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!!! UPDATE !!!
We’ve received notification from our friend in the wilderness of MCF!
He contacted us shortly before posting these, so we wanted to share these public updates he posted.
Like him, we’ve also had to move around a bit. We’re getting more settled, though, so the archival effort should ramp up shortly.
Thank you for everyone’s patience!!
We apologize for the lack of updates!
We’ve been trying to piece together some old documents regarding the boat attack by Nati. Most of our information has been coming from our ex-employee buddy, but he’s been rather quiet lately.
We hope that he is safe and that we can share new info soon!
Map from 1989 (the last updated enclosure map) of where the dinosaurs were located in the MCF.
We’re not sure where some of the dinosaurs are currently, but some have remained in the same general spots (like Nati, mentioned in the previous post).
I think some of the raptors are around the same locations, too. I should go check that info again.
There’s been some issues with the dinosaurs interacting with other wildlife and people over the years, but that’s an issue when giant beasts get outside of their enclosures, I suppose.
The sketch was scanned by the ex-employee and cleaned up by one of us in the archival effort.
Hard to believe that the MCF looked so messed up just 3 years after its shutdown.
Nati was beloved by many at the MCF. Despite her being an intimidating 50 ft long carnivorous theropod, she was rarely aggressive towards staff. She also did not seem to cause issues in the 2000 incident.
In 1993, though, she did injure three rangers after attacking their boat on the lake she resided in. Two of the rangers were initially in critical condition but recovered. The third employee was pronounced dead on the scene.
She still lives near the lake she was originally released by in 1987, although the status of her health is unknown.
While we organize the info we have about Nati, we managed to restore one of the old posters that was displayed at both facility locations. The poster gives details of what the dinosaurs were made from.
The former employee mentioned in a previous post provided us with the original image from ‘09. We are very thankful for references and pictures they’ve provided so far!
They still wish to remain anonymous, but they’ve said they will give us even more info in the future.
We have some sketches that have been collected relating to the first successful dinosaur birth at [R]E, Inc.
We intend to have those sketches compiled and published within the next few days. She’s quite the interesting specimen—a spinosaurus!
Her name is Nati.
We’re making efforts to restore old documents from [R]E, Inc. and the MCF. We’ve gotten some of the original files used to make the graphics……
Others have to be reconstructed from old and worn posters and images. Stick with us while we work on those. :)
Photo was taken by a previous employee who had these images. Images supposedly were originally taken sometime in the mid-80s.
The employee wishes to remain anonymous.
Minnesota Containment Facility
The Minnesota Containment Facility (MCF) is a now defunct project by [R]EVOLUTION, Inc.
Built between 1983-1987, the MCF was in operation until 2000 when multiple safety features failed, resulting in catastrophic consequences for the facility’s grounds and surrounding areas. These failures ultimately forced [R]EVOLUTION, Inc. to close the MCF due to public outcry and internal conflicts.
[R]EVOLUTION, Inc. closed in 2002 due to being unable to recoup losses, business status, and public interest from the 2000 incident.
After much research, we have uncovered a multitude of images, videos, and other media connected to [R]EVOLUTION, Inc. and it’s related operations. This space is dedicated to sharing that information to the public. Stay tuned for more.