Enrique González

Soy un apasionado del mundo natural y de las ciencias que lo abordan (en especial la paleontología), dibujo, la escritura y el arte cinematográfico.

[TD3K @Terrordome3K]

Jurassic World: Dinotracker Sightings In Our World locations.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@chicodmadrid Facto

[Nueva Era @NuevaEraJW]

@jurassic_korea That connects with why Yaz already knew about Hammond's death from the novel. I always assumed that novel existed within the universe as a fiction based on real events.

[Lewis Lee (Jurassic Korea) @jurassic_korea]

Fun fact: In Isla Aventura lore, after the InGen Incident at Isla Nublar in 1988, Michael Crichton wrote the novel and Steven Spielberg created movie based on that real incident. And John Hammond and InGen acknowledged it. So in their universe, Jurassic Park is the documentary

[TD3K @Terrordome3K]

Stupid thought I had about JP3:

3 main dinosaur threats
Spinosaurus
Raptors
Pteranodon

3 Kirbys
Paul
Amanda
Eric

3 Mercenaries
Nash
Cooper
Udesky

3 Paleonerds
Alan Grant
Billy Brennan
Ellie Sattler

Any others I’m missing?

[Swrve 🦖 'Jurassic' News & Content @SwrveYT]

🚨 4 New Images of Jurassic World Chaos Theory have been released 🚨

Featuring the Dino Market, New Character "Nonna" and Yaz, Kenji, Darius! 🦖

[alekizor @alekizor]

Speculative take on the new dinosaur mutant from jurassic world: rebirth. Imo, i think many people overreact about this thing, i personally like it and it looks more like a embryo with ant eater like arms.

#JurassicWorldRebirth #jurassicworld #jurassicpark

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@Brycenator100 Jurassic Park: They move in packs. They go in packs, 🥹.

Rebirth: They move in packs. They go in packs, 😨😱.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@JurassicWorld_4 Jurassic Park: Se mueven en manadas. Ellos van en manadas, 🥹.

Rebirth: Se mueven en manadas. Ellos van en manadas, 😨😱.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@NuevaEraJW Donde hay un clip de Flanders gritando cuando hace falta, 😅 🤠🚬🦖🦕.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@SwrveYT Everyone bow before the Pharaoh of the Dinosaurs.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@JurassicWorld_4 Todos inclinense ante el Faraon de los Dinosaurios.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@Brycenator100 Everyone bow before the Pharaoh of the Dinosaurs.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@Seta1Up Cuando los dinosaurios dominaban la Tierra gente, 🥹. Donde hay un clip del Flanders gritando cuando hace falta, 😅🤠🚬.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@MDinoart Cómo diría Malcolm, este loco hijo del demonio lo logro 😅🤠🦖.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@SwrveYT When dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Where there's a clip of Flanders screaming when he needs to 🤠😅.

[Enrique González @EnriqueJoseGo17]

@MDinoart Donde hay un clip de Flanders gritando cuando lo necesitas 🤠😅.

[Primeval The Dark Continent @Brycenator100]

🚨Here Is The Basic Idea For My Second Novel Set In The Jurassic Park Franchise🚨

⚠️Characters And Storyline Subject To Change.⚠️

Title: Jurassic World: Hell’s Aquarium

Genre: Sci-Fi Horror, Survival Thriller

Rating: R (Extreme Violence, Gore, Intense Suspense)

Premise

Off the coast of Costa Rica, a cutting-edge deep-sea expedition sets out to investigate a mysterious anomaly detected on sonar—an uncharted trench teeming with life beyond imagination. Dr. Gideon Marks, a renowned marine biologist, leads the expedition aboard the state-of-the-art research vessel Nautilus. Funded by Biosyn, the corporation that has secretly continued InGen’s forbidden research, the mission’s true purpose is classified: to observe and catalog prehistoric marine predators engineered and released into the deep—an artificial ecosystem where monsters of the past dominate the present.

Their destination? The Abyssal Rift, an immense, thermally active trench that harbors creatures unseen for millions of years. Among them:

•Megalodons—not just one, but an entire breeding population.

•Mosasaurus maximus, a monstrous, hyper-aggressive variant larger than any previously known.

•Dunkleosteus, armored nightmares that crush bones like brittle glass.

•Kronosaurus, the pack hunters of the deep, intelligent and cunning.

