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‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’: Inside Shooting the Mosasaur Boat Sequence with Virtually No Water

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Director Gareth Edwards explains how 85 percent of the 600 oceans used no real water, the special effects boat rigs, and the Mosasaur visual effects.

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‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’: Inside Shooting the Mosasaur Boat Sequence with Virtually No Water

Director Gareth Edwards explains how 85 percent of the 600 oceans used no real water, the special effects boat rigs, and the Mosasaur visual effects.

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Did You Know How to Swim the T-Rex? Fossils Reveal How These Giants Behaved in the Water

World, 4 July 2025 (ATB Digital).—When Michael Crichton published the novel Jurassic Park in 1990, he included a terrifying chase through one of the ponds in the park. Fictional paleontologist Alan Grant, who takes care of the Lex and Tim children, tries to sneak out along with a sleepy tyrannosaur rex and cross a lake by boat to get away from the dinosaur. That carnivorous giant follows them, swimming behind them as “the biggest crocodile in th…

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