The movie “Jurassic Park” was not only an entertaining fantasy for those who love dinosaurs and the thrill of bringing about modern day resurrection of the ancient giants, but it was a provocative idea for biologists and genetic engineering researchers to ponder. There have been recent developments over the years that have actually made the prospect of using ancient recovered DNA of extinct species spliced into the relatives of today’s modern animal tissue to make clones. One such project is already underway and has been since 2015.

Comeback of an ancient mammal

The preserved DNA of a Wooly Mammoth was found to have viable DNA good enough to be used as recombinant partner with modern existing living tissue of a modern day elephant which is related to the prehistoric ancestor. The procedure was a success. Even though the resulting animal will neither be pure elephant or pure Wooly Mammoth, however it will be a resurrection of a species that elephants broke off from an estimated 5 million years ago while the Wooly Mammoth went extinct after the last great Ice Age.

Surprising availability?

Scientists have been amazed to find more viable DNA in ancient dinosaur remains thought impossible to recover DNA from. This is probably due to the misinterpretation of decaying isotope measurements of time that Christian scientists are assured are much less older than the supposed millions of years that the secular scientists have clouded the issues over in their obsession to break away from Noah’s flood as a barometer of gauging the geologic record.

Even in the Bible

Scientists are becoming more and more assured now that someday we may see the resurrection of the Tyrannosaurus Rex which would be considered a stupendous creation of science. Many have often asked if there are provisions in the Bible for the dinosaur which is a Latin word created by secular science that does not exist in the Bible, but other terms do most definitely exist that are speaking fully in terms of the prehistoric creatures so many children and adults marvel at today. In the Book of Genesis references to dinosaurs exist. Such terms as Leviathan, Behemoth, Dragon, and serpent pertained to the descriptions of the term “Dinosaur” we use today.

Manmade tissue?

We now have living tissue with its own DNA that has been artificially produced in the laboratory. Artificial intelligence developers want to wed this technology with electronic entities who would be using low voltage cellular equivalent electricity to activate artificial muscle and connective tissue to make realistic robots or clone beings that would closely mimic a human being with life like flesh and muscular movement rather than the miniature motors used to make the clunky robots of today walk and move like humans. This integrated technology would appear natural and indistinguishable from real humans. How does this pertain to replicating dinosaurs? Imagine being able to take partially recoverable dinosaur DNA that must be combined with the modern tissue of an existing animal and instead use a programmable DNA designed to close the gap between the ancient DNA code and an artificial DNA made to combine in order to make a completely resurrected species.

Misapplications?

Could there be dangers? For sure! Imagine the Agenda 21 and Sustainable Development advocates getting hold of this to repopulate the animal kingdom in the uninhabitable zones of North America where the globalists seek to recreate a pristine wilderness where humans are no longer allowed to enter, extract resources from, or develop. Would they be insane enough to actually create a raw, unmanaged, prehistoric wilderness? There’s only one catch. In the Bible man co-existed with the Behemoths that thundered along on the earth, and man was given dominion even over them by God, the creator! I won’t even get into the hazards of DNA contamination should samples of combined DNA somehow get out of the labs or are stolen to be used in private experimentation! The implications could be disastrous as was pondered even in Steven Spielberg’s movie “Jurassic Park”.