Just A Reminder That The Raptor Bark In "Jurassic Park" Is Tortoises Having Sex

These are the sounds that scared the sh*t out of you as a kid.

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by Natasha Umer

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Posted on June 11, 2015, 2:54 pm

"A lot of animals in heat make a very unique sound," Rydstrom told Vulture. — youtube.com / Via Universal

"A lot of animals in heat make a very unique sound," Rydstrom told Vulture.

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"A lot of animals in heat make a very unique sound," Rydstrom told Vulture.

It's just a few harmless tortoises having sex. That's all. "Tortoises mating can take a long time. You've got to have plenty of time to sit around and watch and record them," Rydstrom told Vulture.
But that's not the only animal they used. "When the raptor shows up in the door window in the kitchen, the breathing noise is a horse," Rydstrom added. — youtube.com / Via Universal

It's just a few harmless tortoises having sex. That's all. "Tortoises mating can take a long time. You've got to have plenty of time to sit around and watch and record them," Rydstrom told Vulture.
But that's not the only animal they used. "When the raptor shows up in the door window in the kitchen, the breathing noise is a horse," Rydstrom added.

youtube.com / Via Universal

It's just a few harmless tortoises having sex. That's all. "Tortoises mating can take a long time. You've got to have plenty of time to sit around and watch and record them," Rydstrom told Vulture.
But that's not the only animal they used. "When the raptor shows up in the door window in the kitchen, the breathing noise is a horse," Rydstrom added.

It's just an angry goose. Geese hiss when they're mad, which is what you're hearing in the attack scene. "It doesn't take much to get a goose mad because they seem to get mad at everything. All you have to do is get close to one and stick a mic near its beak," said Rydstrom. — youtube.com / Via Universal

It's just an angry goose. Geese hiss when they're mad, which is what you're hearing in the attack scene. "It doesn't take much to get a goose mad because they seem to get mad at everything. All you have to do is get close to one and stick a mic near its beak," said Rydstrom.

youtube.com / Via Universal

It's just an angry goose. Geese hiss when they're mad, which is what you're hearing in the attack scene. "It doesn't take much to get a goose mad because they seem to get mad at everything. All you have to do is get close to one and stick a mic near its beak," said Rydstrom.

It's just a cute, little Jack Russell terrier. The howling, deafening roar however, was created by slowing down the sounds baby elephants make. Awww. — youtube.com / Via Universal

It's just a cute, little Jack Russell terrier. The howling, deafening roar however, was created by slowing down the sounds baby elephants make. Awww.

youtube.com / Via Universal

It's just a cute, little Jack Russell terrier. The howling, deafening roar however, was created by slowing down the sounds baby elephants make. Awww.

It's just a slowed-down donkey. "There's this pitch shift in donkey vocals, and if you slow them way down, you get almost a hooting, songlike quality," Rydstrom said. — youtube.com / Via Universal

It's just a slowed-down donkey. "There's this pitch shift in donkey vocals, and if you slow them way down, you get almost a hooting, songlike quality," Rydstrom said.

youtube.com / Via Universal

It's just a slowed-down donkey. "There's this pitch shift in donkey vocals, and if you slow them way down, you get almost a hooting, songlike quality," Rydstrom said.

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