The Jurassic World Raptors! Info and adjustments to the lore/Respectable Zoological Exhibit Au under the cut!!!
(Except they're achillobators now cuz I said so)
I've been in the JW/JP Fandom on and off since the 2015 movie came out, so most of this doesn't reflect the original story MUCH yknow yknow
They're all achillobators, but due to Ingen being smart in this au and like. 5% less driven by capitalism, they actually took into account the intelligence and complexity of their animals. They're not treated like show animals, and instead, they have a nice wide open habitat for all four of them.
To reduce the problem seen in the first rendition of dinosaurs brought back to life, Ingen absolutely refused to put *anything* into their DNA that would involve the shifting of sexes, leaving to more bird-like renditions of the animals, more similar to their real-life counterpart.
There are three separate batches, Echo and Charlie who were made to be more fluffy and the oldest of the three batches, Blue that is the most bird-like in way she behaves (and most affectionate to the handlers), and Delta, the youngest and most scrawny.
They're not seen as siblings, nor are they genetically related in any capacity, but the handlers like to call Echo and Charlie sisters due to being from the same batch. Blue and Charlie are a bonded pair, exhibiting nesting behaviors together, and whenever one is taken in for vet tests, the other will get nervous and upset. They're one of the Ingens most popular same-sex pairings.
As a pack, they're awfully unique with their dynamic, with Charlie and Blue at the top of the pecking order and Echo and Delta being the step below them. Besides Blue and Delta's tussle and occasional fights, they all get along very well.
Due to Blue being so well-behaved and lovey-dovey towards anyone who brings her food, the park likes to do shows with her, displaying her intelligence and skills, especially pertaining to opening containers/doors, simple locks and (using Charlie), how she teaches her packmates to do the same, and what Jurassic World does to keep them inside of their paddocks.
I migghhhttt do a whole au with the 1st and 2nd Jurassic movies tbh tbh
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