Jurassic World Rebirth Ending Explained: Does Zora’s Team Manage to Obtain the DNA Samples? Who Dies?
In “Jurassic World Rebirth”, a team of experts receives the top-secret mission to obtain the DNA of three dinosaurs that live on Ile Saint-Hubert, a forbidden island in the Atlantic Ocean that was used as a research center for these prehistoric species by InGen. The purpose of this work is to use these samples in the development of a revolutionary drug that will save many human lives. This is how undercover agent Zora, her teammate Duncan, and paleontologist Henry head to the place, along with a crew, where they meet a family that was out for a walk, but was attacked by these “giant inhabitants”. What happened at the end of the movie? Everything you need to know is below. The history of Jurassic World Rebirth begins several decades (3, to be exact) after Alan Grant and Ellie Sattler traveled to the first dinosaur park in the first film. At this point, the dinosaurs are becoming extinct again, as the planet’s conditions are no longer suitable for their survival, and humans have lost interest in them.
Five years have passed since the events of “Dominion”, and dinosaurs no longer dominate the planet as they once did. Most have been relegated to equatorial areas where they can barely survive. The world is not the same as it was millions of years ago. In this context, the pharmaceutical company ParkerGenix wants to obtain genetic material from the largest dinosaurs to develop a drug against heart disease. For this mission, they hire mercenary Zora Bennett (Scarlett Johansson), paleontologist Henry Loomis (Jonathan Bailey), and veteran Duncan Kincaid (Mahershala Ali). But, as in every installment of the saga, things get complicated. While trying to capture a Mosasaurus, they cross paths with a civilian family, the Delgado, who are shipwrecked after the attack of the enormous marine reptile.
Jurassic World Rebirth Ending Explained: Does Zora’s Team Manage to Obtain the DNA Samples? Who Dies?
In the final part of “Jurassic World Rebirth”, Zora’s team manages to complete the mission, although this means the death of several members of her crew. Now, they head to an abandoned town, where the Delgado family is, with whom they will flee, but things get out of control when a Mutadon (a mutated Velociraptor) attacks the father and his children. Fortunately, Reuben, Teresa, Isabella, and Xavier escape through a system of tunnels that takes them to the ocean. There is a boat there. Meanwhile, Zora heads to a base where a helicopter is waiting for them, but a Distortus rex (a mutant Tyrannosaurus rex with six limbs) knocks him down. Having no other option, she and her companions rush to the tunnel to meet the Delgados, while pharmaceutical representative Martin Krebs decides to leave on his own, so he handcuffs the suitcase with the samples to his wrist to make sure he doesn’t lose all.
The situation gets difficult because they are chased by the Mutadon, but that’s not all, as there is a door between them and the boat, and the control panel is out of reach. The only one who can go through the bars is Isabella, Rueben’s youngest daughter, and so she does, although she exposes her life when the mutant D-rex sees her and pursues her. In a swift action, she manages to lock Mutadon up, and everyone escapes. For its part, the D-rex attacks Martin and leaves only his arm intact, the one that had the suitcase with the DNA samples handcuffed, which is recovered by Zora and Henry, who are going to the boat, but the elevator is broken.
Because they cannot escape, Duncan decides to throw flares to distract him, something he achieves, but the rest think he is dead, so they flee. However, a flare explodes and alerts them that he is still alive, and they return to rescue him. They all leave Saint-Hubert Island. Along the way, Henry asks Zora what she wants to do with the DNA samples, since the woman had been hired for that mission, but she remembers that the paleontologist had told her that he wanted to release the source code so that be used by everyone and not just by a pharmacist. In the end, she supports that proposal.
What Weighed on the Island?
Zora, Henry, and his team discover that the island was not a park or a place where dinosaurs meet by chance, but rather it was a huge laboratory where the most terrible experiments were carried out, with which monstrous, deformed and very dangerous creatures were created (and some who failed to survive). As in his first film, there is a small accident (caused by a chocolate wrapper) that damages the laboratory’s security systems, so the island’s creatures are freed and begin to attack. The island is full of genetically modified dinosaurs, some are even larger, some are faster or stronger, and then there is D-Rex, a version of the T-Rex that looks like a cross with Alien’s Xenomorph, which becomes the main threat to visitors to the island.
Zora, Henry, Ruben, and the rest of the group begin to explore the island and, little by little, they come across the different dinosaurs that live there, including the classic T-Rex, and a series of modified animals never before seen in the Jurassic Park movies. or Jurassic World. With great difficulty, they eventually obtained the DNA of the three dinosaurs they were looking for. By the end of the movie, the island is still there, the lab is still there, the D-Rex is still there, and the same goes for the rest of the dinosaurs in this story. The place is still standing, and that leaves the door open for another movie (although nothing is confirmed).
Who Dies in Jurassic World Rebirth?
Martin Krebs, played by Rupert Friend, was the organizer of this expedition, and he wants to get the DNA to create a vaccine that can save many lives, but also earn millions of dollars. Martin seems to be an altruist and a dinosaur lover, but he is not, and even tries to kill Rubén’s daughter so he can continue with his plans, but there is some justice in this story, and he ends up becoming one of the victims of the island, where he is devoured. Martin’s death is what allows Zora and Henry to change their plan and think of a better use for the DNA that was collected. But he’s not the only one who died; Bobby (Ed Skrein) and the rest of Zora’s group, except for Duncan Kincaid (Ali), die on the island. Bobby is eaten by a sea dinosaur that submerges him in the water, while his two companions also become the dinosaur’s dinner as soon as they reach the shore of the island.
What Are They Going to Do with Dinosaur DNA?
Henry and Zora get the DNA of the three largest dinosaurs in the world, with Duncan’s help, but Henry realizes that giving this to Martin is only going to make the vaccine he promised to create, which can help save thousands of people, extremely expensive and not accessible to most. Zora doesn’t care much about this at first, but little by little she discovers more and changes her mind. Martin dies on the island, but they manage to escape thanks to Duncan offering to distract the D-Rex, which gives them time to get on a small motorboat. With Martin off stage, Zora and Henry decide to do something different with the material they collected and the vaccine, so instead of handing it over to a million-dollar corporation, they are going to share their discovery with the world, so everyone can have access. to the vaccine.
What Happens to Rubén and His Family?
Rubén, Isabella, Teresa, and their boyfriend were traveling together on Rubén’s boat, but they were attacked at sea and were rescued by Zora and her team, so they ended up on the island with them. The family separates from the rest of the group, but eventually they arrive at the laboratory, where they meet again, and where they begin to plan a way to leave the island. Thanks to Zora and Henry, Rubén and his family survive and escape the island, carrying little Dolores (the miniature dinosaur who made friends with Isabella) with them.
