The Indominus Rex may be the big bad of the Jurassic World movie, but it is only one of the dinosaurs who chase after the gang in Camp Cretaceous. However, that doesn't mean that the hybrid ...

Halfway through Camp Cretaceous, we basically replay the events of Jurassic World except from the perspectives of different characters. In episode four, we start hearing reports of an "asset out ...

Camp Cretaceous begins a few days before the events of Jurassic World, but even before the Indominus rex escapes and the timelines officially converge, there are tons of references to the movies.

The ending of Netflix's Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous seems very confident that a second season is on the horizon. ... forced to evade a carnotaurus and the incredibly dangerous Indominus rex.

Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous adds several new dynamics to the series' lore in some interesting ways. ... Dr. Wu touts the Indominus rex as a milestone in genetic engineering.

The doomed adventure park lives on in "Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous," Netflix's animated teen adventure with a "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" twist. ... there’s an Indominus rex in it.

But when the Indominus Rex escapes confinement and destroys the park, ... It’s a shame, then, that Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous – the first animated show set in the ongoing dino saga ...

The campers are still on the island, and they now have a massive new treat to their survival: The indominus rex. The genetically modified dinosaur plagued the park-goers in the live-action version ...