•Swarms of prehistoric cephalopods, some with bioluminescent camouflage and others with crushing tentacles that can sink ships.

What begins as a thrilling exploration quickly spirals into a fight for survival when the expedition’s submarine, the Leviathan, is sabotaged, trapping them in the trench. As if that weren’t enough, a violent storm destroys the Nautilus, leaving the survivors stranded in the deep. With their resources dwindling, the team must navigate labyrinthine underwater caves, dodge territorial super-predators, and unravel the true horrors of BioSyn’s genetic experiments, which have evolved far beyond their control.

Chaos Ensues:

•A diver is ambushed by a Kronosaurus, his body crushed before being torn apart in a feeding frenzy.

•A Megalodon attacks the submarine, forcing them into a cave system where a giant cephalopod lurks.

•Deep-sea vents release hallucinogenic compounds, causing paranoia and panic among the survivors.

•An unknown, mutated predator—something BioSyn never documented—hunts them from the darkness, its bioluminescent eyes the last thing its victims see before being dragged into the abyss.

•The final survivors must find a way to escape using a damaged diving bell, but not all will make it to the surface alive…

With blood in the water, survival means becoming the ultimate predator—or being devoured by history’s deadliest creations.

Themes & Atmosphere

•Survival Horror – Inspired by The Descent, The Abyss, and Alien, with claustrophobic terror.

•Nature’s Wrath vs. Human Hubris – The arrogance of mankind meets the raw, primal fury of creatures that should have remained extinct.

•Isolation & Deep-Sea Madness – The crushing depths aren’t just physically suffocating; they erode sanity.

•Ultra-Violence & Gore – Brutal, hyper-detailed death sequences, ensuring no one is safe.

[Primeval The Dark Continent @Brycenator100]

🚨Here Is The Basic Idea For My Fourth Novel Set In The Jurassic Park Franchise🚨

⚠️Characters And Storyline Subject To Change.⚠️

Title: Jurassic World: Frozen Shore

Genre: Sci-Fi Horror / Survival Thriller

Tone: Dark, claustrophobic, and intensely gory

Themes: Isolation, survival, the hubris of science, man vs. nature

Premise:

In the aftermath of Biosyn’s fall from grace, a deadly virus has begun spreading across the globe—an unknown strain, potentially linked to prehistoric DNA once manipulated in their secret Siberian research facility. With society on the brink of collapse, a last-ditch effort is launched: a team of desperate scientists and mercenaries must retrieve a manufactured cure hidden within the abandoned complex, a place long since overrun by its own twisted creations.

Setting:

Deep within the frozen wastelands of Siberia, where the remnants of a forgotten Biosyn project have created a living Ice Age ecosystem. Once high-tech enclosures have long since collapsed, allowing prehistoric behemoths to reclaim the land. Towering Woolly Mammoths move like ancient ghosts through the permafrost, while massive cave bears and saber-toothed cats hunt in the blizzard-choked darkness. The research facility, buried under layers of ice, is now a tomb of both scientific triumph and horror.

The Mission:

A handpicked team of Biosyn’s last loyalists—virologists, engineers, ex-military operatives, and one bitter former scientist who once worked on the project—are sent to locate the lab and extract the cure before the virus renders civilization extinct. Using a massive snow plow equipped with armor and heat lamps, they push their way through the frozen ruins, their every move watched by something lurking just beyond the whiteout.

The Threats:

1.Sabertooth Stalkers: Packs of Smilodon—larger and more intelligent than any modern predator—have adapted to hunting humans. They are patient, terrifyingly coordinated, and see the team as intruders in their domain.

2.Cave Bears & Dire Wolves: Monstrous predators that dwarf anything alive today, roaming the tundra in search of fresh prey.

3.The Facility’s Horrors: As they descend into the frozen ruins, they discover that some experiments never truly died. Mutated Ice Age hybrids, grotesque test subjects still clinging to life, and a final, failed project—the monstrous, undead remains of a Mammoth, grotesquely preserved yet still moving.

4.The Virus Itself: The facility’s last defense system has been compromised, and the virus is already leaking. Those exposed show horrific symptoms—extreme frostbite that spreads like necrosis, violent madness, and eventually a grotesque, ice-bound transformation.

