Pitch Black

The last time I watched Pitch Black, I went over to Wikipedia to clear some things up.  A friend asked me about it just tonight, so I went back there.  Something was fishy.

Last time, the description referred to the monsters solely as "grues".  This time, however, it was as if the entire page were rewritten.  Now the monsters are called "biorapters" for whatever reason.

Perhaps it means they are getting ready to revisit the grues, and they have been written into another script as bioraptors?  Or maybe Vin Diesel made a statement calling them bioraptors?  Or maybe some jerk on the internet decided it would be a good name for them and knew people on Wikipedia would fall for it.

I can find nothing through our friend Google.  Can anyone explain this?

Grues are famous monsters from the Zork games that eat you if you hang around in a dark place. It's likely that the version you saw was vandalized, and bioraptor is the correct word.

It mentioned that.  I think it was the term the producers or writers used for lack of a proper name.  But bioraptor does not seem fitting for the creatures or movie.  Biological raptor?  It's like whoever came up with that wasn't thinking at all, which is why I'm suspicious as to where it came from.

But they behave like a Grue, with the fact hardly anyone has ever lived to tell anyone those things exists, its impossible for them to have a proper name to begin with, Grue would be most fitting.

Hmm.

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Why are /b/tards allowed on the text boards? How did they even figure it out? I think bioraptor is a term from a game. You could be right, someone might have just thrown it up there.