Jurassic Park has received scientifically-accurate raptors in an impressive remake video, which replaces the Velociraptors in its famous kitchen scene. Raptors are some of the most well-known dinosaurs in the franchise, sporting scaly designs in almost every movie, with one, Blue, becoming a core character in the first Jurassic World trilogy. Due to their popularity, the upcoming Jurassic World Rebirth will likely feature them once again. However, their reptilian designs aren't accurate to what real raptors looked like, as the actual dinosaurs had feathers, making them more akin to birds.

Now, CoolioArt has created a video replacing the Velociraptors in Jurassic Park with more scientifically-accurate raptors, showcasing the models in the movie's famous kitchen scene. As specified in the description, these new versions are large Deinonychus, which was their original classification in Michael Crichton's original novel. Tim's (Joseph Mazzello) dialogue is even changed to reflect this with a text-to-speech voiceover.