Spoilers for the new movie.

Here are the facts that we see:

-The estate from the second movie was in california. At the end of that movie the dinosaurs in the basement all escaped into the local woods.

-4 years have passed since then, according to wikipedia.

-Dinosaurs from the one escape have somehow traveled across most of the world and created stable populations in tons of exotic locations.

How would this even be remotely possible? The basement in that mansion couldnt have been that large. This feels like the equivalent of going to your local zoo and opening all the cages, under heavy media and nationwide scrutiny, and somehow ending up with those animals living across the globe after a couple years.

How did the dinosaurs cross major oceans?

How did they reproduce so quickly? They must have, because the original population came from one container ship and one mansion basement.

How did they travel so fast?

And more importantly, why is the world being required to now “live alongside them”? That implies that there are significant enough populations that they are likely part of the ecosystem now. That takes a decently high number of animals to happen (a lot more than just a handful).

Some of this could be explained by trafficking, which we do know is occurring, but that wouldn’t account for all of it