In the climax of the movie, the genetically modified hybrid dinosaur, known as the Indominus rex, escapes from its enclosure and wreaks havoc on the island. Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) and Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) lead efforts to contain and neutralize the dangerous creature.
In the resolution, the Indominus rex engages in a fierce battle with a group of Velociraptors led by Owen’s trained raptor, Blue. The Velociraptors initially side with the Indominus rex, but they eventually turn against it, recognizing the threat it poses. The fight culminates with the Mosasaurus, a massive aquatic dinosaur, emerging from its tank and dragging the Indominus rex into the water, seemingly defeating it.
The film ends with the surviving characters regrouping and the park’s visitors being evacuated. The Velociraptors, including Blue, acknowledge Owen’s leadership. The park is left in ruins, and the film hints at the potential consequences and challenges of creating and exploiting genetically engineered dinosaurs.
In a post-credits scene, it’s revealed that Dr. Henry Wu (played by B.D. Wong), the scientist behind the genetic engineering, has escaped the island with dinosaur embryos, suggesting the possibility of future developments and sequels.
In summary, “Jurassic World” concludes with the defeat of the Indominus rex, the acknowledgment of the Velociraptors, and the aftermath of the chaos unleashed upon the Jurassic World theme park. The film explores themes of human arrogance in attempting to control nature and the consequences of genetic experimentation with dinosaurs.