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13 Apr 2025

Is Jurassic Park Real?

Scientists have resurrected the long-extinct dire wolf after 11,000 years, sparking fierce ethical debates over the limits of genetic science.

In a shocking turn of events, reminiscent of a real-life Jurassic Park, scientists have brought three dire wolves—extinct for over 11,000 years—back to life, raising significant ethical concerns. This breakthrough has sparked intense ethical debates, with the famous words of Dr. Ian Malcolm echoing: “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”

Colossal Laboratories & Biosciences, the same company working to resurrect the woolly mammoth, performed the DNA cloning.

In other shocking news, U.S. Air Force Lieutenant General Steven L. Kwast announced during a speech that the Space Force possesses technology capable of traveling anywhere in the world in under an hour. What kind of technology are they hiding? Could this be related to the recent UFO disclosures? Stay tuned as we bring you more on this story tomorrow. Today, join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts from Edge of Wonder in another live video.

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05 Jan 2025

What Dinosaurs Were Really Like

Dinosaurs were not like I thought…

Here’s a primer on some of the latest discoveries about ancient dinosaurs. Did you know that many of them weren’t strictly reptilian, but adorned with feathers? And that the velociraptors from Jurassic Park were not at all the size that Steven Spielberg presented?

Here’s more from Cleo Abram as she visits a dinosaur dig site in Alberta, Canada.

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27 Jun 2023

Woolly Mammoth Returns!?!

Technology entrepreneur Ben Lamm and his team at Colossal Biosciences are attempting to achieve a goal that’s never been successful before: Bringing back to life an extinct breed of animal.

Using the gene-editing CRISPR technology, Lamm’s team wants to resurrect the woolly mammoth (and a few other breeds as well). But even if the technology exists, SHOULD they attempt such a feat?

In this clip, Glenn Beck challenges Lamm on the potential risks to such a project: ‘Have you ever seen Jurassic Park?!?

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22 May 2020

Foxworthy’s Facts Of Life

Jeff Foxworthy saunters into the lighter side of life with a slice of his signature comedy. A member of the wildly popular Blue Collar Comedy Tour, Foxworthy breaks down the facts of life that no one talks about, such as his take on the meanest dinosaur. “The Tyrannosaurus rex was the meanest because his arms were too short to reach his wiener,” he says. “That is a medically proven fact. That will make you angry. And you’ll never watch Jurassic Park the same way again.” Check out the entire act on Netflix Is A Joke.

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26 Mar 2018

Spielberg and Little Boys

Rumors have persisted of Steven Spielberg and his fascination with young boys. Mr. Gunk offers this probe centered around EMPIRE OF THE SUN. He says, “Hollywood royalty does not get immunity. Investigate. Question. Drain the swamp!”

(EDITOR’S NOTE: YouTube has removed and censored Mr. Gunk’s videos. In the absence of this video, we present Steven Spielberg is a Pedophile, a video made by Owen Benjamin, exploring the pedophile symbols seen in Spielberg’s films. Spielberg took the Divinity and transformed it into something Satanic. He discusses the tragedy surrounding Heather O’Rouke. Movies explored include the Indiana Jones adventures, E.T., The Extraterrestrial, Amblin‘, Jurassic Park, Schindler’s List and Jaws.

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13 Aug 2015

Dino Talk

Vsauce host Michael Stevens welcomes world-renowned paleontologist Jack Horner and Jurassic World actor Chris Pratt to talk dinosaurs. More specifically, to dispel long-held myths, how a branch of the species exists to this day and a possible return of the Jurassic giants in the distance future.

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