The sequel to the global blockbuster "Jurassic World" is set to arrive in theaters on June 22, 2018, and a Twitter post has revealed that "Jurassic World 2" will start filming in Hawaii by November.

According to a recent post from the official Twitter account of "Jurassic World 2," the production team is in search of possible locations in Hawaii which will serve as the backdrop for the sequel to the 2015 global hit "Jurassic World." Without question, the said post whetted the appetite of fans of the first movie, especially those who are eagerly awaiting the sequel.

Aside from the news that cameras will soon start rolling for "Jurassic World 2," fans are also looking forward to how the sequel will top the original "Jurassic World." After all, rumors claiming that the movie will feature crime-fighting and domesticated dinosaurs become more persistent with each passing day.

Allegedly, the upcoming movie will feature Dr. Henry Wu (B.D. Wong) who will create a new breed of dinosaurs from the dinosaur embryos that he stole when he escaped Isla Nublar. The new breed of dinosaurs will soon be used for crime busting and protecting humans.

Apart from the crime-busting dinosaurs, it is also rumored that "Jurassic World 2" will also feature miniature dinosaurs meant to be kept as domesticated pets.

However, just when dinosaurs and humans have learned to co-exist harmoniously, something will come up that will — allegedly — make the dinosaurs dangerous once more, which could be the source of conflict in the movie sequel.

Rumors about the crime-busting dinosaurs in "Jurassic World 2" are nothing new. In fact, MTV has already floated the possibility of "Jurassic World 2" running on the said theme after it reported that Steven Spielberg had allegedly approved a script written originally for "Jurassic Park 4," which did not materialize.

Will "Jurassic World 2" really feature crime-fighting and domesticated dinosaurs? Can humans and dinosaurs co-exist peacefully in the "Jurassic World" sequel?

Find out when "Jurassic World 2" arrives in theaters on June 22, 2018.