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Logical, but, "Life finds a way" and all that. We'll see that the frog DNA that Blue has allows her to repopulate single-handedly somehow. Also, the end of this one showed rich people getting the DNA, so they'll be able to develop their own populations.

Yea the movies logic is to only use foot soldiers with underpowered rifles on the dinos so yea that type of military is doomed.

Its like zombie apocalypse. A real world military would quickly put an end to it, but military needs to be neutered for the plot so it will be.

Yeah the movie threw all logic out the window. There was no where near enough dinosaurs for them to be entering a new era for humanity.

Especially since there is likely a lot of natural things that will kill the dinosaurs before humans. The herbivores probs eat some bad plants and die. Some of them will be killed by other predators. Then guarantee there’s some animal based diseases that they would never have encountered that make the jump to them and fuck them up as well.

The carnivores will all be hunted and killed by either the military or thrill seekers who want to bag a T-Rex.

They easily could have solved this by making it so over the last three years the dinosaurs were being transported onto a mainland until the new island was ready. Their numbers continued growing because they were still breeding. They lie and say they have only been bringing over the herbivores none of the real dangerous carnivores.

Then twist reveal they actually had brought over carnivores.

The government in this movie though has ruled that they are endangered and should be saved. But then end of the movie they all still escape and because of strict laws in place they do have a tough time wiping them out because animal rights activists and what not point to them being protected. It’s still pretty illogical but least makes a bit more sense than this movie.