The shout pairs the internet's long-running what are those reaction meme with the world of Jurassic Park, where giant creatures make an over-the-top reaction feel almost reasonable. Online, the line has been reused for years as a quick way to call out footwear, outfits, and other unexpected sights, and short-form creators keep returning to it because the question needs no explanation. In Jurassic Park edits, the dinosaur context raises the stakes, turning an everyday roast into a larger, more cinematic joke that still lands in under ten seconds.
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A short clip of someone shouting what are those in disbelief at Jurassic Park dinosaurs, used in reaction videos to mock an unexpected outfit or reveal.
This nine-second clip captures a loud, incredulous shout of what are those, delivered with the kind of wide-eyed shock usually reserved for seeing a dinosaur up close for the first time. The voice rises sharply, stretches the question out, and lands with a comic sense of disbelief that makes the moment feel bigger than whatever is actually being pointed at. Paired with the Jurassic Park connection, it turns a simple reaction into a playful, over-the-top callout, instantly signalling to viewers that something looks absurd, out of place, or hilariously unexpected. It works because the delivery is so earnest that the exaggeration itself becomes the joke.
