How Are The Dinossaurs Created In Jurassic World?

The viral site for director Colin Trevorrow's highly anticipated Jurassic World has released the details on how the main attractions at the park are brought to life for visitors to see.

The blood of Jurassic-era mosquitos trapped eternally in amber contains the dinosaur DNA our scientists need to begin recreating living dinosaurs. Talk about your fossil fuel!

Using sophisticated DNA sequencers, our scientists analyze the DNA sample to map the entire dinosaur genome, arranging millions of pieces of genetic code into dinosaur chromosomes.

Because dino DNA is millions of years old, there are usually gaps in the code. Our paleogeneticists use DNA from related species, such as birds and crocodiles, to fill in the missing sequences.

The dinosaur DNA is inserted into eggs that allow a baby dinosaur to quickly grow to maturity. The eggs are monitored and kept at conditions that simulate their mother’s nest until they’re ready for the nursery.

Life will always find a way. And when it's time, a baby dinosaur will break through the shell and emerge into the world. Then it's off to the species-unique nursery for some early maternal TLC by our dinosaur behaviorists.

Opening on June 12, 2015, Jurassic World stars Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Ty Simpkins, Jake Johnson, Nick Robinson, Irrfan Khan, Vincent D'Onofrio, B.D. Wong, Omar Sy and Judy Greer.

Source - Jurassic World

Share on Google Plus