Twelve thousand years after disappearing from Earth, the dire wolf is back. Romulus. Remus. Khaleesi. These are no longer just names from legend, but living proof that we've entered a new age—an age ...

However, it is not a happy scenario for humans, as per several experts. One of them thinks it is like a scene right out of Jurassic Park, where the dinosaurs took down humans after coming in contact ...

Universal Studios has five resorts and parks in the US states of California and Florida as well as in Singapore, Japan and China, offering rides and attractions based on Jurassic Park, Harry Potter ...

First, scientists dug up some old bones. Fossils, actually — real direwolf teeth and skulls buried in the earth for 13,000 to 72,000 years. These bones still had tiny fragments of DNA inside ...

It appears they may really just be gray wolves that have been genetically modified to look like dire wolves, but then again, Jurassic Park dinosaurs also had frog DNA in them, so they weren’t ...

A modern-day “Jurassic Park” scenario is making headlines this week after Time magazine unveiled its latest cover: a snow-white wolf described as the first “de-extincted” dire wolf.

There's certainly eerie similarities to “Jurassic Park” – the movie where dinosaurs came back to life. “We see no possible way this could go wrong,” wrote the social media account for ...

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.

After over 10,000 years, dire wolves are back from extinction thanks to the groundbreaking work from the people at Colossal Biosciences, and the Jurassic Park franchise has the perfect response to ...