After over 10,000 years, dire wolves are back from extinction thanks to the groundbreaking work from the people at Colossal Biosciences, and the Jurassic Park franchise has the perfect response to ...

it's not unreasonable to imagine a world in which further developments in de-extinction lead to more "Jurassic Park" references. However, the dire wolf comeback isn't a full revival of the species.

Maybe this is the beginning of a real Jurassic Park. And at the end of the day, if the dire wolf looks and acts like the real thing, maybe that’s all that matters. As long as the creature ...

it's not unreasonable to imagine a world in which further developments in de-extinction lead to more "Jurassic Park" references. However, the dire wolf comeback isn't a full revival of the species.

Jurassic Park spared no expense — and John Hammond (Richard Attenborough). Steven Spielberg’s 1993 adaptation of author Michael Crichton’s novel sees the InGen CEO and co-founder “spare no ...

“We see no possible way this could go wrong,” wrote the Jurassic ... wolf to breed new, live wolves has sparked excitement, and some fear. There's certainly eerie similarities to “Jurassic ...

This is a movie where a Spinosaurus swallows a satellite phone and unintentionally creates a metaphor for Jurassic Park’s modern franchise success. Also from that plot: unintentional parody.

Jurassic Park screenwriter David Koepp has explained why John Hammond's fate was changed from the book. Steven Spielberg's 1993 film sees Richard Attenborough's character, who is the CEO of InGen ...

The revival of the dire wolf by Colossal Biosciences has generated ... a reboot of the original Jurassic Park that revolves around the chaos that unfolds after the revival of dinosaurs, also ...

Just like in the hit Hollywood film Jurassic ... Park, US company Colossal Biosciences extracted DNA from fossil remains and mixed the genetic code of the closest living donor species — the gray ...