Jurassic Park III

Eric is alive and saves Grant from the velocoraptors. Cooper, Nash and Udesky are killed, and Billy also appears to die after rescuing Eric from a nest of pteranadons. After escaping the spinosaurus and the pteranadons, Grant, Amanda, Paul, and Eric are confronted by the raptors. They return the eggs Billy stole from the raptors' nests, and the raptors leave without harming them. They are rescued by both the navy and marines, who were contacted by Dr. Ellie Sattler, Grant’s colleague who he called on the satellite phone just before it went dead. An injured Billy has also been rescued and is aboard the waiting helicopter. On the chopper, Alan and Eric see the pteranadons, who escaped from their cage, flying away from the island.

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Audio problem: After the aeroplane crashed, a dinosaur stepped over it and the windows shattered making the typical sound of made-of-glass things when broken. They are made of plexiglass (a sort of fibrous plastic).

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Dr. Alan Grant: Well, you're alive, and that's the important thing. And thanks to you, that's one thing we have in common. Did you read Malcolm's book?
Eric Kirby: Yeah.
Dr. Alan: So?
Eric: I...I don't know. I mean, it was kinda preachy. Too much chaos, everything's chaos. Seemed like the guy was kinda high on himself.
Dr. Alan: Well, that's two things we have in common.

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Trivia: Dr. Grant's brown truck with the Museum of the Rockies and Montana State University logos on it is the actual vehicle that belongs to Dr. Jack Horner, paleontologist consultant on the Jurassic Park films as well as the man that the character of Grant is based on.

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Question: In the end, the Pterosaurs fly away from Isla Sorna for a new home. Where on Earth would they go and wouldn't they attack and kill any human or animal there?

Answer: The island was located west of Costa Rica in the pacific so its likely they are headed for the Americas or Galapagos islands. They won't likely start hunting on animals and humans as they are thought to be fish eaters and thus would stay near the coast and avoid contact with land animals, especially predators. The reason they attack the humans in the bird cage is because of malnutrition and captivity related stress.

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