The creator of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous has responded to a backlash over a same-sex moment in the cartoon show. The animated series for children aged seven and above, included a scene where two female characters confess that they loved each other and kissed. Elon Musk responded to a social media post showing the Camp Cretaceous smooch, saying: “There is no need to have a kissing scene, especially a lesbian kissing scene, in a children’s show. This is pushing an agenda. There are other options. There are other streaming networks.” The show’s creator, Zack Stentz, responded to the criticism by reposting a tweet calling for a boycott of the streaming service, claiming the series was promoting a “same-sex relationship” and was “blatant sexual indoctrination of innocent children”. In response, Stentz, who co-wrote the screen play for X-Men: First Class and the TV series The Flash, said: “I created this show before handing it to an incredibly talented group of writers and animator...