Blockbuster movie, Jurassic Park is full of amazing believable dinosaurs and frightening scenes. But, the joy of this movie is the story line. Dr. Allan Grant, a palaeontologist embarks on a mission with his companion to visit this new amusement park off the coast of Costa Rica, where dinosaurs roam in locked pens and everything seems safely secure. Until Denis- the computer programmer turns off the power and shuts down some of the dinosaur fences while the tour is taking place. Dinosaurs are on the loose while Dr. Grant is trying to save as many people as possible. Many friends are lost, bullets fired, dinosaurs full. And in the end, Dr. Allan Grant is a changed person, full of fear, and anxiety for the underestimated adventure he took part in. But if we back up -----through the bullets, blood and death----- through the centuries---- back to around 200 million years ago. We are fixed on the sole reason any of this was possible a mosquito, a tiny blood sucking bug that happened to be feeding that particular day and happened to land on a specific branch that was covered in sap, preserving it inside for millions of years for John Ryan's team to dig and find it- so they could extract dino' DNA and create dinosaurs. But what would happen if that mosquito didn't land on that branch and the team never found the fossil? Well the timeline shows that John Ryan would never have become famous, many people wouldn't have died by getting eaten by dinosaurs, those same people would have had generations of children who would grow up and also have children, etc. And the overall outcome would have resulted in the extinction of the 2nd and 3rd Jurassic Park movies, which would have been the worst possible outcome. So next time you go camping, watch what bugs you slap because in the long run it could change history forever. This is the mosquito effect.
