"Jurassic World" made quite an impression on the global box office, sucking over $500 million in grand-opening earnings into its pointy-toothed maw. It also made quite an impression on zookeepers worldwide.

Leading man Chris Pratt's character, Owen Grady, has a special knack for convincing vicious, deadly velociraptors to chill out. His dino-tamer scene in the film resonates with zoo workers who have to face the challenges of dealing with adorable wild animals like otters, wallabies and dolphins.

A still from the film shows Pratt with his back to the camera and his arms outstretched while three velociraptors stand in front of him, their pointy jaws and claws at the ready. Zookeepers, complete with Grady-like cosplay vests, are re-creating this scene with their animal wards and sharing the results on Twitter and Instagram with the #JurassicZoo hashtag.