The Isla Nublar Incident | A Short 'Documentary' | Fascinating Horror

Happy April Fool's Day 2022, everyone. This movie terrified me when I was a kid - even back then I found the complete lack of health and safety precautions rather troubling!

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:37 - Background
04:38 - The Isla Nublar Disaster
07:21 - The Aftermath

MUSIC:
► "Glass Pond" by Public Memory
► "Lost World" by White Hex

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[FascinatingHorror]

Thanks for watching... and thanks for all the hilarious comments. Hope you've had a good April Fool's Day, because you've made mine amazing!

[SpiderRiderKya]

I for one am impressed that he managed to find so many ways to avoid saying 'dinosaurs' and that it took almost 9 minutes before it was even brought up.

[Tsaghira]

Finally, a detailed, truthful, an unbiased narration of this horrific incident.

[brynnlesher]

i've never actually seen jurassic park and was just casually listening to this video at work and was completely shocked at the complete irresponsibility and ineptitude of this company. then you said the word "dinosaurs, " and i realized i had been pranked

[dahlmasen]

”The young children were left nervous REX by the experience” This had me laughing😂

[bluediamonddreams]

This was a professional, detailed take on an event that many still do not take seriously.

[TheRealJims]

My uncle was a lawyer and he died in this tragic accident. They told me he died heroically trying to save the two kids 🥲

[brandonb]

At first, I didn't think I'd be able to get over this incident. But life finds a way

[MisterVercetti]

The role of the scientists in this disaster can't be understated. They were so preoccupied with whether or not they _could, _ they didn't stop to think if they _should._

[ALEJOwhatever]

As a Costa Rican, I am thankful for seeing someone doing their research. Most people just go with whatever the media and InGen told to the public.

[fgp]

As a Costa Rican citizen, it's so refreshing to hear someone report the truth. Thank you for making this video

[kathleencummings]

"Spiel-burgers"? I almost fell over laughing! You sir, deserve the Youtube equivalent of an Emmy for managing to inject so many puns into this whilst doing it in your usual calm, informative narrative style. Bravo!

[redlinrangerstudio]

This was more than just a simple April fools video, this was a mockumentary of the events of the origins and downfall of jurassic park. I hope we get to see the San Diego Incident next.

[JagoHazzard]

It's clear that corners were cut, despite the claims that no expense had been spared. But I feel that the lax safety standards were reflective of the wider culture within InGen, from staff on the ground to research and development. I seem to recall one of the consultants after the event stating that they company was more preoccupied with whether they could [create something without thinking the consequences through] than whether they should.

[foxenstinevon.gaming]

I was just listening to this while at work, and I was like “why does this sound like the plot of Jurassic Park” and then I opened the video and saw it was indeed, Jurassic park. I love how well you are able to make this sound so real!!

[hilsbroorjlch]

So I didn’t know this was a prank: after the synopsis; I said to myself “I wonder if this is where they got the idea for Jurassic Park.” You definitely had me going!

[backwashjoe]

I grew up just 5 km from where this happened. My parents and their friends never wanted to talk about it much, it was so horrific for the neighborhood. Thank you for telling this story in such detail, so that I can finally learn what happened.

[Propanesucka]

Between this and coverage of the Amity Island incident, I'm glad someone is covering lesser known disasters. You'd think a Spielberg documentary would bring more attention to these tragedies, but most people who've heard of them seem to think they were hoaxes.

[interstitialist]

For those wanting more details, I'm told that Steven Spielberg did a full documentary on this incident.

[SecondaryHomunculus]

So, I'm recovering from surgery and on decent pain meds. I was a good 3 minutes in and went "Wait, isn't this Jurassic Park?" 😂 This is so well done. I love it.