Jurassic Park 5 Night of the Hybrids

“I hope the pteranodons are calmer today than yesterday,” Kevin muttered, glancing up at the tall power grids. “I thought one of them was seriously trying to test the bandwidth of our new defense system.”
"Don't worry, the system held up," Max replied, quickly making a note in the report. "But the triceratops, out of anger, smashed the feeder again. But the tech line has already fixed everything. What's on the list? Is everyone in place?"
"We'll check it out now. Stay close to the control panel."
They stopped near a spacious enclosure of fierce predators. The huge tyrannosaurus just lazily raised its head at the sound of their footsteps, stepped heavily forward and let out a low, vibrating roar that echoed through the entire ground. “I see, our favorite is in a good mood,” Max smiled, quickly clicking on the screen. “Pulse is normal, appetite is on schedule. I note: the giants are in place.”
"Great, let's move on. Today we have the most important test," Kevin reminded them, quickening his pace. The friends approached a remote, carefully isolated part of the park. Here, completely new enclosures appeared: stronger concrete walls, a double perimeter with laser barriers, and reinforced weapon screens in case of emergency situations. The heavy transport helicopter of the genetic laboratory had already stopped nearby.
Max looked with curiosity and some anxiety at the huge metal containers that the workers were unloading.
“So, the new hybrids are due to arrive today,” Max said, nervously wiping his glasses. “Have you read the previous specifications from the geneticists? They promised something incredible... and extraordinary—” “I have,” Kevin replied seriously, watching the containers slowly being craned into the new pens. “The genomes were combined in a way that improved speed and camouflage. We’ll have to be three times more careful.”
Suddenly, a dull, aggressive hissing sound came from one of the containers, sending shivers down my spine. The metal wall shook slightly from the powerful impact from within.
Max swallowed nervously and glanced at his tablet, where the new admission instructions had just been downloaded.
"Well, Kevin... it looks like our quiet work is officially over. Ready to meet the new generation of the park?"
Kevin nodded confidently, gripping the radio tighter in his hand:
"Always ready. Let's take on newcomers."

This park is different from others..