What Happened To The Can Of Shaving Cream From Jurassic Park? - Jurassic Park: The Game - Part 1

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Ever since the release of Jurassic Park, the fate of Dennis Nedry's modified Barbasol can, has long been speculated. Even though we see it fall from his person and roll down a hill before being covered in mud,
many people have wondered if we would ever get to see it make a return in any sequel that Spielberg planned on making. Of course this never happened, and the can's storyline was pretty much discontinued as soon
Nedry had his run in, with one of Jurassic Park's Dilophosaurs. Due to the fact that the can is shown to being buried on a tropical island, we're left to assume that the embryos died rather quickly. Especially
since Nedry only had an 18 minute window, to catch up with the BioSyn agent at Nublar's docks. The can he'd tried to smuggle the dinosaurs out with only had enough cooling in it to keep the embryos viable for
36 hours, meaning that if the can couldn't make it off of the island within that alotted time frame....the heist would be a failure. Now, even though we never got a follow-up on the can's survival from Nublar in
movie form....we actually did get a continuation of the first movie, that revolves around the canisters whereabouts entirely. The storyline of Jurassic Park: The Game begins midway through the events of the
original Jurassic Park, and features a hired Mercenary and a BioSyn Agent sneaking onto the island after Nedry fails to deliver the embryos to the East Dock. It was originally created to be a canon story that
would tie-in to not only the first film, but also The Lost World and Jurassic Park 3.

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