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Prattkeeping, also known as Jurassic Zoo, is a photo fad in which participants mimic a defensive pose performed by actor Chris Pratt during a memorable scene from the 2015 science fiction adventure film Jurassic World. In June 2015, Prattkeeping photos were popularized online by zookeepers posing with their hands outstretched in front of a variety of animals.

Origin

On June 10th, 2015, Jurassic World premiered in Los Angeles, California, starring actor Chris Pratt as the protagonist Owen Grady, a dinosaur researcher and expert on the genus Velociraptor. During one scene in the film, Grady is shown holding off a trio of Velociraptors in a pit by laterally extending his arms (shown below).

On June 17th, 2015, Tumblr user feminerds posted a screen capture of the scene directly above a photograph of a zookeeper reenacting the pose with three walruses (shown below). In the first 24 hours, the post gained over 111,000 notes.

"source":http://feminerds.tumblr.com/post/121709534819/my-bestie-is-a-zoo-keeper-and-she-told-me-that#notes?ref_url=http://fusion.net/story/152063/zookeepers-are-posting-pictures-of-themselves-prattkeeping-inspired-by-jurassic-world/#_=_

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That day, zookeepers around the world began posting photographs of themselves performing the pose in front of various animals in captivity, which typically included the hashtags "#Prattkeeping,"[4] "#JurassicZookeeper"[5] or "#JurassicZoo"[3] on Twitter and Instagram (shown below).

"source":https://instagram.com/p/4AmxK1BuA4/
"source":https://twitter.com/woodlandparkzoo/status/611322060686561280
Georgia Aquarium @GeorgiaAquarium FolloW Who needs #RaptorSquad when you have Veloci-otters? 4:58 PM 17 Jun 2015 677 ★ 600

Meanwhile, Redditor smoothiefreak submitted a post about Prattkeeping to the /r/JurassicPark[6] subreddit. On June 18th, the /r/prattkeeping[7] subreddit was launched for examples of the meme. In the coming days, several additional news sites reported on the photo fad, including The Daily What,[1] The Huffington Post,[8] BuzzFeed,[9] Mother Jones[10] and Fusion.[11]

Various Examples

"source":https://twitter.com/Niemer11/status/611256325373317120
"source":https://twitter.com/Wellmanator/status/611333823280738304/photo/1
"source":https://twitter.com/brookfield_zoo/status/611618892557983744
"source":https://twitter.com/Skellytorx/status/611515528411262977

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About

Prattkeeping, also known as Jurassic Zoo, is a photo fad in which participants mimic a defensive pose performed by actor Chris Pratt during a memorable scene from the 2015 science fiction adventure film Jurassic World. In June 2015, Prattkeeping photos were popularized online by zookeepers posing with their hands outstretched in front of a variety of animals.

Origin

On June 10th, 2015, Jurassic World premiered in Los Angeles, California, starring actor Chris Pratt as the protagonist Owen Grady, a dinosaur researcher and expert on the genus Velociraptor. During one scene in the film, Grady is shown holding off a trio of Velociraptors in a pit by laterally extending his arms (shown below).



On June 17th, 2015, Tumblr user feminerds posted a screen capture of the scene directly above a photograph of a zookeeper reenacting the pose with three walruses (shown below). In the first 24 hours, the post gained over 111,000 notes.


"source":http://feminerds.tumblr.com/post/121709534819/my-bestie-is-a-zoo-keeper-and-she-told-me-that#notes?ref_url=http://fusion.net/story/152063/zookeepers-are-posting-pictures-of-themselves-prattkeeping-inspired-by-jurassic-world/#_=_

Spread

That day, zookeepers around the world began posting photographs of themselves performing the pose in front of various animals in captivity, which typically included the hashtags "#Prattkeeping,"[4] "#JurassicZookeeper"[5] or "#JurassicZoo"[3] on Twitter and Instagram (shown below).


"source":https://instagram.com/p/4AmxK1BuA4/ "source":https://twitter.com/woodlandparkzoo/status/611322060686561280 Georgia Aquarium @GeorgiaAquarium FolloW Who needs #RaptorSquad when you have Veloci-otters? 4:58 PM 17 Jun 2015 677 ★ 600

Meanwhile, Redditor smoothiefreak submitted a post about Prattkeeping to the /r/JurassicPark[6] subreddit. On June 18th, the /r/prattkeeping[7] subreddit was launched for examples of the meme. In the coming days, several additional news sites reported on the photo fad, including The Daily What,[1] The Huffington Post,[8] BuzzFeed,[9] Mother Jones[10] and Fusion.[11]

Various Examples


"source":https://twitter.com/Niemer11/status/611256325373317120 "source":https://twitter.com/Wellmanator/status/611333823280738304/photo/1 "source":https://twitter.com/brookfield_zoo/status/611618892557983744 "source":https://twitter.com/Skellytorx/status/611515528411262977

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