It can camouflage!

     Hamada nodded quietly at her explanation and grunted softly      in agreement. Animals usually could tell when a storm was      coming, it made sense that these dinosaurs might share that      talent.

     When she voiced the second option, the commander couldn’t      restrain the laughed that came from him. It was a short sound,      but deep and sincere. Even after the laugh faded, an amused      smile lingered on his lips.

     “That’s an option too.”

     Katashi shifted his feet slightly and adjusted his gear, keeping      his taser rifle lowered and the safety on. All signs showed that      it was just another quiet night, so while he was still sufficiently      vigilant, he saw no need to act on edge.

               “She’s just PROTECTING her baby!” 

      Jo startled at the sound of her name, turning around.        She was too used to being called ‘Ms. Tyler,’ or even the       occasional (yet incorrect) ‘Dr.Tyler.’ Above all, she was        especially unused to her name on the lips of Katashi Hamada.       Jo always thought the man was too stoic, serious given his       career with Jurassic World’s ACU. However, as of late he was       doing a good job at proving her wrong. They kept meeting in        unexpected circumstances – like now, for example– and making       small talk that would often follow with comfortable silence.       Not that she was keeping track or anything. It was just always nice      to have someone you could talk to. A friend, if that’s what he possibly      considered her. 

     Katashi finally came up beside her and nodded as she      explained what she was doing out here. His eyes carefully      scanned the valley and he listened intently for anything      that seemed out of place. After a moment, he had to agree      with Jo’s conclusion. Everything seemed fine. It was a      normal night in the park, or as normal as a zoo filled with      prehistoric creatures could be. As far as he knew there      were no assets out of containment and none of the natural      fauna would dare mess with the dinosaurs.