Chris Pratt recreates Jurassic World scene at a children’s hospital

Prattkeeping at it's best.

The art of Prattkeeping has taken the world by storm since the release of Jurassic World, but only one man has perfected the delicate art - Chris Pratt himself, of course.

Sowho else to drop by Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital in Louisiana to give the kids a lesson in how to train raptors?

ICYMI: @prattprattpratt used "raptor whispering" skills to cheer up our patients. #AmazingKids http://t.co/QrToKVNy0Q pic.twitter.com/vDJgmadiwb

— Our Lady of the Lake Health (@ololhealth) June 22, 2015

He also happily signed posters, played games and spent time at the bedsides of young patients during his visit.

"Our patients were all smiles and we are so thankful to Chris for lifting their spirits by visiting and handing out Jurassic World goodies,” the hospital wrote on their Facebook page.

"Thanks to Children's Miracle Network Hospitals for coordinating such a special visit!)"

This isn't the first time kind-hearted Chris - who has two-year-old son Jack with wife Anna Faris - has taken time out of his busy schedule to meet with young fans.

In March, following a Super Bowl bet with Chris Evans that saw his team Seattle Seahawks beaten by the 'Captain America' star's beloved New England Patriots, the 'Guardians of the Galaxy' actor donned his Star-Lord outfit to visit Christopher's Haven, a facility for young cancer patients in Boston.

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And despite winning the bet, Evans later visited the Seattle Children's Hospital in his Captain America guise, accompanied by his friend.

Pratt wrote on Twitter: "Had the immense joy yesterday of joining the real Captain America at Seattle Children's Hospital. Thanks to Chris Evans for being a classy #twitterbowl winner."

And last August, he visited youngster Dylan Prunty in Children's Hospital Los Angeles, where they swapped dialogue from 'The Lego Movie'.

Chris Pratt - the real-life superhero.