velociraptor
species from Jurassic Park franchise
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velociraptor
Summary
velociraptor is a fictional species[1]. velociraptor draws 228 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_species category, ranking #15 of 37).[2]
Key Facts
- velociraptor is the creator of Steven Spielberg[3].
- velociraptor is the creator of Michael Crichton[4].
- velociraptor's instance of is recorded as fictional species[5].
- velociraptor's based on is recorded as Velociraptor[6].
- velociraptor is a type of fictional clone[7].
- velociraptor is a type of fictional dinosaur[8].
- velociraptor's Commons category is recorded as Jurassic Park Velociraptors[9].
- velociraptor's fictional or mythical analog of is recorded as Velociraptor[10].
- velociraptor's from narrative universe is recorded as Jurassic Park universe[11].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic World[12].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom[13].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic World Dominion[14].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous[15].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic World: The Game[16].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Lego Jurassic World[17].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic World Alive[18].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic World Aftermath[19].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic Park[20].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as The Lost World: Jurassic Park[21].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic Park III[22].
- velociraptor's present in work is recorded as Jurassic World: Chaos Theory[23].
- velociraptor's media franchise is recorded as Jurassic Park[24].
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Definition and Type
velociraptor's instance of is recorded as fictional species[5]. Recorded subclass of include fictional clone[7] and fictional dinosaur[8].
Why It Matters
velociraptor draws 228 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_species category, ranking #15 of 37).[2] velociraptor is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[25]