GTS Park

Fossil evidence shows that millions of years ago giant humans ruled the earth. Hammond was able to clone them by extracting giant DNA from prehistoric mosquitoes preserved in amber. To prevent breeding, all the cloned giants were female hence the name Giantess Park. Despite their human appearance (apart from size) the giantesses are not believed to be intelligent, hunting and operating by instance. After a giantess handler is killed by a medium sized Giantess the park's investors demand a safety certification.

Some of the giantesses including the largest ones are gentle vegetarians, but others are aggressive hunters who will hunt, kill and eat anything they can.

Further despite their lack of speech there is troubling evidence that some of the giantesses are quite cunning possessing a level of intelligence not previously suspected.

Lastly there is evidence that the giantesses may be capable of breeding with human men and desire to do so given the lack of giant men.

Unbeknownst to the park organizers the giantesses will actually seek to mate with human men, forcibly if they must, rather than kill or eat them if they can.

You are in a tour group getting an early preview of Giantess Park. Various sections are fenced off by high electrical fences keeping them contained while the tour jeeps move from area to area. Giantesses of various sizes from small 9 foot ones to massive ones over 100 feet tall are featured. The guide mentions the largest ones are peaceful vegetarians but some of the medium sized giantesses are aggressive hunters and carnivores that would eat anything they could catch.

Desmond: All right, slow down. Slow. Stop, stop, stop, stop!

[Both jeeps come to a stop. Settler is holding a large plant leaf, examining it closely.]

Settler: This shouldn't be here.

[Grunt's attention turns to the side of the jeep. He suddenly looks shocked, as if he can't believe what he's seeing. He stands up to get a better look, removing his sunglasses.]

Settler (still focused on the leaf): Grunt, this species of veriforman has been extinct since the Giantaceous period. I mean this thing--

[Grunt reaches down, turning Settler's head in the direction he's facing.]

Settler: What--

[Settler goes stone silent in shock, standing up and removing her sunglasses just like Grunt. The camera angle pans, and we can finally see what they're staring at. It's a massive naked giantesss, towering over the trees. Grunt and Settler jump out of the jeep and get closer.]

Settler: Look at that...

Grunt: It's... it's a giantess!

Settler: Uh-huh! She's beautiful!

[The giantess strides through the trees whose upper branches only reach her large breasts. She bellows and in the distance other giantesses answer and become visible in the forest.

Jeff: You did it. You crazy son-of-a-bitch, you did it.