Jurassic World: The Thaw

The time of dinosaurs and man to walk the earth side by side, is over.
The Jurassic World incident had spark a world wide debate over whether or not it should be advised to keep such dangerous creatures for things like amusement parks.
But Ingen wouldn't hear it. They instead decided to halt their production of dinosaurs (at least they said they did) to give rise to animals that have are a little closer to a modern time. They began buying the world's supply of frozen prehistoric animal DNA. Things like Mammoths, Saber-Toothed Cats, and Cave Bears started to be created.
Ingen's firm hold in the countries politics allowed them the upper hand in creating a new park. One closer to home.
And so, the Smithsonian Zoo of Prehistory was created in an effort to reestablish their hold on the pockets of the world's people. If people were interested, they would pay.
With the creation of the zoo, new handlers were required to maintain its security.
And that's were I come in.
Percival Jacobs, South African born and raised. I had grown up living the bush all my life. I got my doctorate in Zoology from the university of San Diego with a major in large carnivores. I hopped from zoo to zoo working with large cats and other carnivores until being offered a job at the Smithsonian.
Now, I am the Director of Large Carnivores at The Smithsonian Zoo of Prehistory and this is where our story takes place.

I DON'T OWN JURASSIC WORLD. ALL RIGHTS GO TO UNIVERSAL STUDIOS!!!