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[Jurassic World] Why Did Corporate Think The Public Would Want To See A Dinosaur That Didn't Really Exist?

A key part of the parks attraction was seeing 'real dinosaurs' as they actually existed in their native habitats right? (or rather as close as could be done, in expanded materials it's said they were having trouble getting the avian-esque dinosaurs to have proper feathers) 

What made Masrani and company think that people who came to the park to see dinosaurs would show up to see what is essentially an elaborate and expensive Circus Freak that couldn't survive in the wild? I'mreferring to Indominus of course,.
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Why wouldn't they? People don't go to the park because they have degree in paleontology, they want to see dinosaurs. If a zoo has a liger in it, you would go see it, right? Even though ligers don't really show up in the wild that much, since not many habitats have lions and tigers together. \[Or at all, since wiki says that ligers exist only in captivity\]