Jurassic park the lost world deleted scenes are an interesting topic of discussion among fans of the original jurassic park movie series. The two movies, directed by steven spielberg and j.p. wright respectively, were both huge box office hits that captured audiences' imaginations with their blend of action adventure science fiction elements combined with heartwanging drama.

However like any major motion picture production there are always scenes cut out from the final product due to various reasons such as time constraints budget issues or simply because they didn't fit into director's vision. Here we look at five such deleted scenes that never made it onto our screens but would have surely been fascinating additions:

1) The Dilophosaurus Attack: This scene shows a group of paleontologists being attacked by a pack of dilophs in their campsite on the island where they first discover velociraptors. It provides some nice tension and suspense before things take an even darker turn.

2) The Velociraptor Egg Scene: In this deleted sequence we see paleobotanist palaeornithologist Dr Ian Malcolm (played by dennis quaid ) trying to figure out how the raptors laid their eggs without any male mates around. It raises some interesting questions about reproduction in prehistoric times.

3) The T-Rex Breakout Scene: This scene shows one of the tyrannosaurs escaping from its enclosure and rampaging through a nearby town causing destruction chaos everywhere it goes until eventually being gunned down by park rangers trying to recapture it back inside again with tranquilizers which don't seem very effective at all...

4) The Lost World Alternate Ending: In this alternate ending instead of the surviving characters managing to escape from Isla Nublar via boat they end up getting stranded on an island filled only with dinosaurs after their plane crashes landing them right in midst of dinoapocalypse.

5) The Iguanodon Attack Scene: This final deleted scene shows a herd of iguanodontes stampeding towards the main characters as they try to escape from another dinosaur attack. It would have provided some intense action sequences and added more tension before reaching the movie's climactic conclusion.

These are just five examples out of many other potential Jurassic Park/Lost World deleted scenes that could've been included but weren't due to various reasons. While we may never see them on screen now, they still remain fascinating pieces of behind-the-scenes trivia for fans who love digging deeper into their favorite movies and TV shows