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From venom-spitting Dilophosaurs to towering T. Rexes, the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World franchises have created some of the most terrifying dinosaurs on the big screen, but few would deny that the raptors hold a special place among them. As a film, Jurassic Park challenged the popular portrayals of dinosaurs as slow-witted, lumbering reptiles by depicting its Velociraptors as fast, intelligent predators. Now fan favorites, the various raptors introduced throughout the series have delivered some of the franchise’s most memorable frights, igniting ongoing debates about which are the scariest.

While real Dromaeosaurs (or "raptors," as they are commonly called) have been extinct for over 65 million years, in Michael Crichton's 1990 novel Jurassic Park, they become star attractions at an island resort that has successfully cloned them from fossilized DNA. When Steven Spielberg's 1993 adaptation brought the story to the big screen, audiences were equally fascinated and frightened by these "six-foot turkeys" as they slashed their way across Isla Nublar. Having appeared in every theatrical sequel and cemented their status as franchise staples, Jurassic Park’s raptors have evolved into heroes, villains, and everything in between. Now, with nearly seven movies and the Jurassic World: Chaos Theory series entering another season, these ancient creatures continue to run wild in the imaginations of fans everywhere.

 There's been much discussion regarding Jurassic World Rebirth, the fourth film in the franchise and the seventh installment in the overall Jurassic Park saga. While many of the finer details on the dino-filled flick have mostly been kept under wraps, some story details have been divulged. Earlier this summer, it was also confirmed by franchise producer Frank Marshall that J-World 4 filming was ramping up. Keeping up with his trend of providing updates, Marshall has now confirmed that the film has officially wrapped.