In the Jurassic Park film saga there are a lot of tense scenes, with numerous dinosaurs on the loose trying to eat people. But Bosco, a dog with a keen sense of danger, doesn't like seeing dinosaurs stalking their human prey.
During a particularly harrowing sequence in the film, in which young Lex and Tim Murphy - played by Ariana Richards and Joseph Mazzello - find themselves trapped and in imminent danger of being eaten by velociraptors in a kitchen, Bosco, moved by a protective instinct innate, decides to leave his seat and intervene to save the boys.
Sensing the danger that the children in the film faced, this brave furry dog does not hesitate to jump to the rescue, demonstrating an amazing understanding and reaction to a threat that, although fictitious, is completely real to him. To try to scare away the dinosaurs, Bosco barks, jumps and threatens to attack his prehistoric enemies.
Fortunately, as all those who have seen the film will remember, the children in that precarious situation managed to emerge unharmed, a detail that, although it was foreseen in the script, does not detract from Bosco's heroism.
This extraordinary episode has generated an avalanche of praise and admiration for Bosco on social media, where users have expressed their amazement at the dog's ability to identify danger and act accordingly. "If there was a dog in Jurassic Park, it wouldn't hesitate to sacrifice itself for its humans," one user commented.
Others have marveled at how Bosco could discern between good and evil in the plot, reaffirming the incredible protective instinct of canines. "Understand what he's about!" said one user.
