dr. Grant got my respect as a kid.

How cool would it have been to bring this kid back in the new movies to be eaten by a raptor lol

The intellectual translation of “listen here you little shit!”

This phrase is the book in a nutshell

Grant was ready to murder that kid

Dumb af kid

All well and good, but how do they know those things (coordinated attack patterns, getting it from the side, by surprise, how/where they’d claw you, how they prefer to eat their prey alive, etc. All that from some fossils and a souvenir talon? Sounds a little ginned-up-for-effect/exposition to me. I love the scene - anytime a wise-ass brat gets shut down, in movies or real life, is fine with me, but Grant just knows a bunch of things he shouldn’t know, having not been to the island yet and observe for real. Like how dinosaurs are always shown roaring in movies. Are we 100% sure they didn’t bark or, heaven help us, meow? 😂 If so, how? Lots of stuff that seems hard to know for sure, “two species separated by 65 million years of evolution” and so forth. ???

I found this video by typing “dr grant hates kids” 😅

I wonder what that kid is up to these days

What he didn’t know is that raptors are easily defeated by 🤚

walks away as a boss

notice that Dr. Grant CORRECTLY places the raptors in the "Cretaceous" Period ....... why did Creighton miss-name his book?

Sam neil is such a cutie back then 😍😍😍

Australian Men when American Kids make fun of them for surviving the Great Emu War.

If only instead of making all the dinosaurs female for population control, the island Park was instead used as a hunting ground by Yautja. 😁

I would love a crossover movie of Jurassic Park and predator. Having one fight a bear in the latest movie resurrected that dream.

I've seen pictures of scientifically accurate velociraptors and they look kinda creepier than if they were fully reptilian. Like they were actual scientific experiments gone catastrophically wrong.

Also, with ultraviolet light, which can pass through dust in space, which has been proven, not only can it be used to image what is subterranean, giving us a greater understanding of our history, our earth, and ourselves for that matter. But what I would do more importantly, is stimulate the cells within our body in medical science. Passing through tissue to create cellular turnover and regeneration. This is my hypothesis. Any comments?

The part that they didn’t show with a shotgun 12 gauge slugs that were shot into the ground, causing a percussive shock and a potential sonic imagery opportunity. To be able to see through solid ground would alleviate the need for excavation and be a scientific renaissance of information.

Turns out we still have a fearsome 6-foot turkey; it's called the cassowary

How would he know how raptors hunt?

That kid is Owen Grady

Imagine this kid got so traumatized that 30 years later decided to face his fears and become a raptor trainer in Jurassic World

Alan cut that boy up mentally with that razor sharp raptor claw

What the fuck this kid was right

They’re still my favorite. I cant stop crying

Please stop the doctors before 2027

What’d iTouch

Don't matter how big the Raptor would've been, realistically, Jurassic Park's version, it will always be dangerous

The kid better be glad there aren't no six feet turkey's

Ironically, the kid is quite right about it not being very scary.

Velociraptor was actually about 2ft tall, weighed about 100lbs max, and didn't hunt in packs - they were solitary animals.

That kid is actually Owen from Jurassic world just as a kid, 25 years later he now owns his own raptors

Fucking 90s

Well, that was more fucked up than I remember when I watched this as a kid

That kid was the first nonbinary person in history.

Dr. Grant was right. Dinosaurs were the ancestors of birds.

So that's what that is on my right hand... the clicking or popping middle finger.