"What anatomical feature did velociraptors have in real life, but not in ""Jurassic Park""?"
Jurassic Park III portrayed differently in this film than in previous ones. Discoveries suggesting "Velociraptor" were feathered prompted the addition of quill-like structures on the head and neck of the males in the film. "We've found evidence that "Velociraptors" had feathers, or feather-like structures, and we've incorporated that into the new look of the raptor", said paleontologist Jack Horner, the film's technical adviser. Spielberg insisted that Johnston include "Pteranodons", which were removed from the previous films for budget reasons, in "Jurassic Park III". An aquatic reptile was also featured in the first draft but was removed from the final script. The creatures were
Jurassic Park III Isla Sorna. The boat's crew mysteriously disappears, forcing Ben to detach the line. He and Eric drift towards the island. In the United States, paleontologist and Jurassic Park survivor Dr. Alan Grant has made a new discovery about the intelligence of "Velociraptors", but struggles to secure funding for his research because of that has revealed the existence of the de-extinct dinosaurs. Grant discusses his discovery of a resonating larynx on a fossilized raptor remains with his former lover and colleague Dr. Ellie Sattler. This, and his experience at Jurassic Park, leads him to believe the original "Velociraptors" were socially sophisticated.