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You may think that this is a stupid question but after watching both Jurassic Park and The Lost World it's the only sensible conclusion that I could come too.
Look at the scene with the T-Rex chasing the vehicle in JP. Surely it was only able to track them thanks to Jeff Goldblums smell.
It appears that he was even smellier in The Lost World, with raptors not being able to attack him without first taking a moment to compose themselves. The raptors were ruthless for most of the movie, taking people out before they got a chance, but what happened when they went after Jeff?
They'd jump out in front of him then stop dead in their tracks and hiss at him, as if to say "Man! Do you ever hum!" then they decide to attack anyway. By then of course smelly Jeff has already made his escape.
Maybe he should have been in Plant of the Apes.
Damn dirty ape!
Look at the scene with the T-Rex chasing the vehicle in JP. Surely it was only able to track them thanks to Jeff Goldblums smell.
It appears that he was even smellier in The Lost World, with raptors not being able to attack him without first taking a moment to compose themselves. The raptors were ruthless for most of the movie, taking people out before they got a chance, but what happened when they went after Jeff?
They'd jump out in front of him then stop dead in their tracks and hiss at him, as if to say "Man! Do you ever hum!" then they decide to attack anyway. By then of course smelly Jeff has already made his escape.
Maybe he should have been in Plant of the Apes.
Damn dirty ape!
I would say he has to smell pretty awful. In the Fly for example when he is dragging the woman to the pod, if you watch her closely, you can see her turning her head and trying to breathe clean air. Or maybe that was just because he was a mutated fly.....hmmmmm.....don't know about that one.
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You may think that this is a stupid question but after watching both Jurassic Park and The Lost World it's the only sensible conclusion that I could come too.
Look at the scene with the T-Rex chasing the vehicle in JP. Surely it was only able to track them thanks to Jeff Goldblums smell.
It appears that he was even smellier in The Lost World, with raptors not being able to attack him without first taking a moment to compose themselves. The raptors were ruthless for most of the movie, taking people out before they got a chance, but what happened when they went after Jeff?
They'd jump out in front of him then stop dead in their tracks and hiss at him, as if to say "Man! Do you ever hum!" then they decide to attack anyway. By then of course smelly Jeff has already made his escape.
Maybe he should have been in Plant of the Apes.
Damn dirty ape!
Look at the scene with the T-Rex chasing the vehicle in JP. Surely it was only able to track them thanks to Jeff Goldblums smell.
It appears that he was even smellier in The Lost World, with raptors not being able to attack him without first taking a moment to compose themselves. The raptors were ruthless for most of the movie, taking people out before they got a chance, but what happened when they went after Jeff?
They'd jump out in front of him then stop dead in their tracks and hiss at him, as if to say "Man! Do you ever hum!" then they decide to attack anyway. By then of course smelly Jeff has already made his escape.
Maybe he should have been in Plant of the Apes.
Damn dirty ape!