Zookeepers around the world copy Jurassic World scene

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Here's the original scene from Jurassic World where Chris Pratt's character tries to tame three velociraptors

Zookeepers around the world have been copying Chris Pratt's velociraptor-taming moves from the film Jurassic World, with their own animals taking the part of the dinosaurs.

In the film a 'dinosaur researcher' confronts a group of velociraptors and calms them down using his arms.

Although they don't have their own dinosaurs, zookeepers have been trying out the technique with less-dangerous animals.

Tortoises, penguins, red pandas, and even rhinos have been included in the photos - which have now gone viral.

The people in these photos are professional zookeepers who are trained to work safely with animals. Don't try this yourselves.

Image source, Lion Country Safari
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Southern white rhinos in Florida look confused by their keeper's new moves.

Image source, Toledo Zoo
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Possums in Ohio, USA aren't quite as scary as the Jurassic velociraptors.

Image source, Hamilton Zoo
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Meanwhile, this keeper in New Zealand has her pigs under control

Image source, Hamilton Zoo
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These lemurs seems to have their keeper surrounded

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Can this keeper stop his ostriches' charge?