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What is the name of the island in 'Jurassic Park'?
Answer
Isla Nublar
The original dinosaur theme park in Steven Spielberg's 1993 'Jurassic Park' is located on Isla Nublar (meaning 'Cloudy Island' in Spanish), a fictional island off the coast of Costa Rica. In the sequels, Isla Sorna (Site B) is revealed to be where the dinosaurs were originally bred before being transferred to Isla Nublar. The film's groundbreaking special effects brought dinosaurs to life in a way audiences had never experienced before.
💡 Did you know?
The T-Rex was a $1.1 million mechanical head—one of cinema's most expensive props.
Other options people guess
- Isla Sorna
- Dinosaur Island
- Isla Muerte
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