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* In {{film|2}}, [[Ian Malcolm]] was speaking to a {{w|Spanish}} operator. After apparently angering her, he said that felt sorry for "that guy Enrique". It is unknown if that Enrique was the same one seen here. |
* In {{film|2}}, [[Ian Malcolm]] was speaking to a {{w|Spanish}} operator. After apparently angering her, he said that felt sorry for "that guy Enrique". It is unknown if that Enrique was the same one seen here. |
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+ | * It is never explicitly stated what kills the Dino-Soar crew. However, it was confirmed that originally it had been established that the ''[[Pteranodon|Pteranodons]]'' were responsible for this act.<ref>https://twitter.com/Jack_Ewins/status/1054435930424139781</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:58, 18 April 2019
Enrique Cardoso was a Costa Rican boat captain who operated an illegal parasailing trip around Isla Sorna called Dino-Soar.
While giving an illegal tour of Isla Sorna to Ben Hildebrand and Eric Kirby, he and his co-captain mysteriously disappeared as the boat passed through a thick fog.
The boat then crashed into some rocks, but not before Ben and Eric were able to detach their sail from the boat and fly freely onto the island.
Trivia
- In The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Ian Malcolm was speaking to a Spanish operator. After apparently angering her, he said that felt sorry for "that guy Enrique". It is unknown if that Enrique was the same one seen here.
- It is never explicitly stated what kills the Dino-Soar crew. However, it was confirmed that originally it had been established that the Pteranodons were responsible for this act.[1]