THE SAD FATE OF THE ORIGINAL MOSASAURUS REVEALED IN JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH?

0:00 So, Jurassic World Rebirth has been in cinemas for 3 weeks now. And since we've all had plenty of time to go ahead and watch the movie now, the people behind the production of Jurassic World Rebirth are starting to release some deleted concepts of the movie. For these deleted concepts, very similar to Jurassic World Dominion, we get an early scope about what they intended to do for the movie initially. And for this video, there's a lot to discuss about some deleted scenes and possibly even the fate of the Jurassic World Mosasaurus. So, if you're excited for today's Jurassic World Rebirth video, go ahead and press that like button and don't forget to subscribe for your daily dose of Jurassic content here on YouTube. But for now, let's get into the latest

0:45 images from Jurassic World Rebirth. So, first up, we're going to take a look at some alternate starts for the prologue of Jurassic World Rebirth. You know that moment where we finally get to go to Ela St. Hubar and we get to check out the D-Rex breakout sequence. Well, there was actually a lot more to this story. So, in the first deleted image here, we seem to have a prologue showcasing some tribal people on this island. Now, we do actually know that Ear Nubla had these tribes, but these were hundreds of years ago. So, the fact that this movie was going to open with not just the monkeys showcased on Ela Huber, but also the tribal, the locals of the island. Honestly, I think that would have done really, really well. It would have been something really cool and a nice call back to Elanubla. We get another new storyboard image of one of

1:31 the Spinosaurus attacks on a boat. I think this is pretty much very similar to what we ended up getting. But the next one I want to talk about is this prologue image where again we get to see the facility of Ela St. Hubar. But we also get to see some kind of riged dinosaur. I believe it's very hard to make out what that is because this is just a black and white sketch. But that might be something there as well. But the facility looks relatively the same to what we finalized in Jurassic World Rebirth. But then this is where this movie starts to get a little bit darker. So, at the start of the movie where we get to see the Apatosaurus lion practically dead in the streets of New York City, well, that was actually supposed to be not as beautiful and majestic, but instead a lot darker. In this deleted image right here, we can see that there is an Apatosaurus

2:18 blocking the highway, but we can also see a tail and only a tail being airlifted away. So, it seems as though they actually intended to cut this dinosaur into pieces to make it easier to airlift to other places. Now, I don't really know how exactly that would have gone down in the crowd, but personally speaking, I feel as though it's right that this was cut. As cool as it does sound to an extent, I feel as though the setting that it was in, it just didn't really fit that type of vibe. So, I think having, you know, this whole scene of a dinosaur on the mainland to then get cut up in pieces and have it a little bit more gory, I don't think that would have gone down very well. And I don't think it would have fitted the the aesthetic at that moment in time in the movie either. So, it seems like this

3:03 movie was actually supposed to be just a little bit darker than what we got. But the next few images are actually a lot more interesting and may actually reveal the fate of the Mosasaurus. The first image I want to talk about right here is an image that seems to be some sort of autopsy for the Tyrannosaurus Rex. Now, the first things I do want to point out here is that it says HYB and PRO, which could stand for hybrid program 2308, which is the specimen name. And we also have the date of this as well. And it's dated as what I believe to be 0508 2007. So, this is long before the Scorpius Rex, the first successful hybrid in the timeline, was ever made. Now, this is a Tyrannosaurus Rex. So, this does imply

3:50 that maybe Rexi wasn't the only one kicking about at this time. And maybe even Ember, which I believe is the official name of the Rebirth Rex, was alive since at least 2007 as well. But we also get some more specifications of this dinosaur. But I believe the way that we've pointed out things or the way that the scientists, whoever wrote this, has pointed out things on the autopsy, it goes to show that they're pointing out specific things and specific traits to create a hybrid, aka the Indominus Rex. And of course, as we know, some failures did happen and eventually we got the D-Rex. But this is where I want to talk about the next one, cuz this one interests me a lot more. Here we have once again in the year of 2007, hybrid program 9301, I believe. And this is a four-legged

4:37 Dilophosaurus. Yes, that's right, a fourlegged Dilophosaurus. Now, personally speaking, I'm not a huge fan of the mutants, or at least to an extent where the mutants are so different, they basically create a brand new species. Overall, for me personally, I feel as though it would have been a lot better to have these mutants basically look like these dinosaurs, but have some warts all over their face, make them feel very heavy and struggling to breathe. They salvate a lot. I think that's probably the best way. Even just having small minute deformities that you can tell isn't quite right. Something like that would have been a lot better. And that's what I mean with this Dilophosaurus. A quadripedal Dilophosaurus would have been such a cool thing to see. Now, I know some fans are definitely going to hate to see something like that, but G given the

5:24 idea of what muted dinosaurs are in this franchise, I don't think that this is too far-fetched, and it would have been very, very cool. The next image here we get to see the facilities on Ela St. Hubair. We get to see a few books. Uh some of them are actually created by Inen themselves and one of them even has the name Keip on it which is the writer of Jurassic World Rebirth. But this facility showcases a map in the background and that is the map of Ela St. Hubair or shall I say the map of research site C. When we zoom in we can see that it does say engine facility overview of Ela St. Hubair research site C. So after all of these years having ease the nubla as site A is la the sauna as site B and we've been asking is there a site C? What is site C? We finally

