Jurassic Park Theory: What species did the raptors truly belong to?

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[@connorvaughn7968]

Buttery smooth voice, good facts and great analysis. Subbed. Keep pumping out JP/JW videos. I love these theory videos.

[@Sombraptor]

That made my day. Thank you! Hopefully, I can make theories like this a frequent thing.

[@dantasneto742]

I think velociraptor mongoliensis,deinonychus antirrhopus,utahraptor,achillobator and dakotaraptor were dna of raptor in jurassic park because all dinosaurus were genetically modified

[@remieres]

Well Eagles hawks and falcons are raptors are they not? So if someone in his novel said "I just excavated a raptor" this doesn't necessarily mean a "Velociraptor"

[@icantthinkofausername2605]

Deinonychus was considered a raptor at the time. Don't knownof it still is, but it definitely was when the novel was written.

[@nuke2099]

Deinonychus is a raptor/dromeosaur.

[@thadmeboy1129]

Did it start getting quiet near the end for anyone else

[@timewarpdrive77]

Yeah

[@saltine2873]

I think it's a deinonychus

[@dantasneto742]

I think Both are raptor in jurasic park because raptor jurassic park were genetically modified

[@anonone7721]

velocorapters from JP always remind me of an utahraptor more then any other theropod.

[@Sombraptor]

That was my original thought for many years as well, but it just doesn't add up. As I said, they're just too large, and from North America.