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How did the people beyond the Jurassic Park theme park managed to imprison the Decepticon known as Tyrannocon Rex and gain the services of the Autobot JP93? That seems to be far above what we know of their ressources from our universe.

Dear Genetic Genius,

At some point during the Beast Wars, it seems as though a mosquito alighted on Megatron’s body and, while feeding, absorbed both tyrannosaur DNA and samples of Megatron’s own CNA. In 1988, InGen scientists recovered amber samples and reconstructed a genetically engineered tyrannosaur clone—one that, unbeknownst to the staff of Jurassic Park, contained Megatron’s own DNA.

Part tyrannosaur, part frog, part Cybertronian, the strange hybrid lifeform survived a stressful incubation period, outliving her siblings, and eventually "Rexy" found a new position as Jurassic Park’s star attraction. But there was more to Rexy than met the eye—she possessed a Cybertronian endoskeleton, and retained her genetic ancestor's ability to transform. The park staff eventually discovered this during an x-ray, and privately taxonomised the resulting hybrid species as tyrannocon rex. Unwilling to retire such a lucrative asset by moving her to a more-secure enclosure—or perhaps unable to do so—they began conducting tests in secret during the park's closing hours.

When the Optimus Prime of this reality discovered evidence of Cybertronian activity on the remote island where InGen had established their theme park, he dispatched a covert operative—going by the codename “JP93”—to keep an eye out for any Decepticons who might’ve infiltrated the theme park. JP93 befriended a computer programmer at the park, Dennis Nedry, but was unaware that the true threat lay not in the cars or trucks used to get around the island, nor in the many gene-splicing supercomputers, but in the genetically-engineered dinosaurs he sought to protect. This shortsightedness would prove his undoing, for unbeknownst to him, Nedry had immediately reported JP93’s existence to InGen, and had been working to throw him off the scent—knowing that, if ever a day did come when tyrannocon rex broke containment, having a Cybertronian patsy on the island could be in their interests.

That grim possibility came true one rainy night in 1993, when Rexy escaped and rampaged through the park. Hoping to delay her long enough to evacuate, the park’s upper management sent JP93 as a distraction, but the Autobot was practically a fossil compared to her hybrid protoformer design. Being equal parts carnivore and cybervore, she devoured JP93, and had the park staff for dessert.

Rexy later resurfaced to help several humans escape a pack of vicious velociraptors. Her ferocity in that battle leads me to wonder if, perhaps, she was tapping into a deeper genetic memory.