With the dinosaurs now roaming North America, national emergency was declared.

Evacuations were ordered.

As the national guard was prepared for the situation, elsewhere in the Montana Badlands, Rexy and her mate were asleep, enjoying the time they have with each other.

Snoring as they would like, the dinosaurs all went about their business.

Quoting Alan Grant: "They just, do what they do."

Rexy and her mate, at the nest and curling their tails around each other, cooing and gurgling at their hatchlings, who responded by giggling as their parents played with them, ranging from peek-a-boo to jump rope, etc.

It made the parents happy as their hatchlings played about their business, doing what they do.

Rexy: It feels heavenly being with you, babe. I'm glad I love you. And I really do, very much. *gives a peck on Crusher's cheek*

Crusher: Well, babe. I'm glad I love you, too.

He returns the favor by kissing her back, which then evolved to a makeout session, with Rexy moaning as she kissed her mate, the mating pair continued to be affectionate with each other, until when Crusher pulls away and tickles Rexy on her stomach, causing her to laugh hysterically loud.

Rexy: Crusher, I-I'm serious! S-s-s-stttooopppppp! You're b-b-being s-s-siiiilllllyyyy! T-t-that seriously t-t-tickles!

She pleads again, laughing still.

"I c-c-can't b-b-breathe!"

Rexy pleads again and again, as her mate continues to tickle her stomach, then to her neck, making her laugh even more.

Until when Rexy begins to sound very exhausted.

"Crusher, p-p-please stop." *chokes, coughs, still laughing a little* "I need some-" *coughs, pants exhaustedly* " fresh air."

The female T-Rex rested her head and curling her tail around herself.

Her mate then lays beside her and curls his tail around Rexy's thighs, pulling her to a cuddle, nuzzling.

Their hatchlings began to play about as the parents began resting.

The adult Tyrannosaurus Rex began snoring happily, nuzzling each other while they are at it.

Their hatchlings played about their business, doing what hatchlings do best as their parents slept for a while.

Elsewhere, Dr. Grant, Sattler, Malcolm and Sarah Harding, who had gotten married later on eventually, in the years after the incident at the Lockwood mansion, all met with Owen Grady and Claire Dearing two years after what happened, all acknowledged that dinosaurs are now on the mainland, even as others were evacuated to safety somewhere else.

Alan Grant: I guess that means now the dinosaurs are running rampant in the western side of North America, apparently.

Malcolm: Ah, yes. The um, dinosaurs running loose is the essence of chaos. We are now in a 'Jurassic World' truly at least. Humans and dinosaurs are now forced to where they all have no choice but to coexist. Which is happening now.

Sarah Harding: The T-Rex mating pair that we saw in Jurassic World are now roaming out in the Hell Creek formation, which their ancestors once roamed. Unfortunately, I believe the biggest problem lies with the Compsognathus. There's more of them, and hiding in plain sight.

Malcolm: Good point. The um, Compies are the main thing to worry about right now, other than the T-Rex and Velociraptor. If another human-dinosaur encounter happens again, death is sure to follow. As we all know, were gonna have to adjust to new threats we can never imagine. But it is what it is, unfortunately.

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In Prehistoric Park, Nigel Marven was planning for his next mission: in the form of rescuing animals from the Ice Age, now that Matilda and Terence have settled into their new enclosures, alongside their parents, who are resting. He gathers some equipment and head toward the T-Rex enclosure to check on the status of Sue the Tyrannosaurus, and to see how well she is doing.

But from the looks of it, she appears to be asleep.

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There is something missing from our world. The amazing creatures that time has left behind. But what if we could bring them back?

What if extinction didn't have to be forever?

We're going back in time on a safari with a difference as wildlife adventurer Nigel Marvin plunges into prehistory to rescue creatures on the brink of extinction. His plan is to bring them back to the safety of the present and give them a second chance.

On his next adventure, Nigel with face off with a wooly rhino, survive a showdown with a cave bear, and solve the mystery of what is killing the last mammoth on Earth.

Welcome to the ultimate wildlife sanctuary.

Welcome to Prehistoric Park.

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Prehistoric Park, the new sanctuary, has slowly and gradually, started to come, to life. Amidst the mountains and streams, the dinosaurs and their contemporaries are starting to make themselves comfortable. And coexist, if ever, a likelihood.

One day, Nigel plans to breed extinct creatures, but for now, he only wants to bring back a few to see how they adapt to the present.

So far, they're doing fine.

At the moment, Nigel is currently heading to T. rex Hill.

Here, the keepers are facing their first real challenge: keeping the T. rex fed.

Last time, Nigel rescued a family of 4 T. rex, two adults, two babies, just before the meteor blast hit them at the last second, and though the mother was severely injured a day earlier, and got the treatment she needed, and as of apparently, all of them are doing well in their new home.

Because of the danger with feeding the T. rexes, Bob has to use a crane to put food in their exhibit.

Lucky for him, the tyrant dinosaurs don't see the crane as food. To keep them fed, he'll have to bring in several hundred tons of meat every year.

Sue and her mate were just resting next to one another, cuddling as their hatchlings played about their business.

Later, at a different part of the park, Nigel is meeting with some of the park's modern residents: a herd of elephants.

"Today, the only elephants around are the African and the Asian elephants, but, in the past, there were dozens. There were the Phiomia, the Mastodon, the Stegodon, and the gomphotheres, but today, I want to rescue the most famous of all the extinct proboscidians, the wooly mammoth."

Mammoths did very well during the last ice age, but they disappeared when it ended. Nigel has a theory why.

"When the ice age ended, the climate changed, and so did the habitat. This put pressure on the mammoths, and when human hunters arrived, it proved too much for the mammoth. Now, the last mammoths lived in prehistoric Eurasia, so I'm going to see if I can go and find one."

Nigel needs to be careful now. He's going back to the time when our ancestors hunted giant beasts, and they might not be happy about him intruding on their territory.

Nigel has arrived in Prehistoric Eurasia. Here, it's much different than modern Eurasia. Namely, there's a lot more snow.

This doesn't slow down Nigel at all. He simply treks through the snow until he reaches a real obstacle: a pine forest.

"These are pine trees. These are part of the reason mammoths died out; they couldn't eat leaves that well as the environment around them changes."

Eventually, Nigel's trek brings him to a cave.

"Now, I know that caves aren't usually the homes of mammoths, but I might find something else in here that I can bring back. Anything we save now is worth saving."

With that, Nigel enters the cave. At first, nothing happens. Then, Nigel backs out. The reason soon becomes apparent.

Until..... then there was trouble...

In front of him is a very large, very angry bear.

"Oh dear."

The bear rears up and roars, to which Nigel runs. The bear is quick to follow.

'Must Go Faster!' Nigel thought as the bear continued his chase after Marven, who still continues running faster, and as fast as possible, hopefully to lose the predator.