There seems to be a lot going on for Chris Pratt's Owen Grady in "Jurassic World," among which includes the fact that some mad scientists decided to create a new dinosaur species in the lab of a deserted island. They had to learn the hard way that it wasn't a good idea.

In a new photo released via Twitter, Pratt's character is advised to "RUN," in all caps because if a large, violent dinosaur is chasing you in the 21^st century, you can bet that people will find no need to be told that twice.

It seems that the new dinosaur is so dangerous; Pratt mentioned in the new teaser that it is "killing for sport," and that they have to go at it with all they have.

The new image, as Hypable noted, is actually a nod to the original film, as it was Laura Dern's quote, but the line has been given to Bryce Dallas Howard's character in "Jurassic World."

The trailers look very exciting, and with a June 2015 release, it seems that there will be more promotions and expected Easter eggs from the original film.

The new dinosaur breed is not the only creature Pratt had to worry about in the film. According to the International Business Times, Owen Grady is the official velociraptor trainer, and apparently, he will have a subordinate, to be played by French actor Omar Sy. While the velociraptors are not too hostile toward their trainers, Pratt's Grady will have to look out for them and train them.

But the velociraptors are not the reason for the horrors at Jurassic World, though. The Indominus Rex will give everyone at the park nightmares as it's definitely one to go on a rampage and apparent killing spree -- putting a lot of lives in danger, specifically that of the stranded visitors'.

"Jurassic World" is written by Colin Trevorrow and Derek Connolly, the latter taking over when Trevorrow signed on to direct the film instead.

It casts a slew of talented actors, with Pratt and Howard acting alongside Jake Johnson, Judy Greer, Nick Robinson, Ty Simpkins, Katie McGrath, Vincent D'Onofrio, Lauren Lapkus, Omar Sy, and BD Wong, who played a scientist in the original "Jurassic Park" film.

Get ready to run away from terrifying dinosaurs as the film hits the big screen on June 12, 2015. Are you ready to hit the ground running? Check out the trailer below.