Park visitors in danger from "summary" of Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton
The park visitors were in serious trouble. The dinosaurs they had come to see had turned into deadly predators. The initial excitement of seeing these ancient creatures up close had quickly turned into fear and panic. The fences that were supposed to keep the dinosaurs contained had failed. The carnivorous dinosaurs were now roaming freely, hunting for their next meal. The visitors were caught in the middle of this chaos, with nowhere to hide. As the situation escalated, it became clear that the park was not as safe as it had been advertised. The scientists who had created the dinosaurs had underestimated their intelligence and instincts. These were not simply attractions in a zoo; they were wild animals, with a primal drive to hun...
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