6:11 have our answer. Ela St. Hubair is officially the site C that we have been waiting for for decades now. Albeit it's not quite the eom that we were expecting. And honestly having Ela St. Hear as sight C does throw a little bit of confusion into the works because then you're starting to think why did Hammond decide to rent out the rest of the islands. There's literally four other islands in the archipelago that are just not being used yet. He still decided to lease them for 99 years. So at least one of them being sight sea made a lot of sense. Isla Muertes, Isla Mataneros, Isla Takano. You know you even have Isla Pena but that's Isa Pena is a very very small island. But the other three certainly could have easily been sight se. But no, they decided to make Ela sent bear a sight sea instead. Either way, it's really nice to finally see the

6:58 official sight sea in Jurassic cannon. But now we move on to storyboards and some images taking place in this world. Now, unfortunately, Jurassic World Rebirth isn't a movie that loads of us expected to happen after Jurassic World Dominion, at least seeing these dinosaurs and humans still interact in the same nature. And it was very disappointing when David Kemp came out to confirm that after Dominion, he was kind of lost for ideas about where to take this franchise next. So after hearing that, a lot of us were very concerned and very upset. But these images, this storyboard specifically, showcases what we wanted for a while. We get to see a lovely couple taking a selfie pro probably on their honeymoon, but in the background, we get to see some flying reptiles. We see somebody in an aircraft also dealing with flying reptiles as well. We get to see a look

7:43 at what seems to be some kind of Dereratopsian, what may even be a feathered Utah raptor as well, which would be honestly absolutely incredible to see in the franchise. A new model of the Stegosaurus and also Brachiosaurus as well, but there are a few other interesting ones. Looking up at the top, we also get to see an image of the Tyrannosaurus Rex. Again, this seems to be in some neighborhood, but it looks a little bit different than to the Rex that we're used to seeing. We get to see a new model of the Stegosaurus with somebody eerily very close to it. We also get to see two Brachiosauruses with new models. But on the right hand side, we get to see the Mosasaurus and more specifically Jurassic World's Mosasaurus. When Jurassic World Rebirth was first releasing, we saw that there was going to be a new Mosasaurus in the

8:29 movie. Now, as the movie released and some words were said by Martin Krebs, a lot of us initially thought, okay, so they've recconed the whole design of the Mosasaurus. Why have they gone ahead and done that? But then we analyzed what was exactly said with more purpose and they actually instead confirmed that there are actually two Mosasauruses running rampant in the oceans and sea of the Jurassic franchise. The one in Jurassic World Rebirth is controlling the Atlantic waters and the one in Jurassic World trilogy is currently controlling the Pacific waters. But it seems as though the fate of the Jurassic World Mosasaurus was supposed to be death. It seems as though it was captured as if it was a trophy in these images. And there's even another image which shows it washed up to shore as if it was captured like sharks get captured. And to be honest, I think that would have

9:16 settled really well with me. Whilst I do love the Jurassic World Mosasaurus, it's called Jurassic World Rebirth for a reason. It's a brand new cast. It's a brand new story. It still takes place in the same universe, but things have changed now. It's 2028. These original dinosaurs are very, very old. It's about time they start dying off. That means no more Blue, no more Beta, no more Rexy, and no more Jurassic World Mosasaurus. And I think as though seeing one of them die off would have been very painful to see, but also very understandable. It's one of those bittersweet moments for the franchise. I'm not too sure how that would have gone down directly for most of the fans, but for me, it would have unfortunately sat right with me, but with a sour taste. The next images we have here shows that the Alasmosaurus

10:01 was at least thought of for Jurassic World Rebirth, which is really nice considering it was cut from Jurassic World Dominion. And we also have the Mixasaurus, which I believe is a brand new name to the franchise, not just the cinematic universe, but the entire franchise as a whole. We can see Sides B research facility is also made as well, which of course we know is easil. And in the top left near experimentation, we can see a miniature elephant. one of the very first things that John Hammond actually cloned in the timeline of Jurassic. Now, there are some other images that I do want to talk about, and they actually discuss some very interesting plot changes for Jurassic World Rebirth, but I feel as though cramming it into this video isn't satisfactory enough. So, I'm going to be making a separate video discussing that because I feel as though it's a very

10:46 important video to make, especially for a dedicated topic like that. So, stay tuned on the channel because we will be covering that very soon. But, thank you so much for watching today's video. If you enjoyed at any given moment, do consider leaving a like and don't forget to subscribe to the channel to make sure that you don't miss any daily dose of Jurassic content. Let me know your thoughts down in the comments below. But if you have nothing to say, why not just comment down a dinosaur emoji for the sake of engagement. But most importantly, make sure you're all staying safe out there. And from me and little Kobe right here, we'll see you all in the next one. Bye-bye. Hey, did you enjoy the video? Well, why not leave a like and subscribe for more Jurassic content? I appreciate every single one of you for reaching this point into the video and supporting me

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