The primary island featured in the film The Lost World: Jurassic Park is Isla Sorna.
Isla Sorna: An Overview
Isla Sorna, often referred to as 'Site B', played a crucial role in the Jurassic Park universe as the facility where the genetically engineered dinosaurs were bred and nurtured before being transported to Isla Nublar for the original park. Following the incidents at Jurassic Park, Isla Sorna became an uncontrolled natural habitat for the surviving dinosaurs.
Key Details About Isla Sorna
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Isla Sorna |
| Alias | Site B |
| Location | Approximately 87 miles east of Isla Nublar |
| Purpose | Former Jurassic Park compound for breeding and growing dinosaurs |
| Current Status | Home to surviving, free-roaming dinosaurs after the original park's failure |
The island's isolation and its dense, untamed environment made it an ideal, albeit dangerous, location for the events that unfold in The Lost World. It serves as a stark contrast to the structured, albeit failed, theme park on Isla Nublar, showcasing dinosaurs in a wilder, more natural setting.