The Climax:

After several gruesome deaths, the survivors locate the cure deep in the heart of the facility. But the structure is collapsing under the weight of centuries-old ice, and as they try to escape, the last remnants of the prehistoric nightmare descend upon them. In a final desperate chase, the team fights their way out through the ruins as the tundra’s deadliest hunters close in.

Only one or two make it out—barely alive, frostbitten, and traumatized. They reach a nearby extraction point just as the storm consumes the research facility for good. The fate of the world hangs on a single vial of the cure… but as the final survivor stares at it, they wonder: Was it worth it?

Tone & Influences:

A mix of The Thing, The Grey, and Jurassic Park, but with a heavier focus on Ice Age creatures instead of dinosaurs. The novel leans into extreme body horror, paranoia, and a brutal struggle against both nature and the sins of human experimentation. The frozen environment is as much of an enemy as the creatures themselves—cold, unrelenting, and impossible to escape.

This would be a brutal, R-rated survival horror story, where no one is safe, and nature reclaims what man tried to control.

[Primeval The Dark Continent @Brycenator100]

🚨Here Is The Basic Idea For My Third Novel Set In The Jurassic Park Franchise🚨

⚠️Characters And Storyline Subject To Change.⚠️

Jurassic World: Paradise Lost

Genre: Sci-Fi Horror, Survival Thriller

Rating: R (Extreme Violence, Gore, Intense Suspense)

Premise:

A team of scientists, adventurers, and mercenaries embarks on an unauthorized expedition to a mysterious island, located 750 kilometers from the infamous Muertes Archipelago—also known as The Five Deaths. What they expect to find is another abandoned research facility tied to InGen’s dark past. What they actually discover is something far worse: Site C, a long-forgotten island where the earliest and most horrific experiments in genetic engineering took place.

Shrouded in mist and surrounded by treacherous waters, Site C is unlike anything they’ve encountered before. Unlike Isla Sorna and Isla Nublar, which housed relatively “stable” dinosaur populations, this island is a grotesque graveyard of failed science, a realm where nature has turned against itself.

As they step into the swampy prehistoric greenhouse that encompasses the island, the team realizes the true extent of InGen’s reckless ambition. Ancient flora and fauna from different epochs have been resurrected and left to evolve in total isolation. Towering Carboniferous insects with razor-sharp mandibles lurk in the dense underbrush. Amphibians the size of crocodiles prowl in the murky waters, their translucent skin revealing pulsing, mutated organs. The high oxygen concentration has fueled the monstrous growth of creatures long thought impossible.

But these are just the beginning. As the team ventures deeper, they encounter Permian synapsids, early mammalian ancestors, and nightmarish hybrids that should not exist. The creatures, twisted by decades of unchecked mutation, stalk, hunt, and kill with terrifying intelligence. The island’s desert plains are ruled by monstrous gorgonopsids, their saber-like teeth ripping through anything in their path. The rivers and lakes teem with oversized aquatic horrors, early marine reptiles whose forms have been distorted by genetic corruption.

In the island’s abandoned science village, the team pieces together the truth: Site C was a clandestine experiment—an unnatural ecosystem where prehistoric creatures from different eras were forced to co-exist, their genetics manipulated beyond recognition. But the island itself is dying. Decaying equipment still pumps artificially enriched oxygen and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, creating an environment toxic to modern humans. The very air is becoming a lethal ticking time bomb.

With mutated abominations lurking in the shadows and the atmosphere becoming increasingly unbreathable, the survivors must race against time to find a way off the island before they suffocate, mutate, or are devoured. But Site C does not give up its secrets—or its victims—easily.

As paranoia, betrayal, and desperation set in, the survivors realize the island itself is alive—a horrific paradise lost where evolution has gone mad, and death comes in many forms.

Themes & Tone:

•Survival Horror: The novel is brutal, gruesome, and unrelenting in its depiction of death and horror.

•Body Horror & Mutation: Many creatures have mutated beyond recognition, leading to grotesque, unnatural monstrosities. Some team members may even begin suffering the effects of prolonged exposure to the artificial atmosphere.

•Ecological Horror: Site C represents unchecked scientific hubris, where genetic manipulation has created an ecosystem that should not exist.

•Psychological Terror: The island breaks its visitors physically and mentally, as their environment—and their own bodies—begin to betray them.

•Relentless Tension: Few characters survive, and their deaths are brutal, graphic, and merciless.