1. Dr. Malcolm, what is it about dinosaurs that
interests you?
Well, for me it's the primitive nature. The way they hunt, seek and kill. We have
learned so much from that island about the way in which dinosaurs live
together and how their behavior is so much different from what we had
theorized. That is the one thing that
this was so useful for. Studying ancient
bones can only give you an idea on how they look and fight. Seeing them in reality lets us learn their
behavior and the environmental adaptations that have occurred throughout time.
2. Why did you go back with Dr. Levine to the
island, which of course you knew was inhabited by dinosaurs and very dangerous?
To begin I'd like to say I did not know the
island was inhabited by dinosaurs but merely suspected the thought. I agreed to go with Dr. Levine as a safety
precaution. If there were dinosaurs on
the island I could help Richard setup
more quickly. I also thought that if
they had someone with experience with dinosaurs it would be to their advantage.
3. After the first excursion to "Jurassic
Park," the dinosaurs were destroyed, why is that?
We all had to make a choice. We agreed that silence was the best
option. The evidence of there ever
having been dinosaurs on the island had to be destroyed so that no one would
ever know about the park. It was just
too dangerous, perhaps when we have means of controlling the dinosaurs we might
try to bring them back again.
4. The dinosaurs on Isla Sorna, are they still
there?
Yes, we believe that this time we should be
studying them instead of destroying them.
We have set up a surveillance system to observe the dinosaurs for years
to come. Perhaps this way we might learn
about how we may protect ourselves from these creatures and perhaps about their
evolution and extinction.
5. You say the dinosaurs are still alive. Are you not afraid they pose a danger to
mankind?
We believe that with the surveillance of the
island we can monitor their every action on the island. There is no chance of escape and therefore no
chance of any danger to mankind. However if they somehow find means of escaping
the island we'll have made precautions into ensuring they will never reach
land.
6. With this new breakthrough in science, do you
believe there will be a need to continue researching dinosaur bones?
To be honest, no. With the actual animals living and breathing
under 24 hour observations, I believe it would be as useful as examining the
bones of a cat or a chicken. However,
there are several dinosaurs that were not recreated such as the
Pterodactyl. We will still be studying
the bones of those such animals.
7. Are you and the others planning to let the
public know about your secret "Lost World?"
No. If
the public knew about this island they would surely gain interest. There would be those certain few who would
decide to take a trip out there to see for themselves these actual breathing
dinosaurs. We would make security to
prevent such a thing of course but there is never a full proof way to keep the
people out. If this ever got out, people
would want to see it and the island would be disrupted from its natural state.
8. Do you believe there is or could be other
lost worlds?
The thought of there being other lost worlds is
frightening. Yes I do believe there is
such a possibility. If you had asked me
this a while back I would have said no.
But after going to Isla Sorna there is always going to be the
possibility in my mind.
9. Are you ever planning to return to Isla Sorna
to see the dinosaurs one last time?
To be able to see them up close, live just
another time would be most desirable. The truth is I do not think anyone will
ever go back there. It is too dangerous
to even try. If I could though, just to
go there without any chance of danger, I would surely not miss the opportunity.
10. Do you believe it is right for humans to play
god and re-create something wiped off the planet for an unknown reason?
Re-creating the dinosaurs was one of the
biggest scientific breakthroughs ever.
If we found someway to bring back something taken off the earth it is
our right to do so. If god had wanted the
dinosaurs never to return than it would have been done so. The extinction of the dinosaurs was something
that no one can explain. We hope our
observations can make us understand what happened and prevent it from happening
again.
11. What are you going to do with the InGen
technology?
We are going to gather all of InGen's research
so that no one else will find it. We
will conduct studies on the information and hopefully when society is ready we
would release what we know about the dinosaurs.
If however, there was ever another disaster like the one at
"Jurassic Park" we would be forced to destroy InGen's work so that no
one can continue it's studies.
12. About the dinosaurs on Isla Sorna. Are there any plans to destroy them like the
others?
Right now there, are no plans to destroy the
dinosaurs. We plan to conduct our research
for as long as possible. Until we are
forced to take action on the dinosaurs, meaning that we see them as a threat,
there will be no such plans made and they will go on living in isolation on
Isla Sorna.
13. What will happen to BioSyn corporation?
BioSyn will deny all association with the
attempt of stealing the eggs. They will
claim that Dodgson, King and Baselton were doing this without BioSyn's
knowledge and will claim to have known nothing about the lost world. With no proof connecting Dodgson to BioSyn
nothing at all will happen.
14. How have these experiences affected you?
I'm not sure exactly. They have made me realize how primitive
nature can be and how creatures that lived so long ago are similar to us. They adapt to their environment and work
together to accomplish goals. I look
forward to further study these creatures with the help of Dr. Levine and Doc
Thorne. Together hoping to solve some
unanswered questions of the past.
15. What do you plan on doing for the rest of
your life?
Right now I'm looking to take some time off and
just relax. After that I'm going to
dedicate my studies to the research of the dinosaurs using the camera equipment
set up on the island. Hoping later to
settle down with a wife and children, maybe even get a cottage to live in by
the ocean. I'd love to tell them the
fascinating stories of how their father was almost eaten by a Tyrannosaur.
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