Many people will watch movies made with dinosaurs. Many people like to see them. The thought may come to mind, such an influential group of animals, almost all of them are now extinct. Once upon a time the world was overwhelmed but we do not see any of them. What if those dinosaurs could be seen with their own eyes!
Dinosaurs became extinct about 6 million years ago. Then it will not be possible to see the dinosaurs? Is there any way dinosaurs can not be brought back to earth? What does science say?
Cloning is the process of bringing back an extinct animal. It can also be brought back through reverse engineering. Cloning requires dinosaur DNA. Once the complete DNA is found, scientists will be able to bring the animal back to life. But is it possible to find the DNA of dinosaurs that became extinct 6 million years ago? Maybe possible, or not. If DNA is found, dinosaurs may be seen on Earth again. If not, it is not possible.
Jurassic Park movies have been seen by many. In this movie, scientists find a mosquito stuck in amber rocks millions of years ago. The mosquito ate the blood of a dinosaur. And scientists collected dinosaur DNA from that mosquito. Then a new dinosaur was born from that DNA. Is it really possible to get dinosaur blood / DNA from mosquitoes, flies or other animals like in the movies?
Amber is a special plant-derived adhesive. When a small insect or animal gets stuck in this sticky substance, it turns into a mummy over time. As a result, if there is blood left in his body, then the DNA of the dinosaur may be good in that blood. In other words, if scientists come at this time and find that amber of the ancient era and if a dinosaur DNA-carrying animal or insect is found in it, then a new aspect of the dinosaur chapter may be revealed.
Amber is not the only hope. If fossils or bones of dinosaurs are found, DNA can be found in them. Scientists have been able to collect DNA from the bones of various ancient animals. However, dinosaurs lived about 6 million years ago. It is difficult to find the intact bones of such an earlier animal.
But the hope is that different scientists have claimed to have found dinosaur bones at different times. If bones are found, will the DNA match? Finding DNA in the bones of an animal that died billions of years ago is like finding the moon in the sky.
