A stunning debut in the blockbuster custom of Jurassic Park — enhanced with dramatic sound files.

A pair of brutal but gorgeous eyes look out from the undergrowth of conifers. The eyes follow every motion in the fantastic herd of plant-eating dinosaurs that mills across the open up meadows, moving backwards and forwards with the quick scanning of a hunter who is considering everything she sees. She is a smart killer…

Enough time — 120 million years ago. The area — the plains of about Raptor Red prehistoric Utah. The eye belong to probably one of the most unforgettable heroines you can ever meet. Her name — Raptor Crimson.

Raptor Red is a female raptor dinosaur, struggling to survive on her own after losing her partner. Painting a wealthy and colorful picture of the lush prehistoric globe, leading paleontologist Robert T. Bakker tells the story from within Raptor Red’s incredible mind, dramatizing his groundbreaking theories in an interesting, one-of-a-kind tale. With keen insight and stunning authenticity, he monitors the raptor on her yearlong odyssey of success as she braves a devastating storm, migrates toward the ocean to escape powerful predators, and minds north inside a desperate try to escape the threat of dangerous acrocanthosaurs, all while carrying out her natural responsibility to search for a new partner.

From its tragic opening to its thrilling climax on the snowy mountaintop, Raptor Red is a unique and utterly compelling take a look at a year in the life of the dinosaur — a revolutionary work of fiction.