Welcome to the Jurassic Park Safari Lodge, the home of all my Jurassic Mattel, Captivz & LEGO toy photography. Below you'll find all the story serials, dioramas, and special photography series that I've released over the years on the Instagram account @Conorontology - clicking on each logo will take you through to the relevant page. We hope you enjoy your stay, safe in the knowledge that 10,000 volts separate you from the awesome predators of eras gone.
-Conotontology
An original serialised story originally released for #JurassicJune in 2021. This “what-if”-style story primarily takes loose inspiration from the cancelled Jurassic Park Animated Series, as well as concepts and dialogue from the original Crichton Novel, the Return to Jurassic Park Expansion for Jurassic World Evolution, as well as Topps Return to Jurassic Park comic run from the 1990s.
Coniciding with the release of Jurassic World Dominion in 2022, take a trip back in time to 1991 to find out how BioSyn became part of the Jurassic saga. Adapted from and inpsired by the Betrayal comic in Jurassic Park 0 by Topps in 1993. Elements of the story have been adapted to fit the format and Mattel Jurassic figures available.
A legendary Jurassic tale, retold for the modern era! To celebrate the Jurassic Park 30th anniversary in 2023, we revisited the legendary Jurassic Jam, issue #9 of Topps’ Return to Jurassic Park from 1996. Elements of the story have been adapted to fit the format and Mattel Jurassic figures available.
An evergreen anthology series, Return to Jurassic Park: Stories combines the best of the Hammond, Legacy and '93 Classic collections to tell standalone stories from the world of Jurassic Park. The stories presented in this series capture the imagination and joy Jurassic Park toys have broght generations since 1993.
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The untold story of what happened to the marooned InGen hunters on Site B following Operation Harvest.
"A world-renowned palaeontologist, Dr. Alan Grant joined the Jurassic Park project as an advisor (unbeknownst to him) after his dig in the Montana Badlands received funding from the Hammond Foundation. Despite the clear and present danger on the island, Grant found it hard to give up the chance to study living, breathing dinosaurs..."
"Palaeo-botanist by trade, Ellie Sattler was one of the first visitors to the island to point out the blatant disregard for visitor and animal safety in the pursuit of aesthetics. She sees it as her mission to ensure such oversights in Jurassic Park are a thing of the past..."
"From the beginning of the Jurassic Park project, Dr. Ian Malcolm has been the voice of caution regarding the de-extinction of ancient life. With his sage words largely falling upon deaf ears at InGen, perhaps by taking a more active role in Jurassic Park's development Malcolm can ensure it's safe completion..."
"A dinosaur enthusiast through and through, Tim Murphy couldn't believe his luck when he saw his grandfather's latest venture with his own eyes. Not only is he living the dream of studying actual living dinosaurs, but doing so alongside his personal hero, Dr. Alan Grant..."
"The man behind InGen and Jurassic Park: the most advanced amusement park in the entire world . Undeterred by the 'setbacks' along the way, John Hammond is determined to see his vision fulfilled and capture the imaginations of the entire planet - sparing no expense."
"Not so much an outdoors-y type of kid, Alexis Murphy is much more comfortable behind the keyboard of cutting-edge computers. Given Jurassic Park's heavy reliance on automated system, Lex's skills as a hacker and programmer could come in handy..."
"Sturdy and stern, Robert Muldoon is the chief game warden of Jurassic Park. Plucked from Hammond's preserve in Kenya, Muldoon has spent a fair amount of time in the company of large carnivores - but the prehistoric denizens of Isla Nublar present a different sort of challenge..."
"Chief engineer John Raymond "Ray" Arnold joined InGen with promise of being involved with the most advanced amusement park in the entire world - little did he realise that he would also be in charge of overseeing the most fragile - and dangerous - ecosystem on the planet.."
"Chief programmer Dennis Nedry has an interesting history with InGen. Feeling underpaid and disillusioned with Hammond's vision of Jurassic Park, Nedry has unique access to some of InGen's most sensitive assets - assets that attract the attention of rival genetics companies, for the right price..."
