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To us, a desert is a wasteland.

Okay, I guess an introduction is in order. I'm Cabbat Finch, assistant

director of the US Department of Fish and Wildlife. I know it sounds important

because it is, but let's not get bogged down in labels and titles and organizational flowcharts. I'll make

this easy. You work for me. See, nothing to it. You'll be working with the experts. This

is Claire Daring and Owen Grady. And yes, we have firsthand experience

with the dinosaurs. I'm the former operations manager at Jurassic World.

Owen and I actually helped build the park. And unfortunately, we were there to

witness its destruction. And this is Owen. He works with

velociraptors. You could call me a dinosaur wrangler, though officially I'm an animal

behaviorist. I was just building a level of trust with them when this happens.

Okay. So, we'll need to get a few things in place ASAP. Start with a response facility equipped

with both a Ranger Team 4x4 and a capture team helicopter.

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We are making excellent progress. So, let's stay focused. Next step, building

a backup generator. then feeding the energy it creates to the response facility and also make sure the building

is connected to the path network. It only does us good if it's operational.

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Hey, Claire. We may have trouble tracking this dinosaur from the ground. And even more trouble if we're lucky

enough to find it. Then the sensible thing is to take a capture team helicopter. You can trank

it from the air. See, I like the way I think.

Negative contact.

That was close.

Confirming contact.

Claire, this is Owen. I copy you. We have it. Capture successful. I knew you'd do it. Never had a doubt.

Really? Well, maybe one or two. Well, it's better than usual. I'll take

it. Now, where do we take this dinosaur? We have the enclosure. We just need you

to deliver. Hey, don't I always wait? Uh, you don't have to answer that.

John Hammond was concerned about what would happen if dinosaurs lived in the wild. It adds a whole new level of

challenge and perhaps opportunity.

Commencing asset transit.

Asset

transportation complete.

I instantly recognize this dinosaur. Kind of hard to forget once you've been trapped in a room with one. We couldn't

save that baryionx, but we can certainly help this one.

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There's not a lot out there for the dinosaur to consume. So, we'll need a feeder inside the perimeter of that

enclosure. Hungry dinosaurs make me nervous. Can't disagree with you there.

Good to go on this end. Copy. Okay. We need to get a full assessment of the dinosaur's health.

Utilize a Ranger team vehicle. Owen will help you get a status of the animals

overall welfare. Then we can plan our next move. We really need that a plan. I mean, I've

always been more of a just make it up as I go kind of guy. Tell you what, if this

doesn't work, we'll try your way. That sort of sounds like a plan.

Passage check complete. While we can't replicate what we had on the islands, we still have to do what we

can to get the dinosaurs more comfortable with their current surroundings here in Arizona. Sunscreen and drinks by the pool. How's

that sound? Are you seriously asking? Or pretend asking?

Okay, Claire. How about we add some preferred terrain to their pens instead? Better.

We've got to monitor these dinosaurs more closely. That means setting up a ranger post inside their enclosure. It

sounds crazy, I know, but this will work. Trust me.

I'm getting reports of dinosaurs running freely around the facility. Claire, the reports may be accurate, but they

don't paint a complete picture of our current status. Angry dinosaurs on the loose. What am I

missing? They're not angry. They're simply acting on instincts. The more threatened the dinosaurs feel, the more hostile they'll

become. Especially if they sense survival is at stake. But it is both theirs and ours.

Yeah, but only we know that. Well, for now anyway. We'll start by tranquilizing one of the

dinosaurs from the helicopter and then have a transport team bring it back to the facility.

Great. Do it.

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Bring it around.

Asset missed. Contact made.

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picking up asset.

Asset to be collected.

Asset collection request received.

Asset has been collected.

Assets in the air.

Asset transportation in progress.

Transportation complete. Delivery complete.

Overall,

I'd say our operations are improving. I'm confident we may get a handle on this yet, but I'm also concerned,

specifically about our biodiversity. Still, for now, let's focus on getting

the dinosaurs safe and secure, as well as building some additional viewing galleries the DFW staff can use to

monitor the animals.

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With so many of the animals running free, our priority has to be capturing as many of them as possible. We can

coordinate our efforts from an expedition center. Get one built and we'll take it from there.

I'll be able to track the dinosaurs, but some help would sure be appreciated. Claire tells me there are some

candidates to recruit scientists. Hopefully, you could find one as rough and tumble as I am.

You seeing this, Claire? Yeah, I sure am. This is our first live

capture opportunity. Let's not miss it. We should assign that scientist you just hired to the task. Agreed.

Owen, you there? I think you're still muted. Oh, yeah. Sorry. Uh, good idea. What

have we got to lose? You know, except a maybe a new recruit.

Before

the remote capture teams return, we should have enclosures ready for the dinosaurs.

Think of it as welcoming them back home.

Transporting asset. Asset transportation underway.

Asset delivered.

Asset has been transported.

Asset delivery confirmed. [Music]

Delivery has been completed.

Okay. Okay. Who's watching who? I'm not following you, Owen. Well, it's just like the dinosaurs are

always watching us. So, shouldn't we be watching them? Yes, we should. Once we have the

dinosaurs comfortably settled into their enclosures, we'll need viewing galleries. What I'm saying only you said it.

Condition reported.

Uh-huh.

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Attention

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we have a real problem. I'm trying Clara, but it's just Well,

this is who I am. Not you. Ah, the dinosaurs. Tell me something I don't know.

Okay, how about this? There's a massive sandstorm headed our way and it could wipe out the facility. Without power,

the safety of the dinosaurs could be at serious risk. Okay, listen to me, Claire. We'll figure

this out. Have I ever let you down before? Actually, no.

And I'm planning on keeping it that way. Everything we can do, we will do. We've survived worse. What's a little sand?

I got to say, I'm feeling pretty concerned about our current situation. As much as I'd obviously love to help

out, I'm a little tied up. So, who's going to protect the dinosaurs and our personnel?

Yes, of course. I mean, that goes without saying. I'm saying it anyway.

It's just it would be a tragedy to lose these animals again. And by tragedy, I

mean huge financial loss, and obviously an embarrassment to those in charge of

the DFW, people such as you. Well, actually, exactly me. So, how do

we avoid that? Okay, step one, round up the stragglers and get all the dinosaurs back into

their enclosures. Then we'll work on our safety ratings. This good? Yes. This is a plan I can support now

and take credit for later.

Attention

all personnel. The sand.

Heading to pick up the asset.

Asset

in transit.

Asset

has been delivered.

Eric. Arizona was secure. The dinosaur