these are 3 ways we Can bring them back. i know this may not happen but it might
1. Some how we Controll Time its self Weird Yes but it can be down its the last thing To be Done We done all But Time

2.Real Good DNA i mean Good yet again there is some out there Find it


3 mech/DNA Cross Both live tissue With Mech ( Not mechgodzilla) and we can learn and understand them


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OR we invent some kind of enlarger-ray and enlarge toy dinosaurs...then implant A.I in them....Haha. They wouldnt really be dinosaurs, but oh well.

Crocodiles...we could mutate crocodiles. I mean, they are a descendent of dinosaurs right? So maybe they have some random pent up strand of DNA and when exposed to radiation (the ultra cool kind you find in movies) they mutate into DINOSAURS.

One thing confused me though...in jurrassic park - WHY did they use Frog DNA? Wouldnt it make more sense to use Reptillian DNA?
Blaargghhhhhhh

Im just looking forward to the day i can have a pet Raptor and feed it things

crocodiles were around during the triassic period, when the first dinosaurs evolved. Birds are descendants of dinosaurs, though.

If we were able to bring back dinosaurs, don't ya think we'd be able to bring back other things (namely humans) from the dead?

no. this would be like using fossilized organic matter. unless the person was fossilized...

time travel?....

good DNA?... We must sequence the DNA — find out what the genetic code of the animal is. That's several billion letters strung together in a chain. One gap in the chain could possibly ruin the whole thing.

In the Jurassic Park stories, frog DNA is used to plug the holes in the DNA. This is really silly! As paleontological critics have remarked, "too much frog DNA and your T. rex croaks."

A reasonably intact dinosaur genome is necessary to progress further — putting together DNA is a lot harder than reconstructing a dinosaur skeleton from its bones, and that's plenty hard. The odds of correctly assembling a fragmentary genome are similar to putting a million-piece puzzle together with your eyes closed. DNA allows some room for mistakes (not all DNA is used), but it doesn't seem likely that we could get enough for any one animal.

If we somehow got a whole dinosaur genome, we would somehow have to make it assemble into chromosomes, which we don't know how to do with dinosaur DNA. That might be able to be accomplished with a few decades of work.

Here comes the zinger. These chromosomes now would have to be implanted into a compatible, living, intact egg. Crocodile eggs, or even eggs of the same dinosaur genus, would not work. In vertebrates, the same (or at least closely related) species' egg and cytoplasm apparently are required for the egg to develop normally. The major problem here is that we just have the DNA — we don't know what species we have (DNA doesn't come with nametags), and even if we did we don't have a living dinosaur egg of that species!

mech/DNA?...

Are Movies Science?

Sadistic got it right...Crocs and dinos shared a common ancestor...They lived side-by-side.


Sorry, but it is impossible to control time...

So maybe if the person was decomposed to the point where they were just bones...

Wouldn't it make more sense to use bird
or reptile DNA, but it is a movie.

I dont want Dinos back! It screw up the modern ecosytem!

Didnt they make a movie on this

I do believe with everything excpet the first one. Anything is possible... But controlling time... is my only doubt.... 99.9% sure that will never be able to be done.

3rd one doesn't make sense...and for the second, you can't clone without a surrogate mother...

Oh come on. If Doctor Who can do it...



Or people?

I still would like to see a Trex rampage down a crowded city street. Outside of a movie. That would make my lifetime. That, and seeing a tornado with my own eyes of course.

Of course assuming we can bring dinosaurs back, there's some problems to think about. Namely oxygen content. It's so incredibly low now compared to 65 million years ago that I doubt the dinosaurs would be very healthy, if they survived.