breathing dinosaurs were supposedly recreated through fossilized DNA extracted from amber. A bestseller, it did not take long for Hollywood legend Steven Spielberg to adapt Jurassic Park as a ...

The first DNA sequence to be stored in this way encodes the movie theme from Jurassic Park, in a nod to the amber-preserved DNA extraction used to resurrect the dinosaurs in the film franchise.

For 'Jurassic Park' fans wondering if that technology could actually exist, one company is working on something similar — ...

Prosecutors played a clip from “Jurassic Park” at a hearing in the case of ... dinosaur DNA from a mosquito preserved inside amber and then used it to clone the animals that have been extinct ...

Dinosaur researcher Prof Paul Barrett fills us in. The premise of the Jurassic Park film franchise is an elegant one: that dinosaur DNA, preserved in the guts of ancient mosquitoes trapped in amber, ...

In 2009, an amber outcrop was found near the village of Aintourine in Lebanon. Generally, amber is fossilised tree resin that ...

The tongue-in-cheek comment is a nod to the cautionary tale in Steven Spielberg's 1993 classic film "Jurassic Park" in which the hubris of humanity's science leads to destruction and chaos.