Mysterious animals have appeared in the Hortobágy, they have come from an unknown world.

Is it worth it and is it even ethical to resurrect extinct animals? Experiments are also being conducted on this in the Hortobágy. Humans and dinosaurs are separated by tens of millions of years. It is precisely the unexpected extinction of the huge ancient reptiles 66 million years ago that opened the way for mammals (and among them the ancestors of our species) to become the rulers of the Earth today. There is a certain nostalgia among people for the age of dinosaurs, especially since the 1993 release of the science fiction adventure film Jurassic Park, whose author, Michael Crichton, and director, Steven Spielberg, imagined what the world would be like today if we resurrected the ancient reptiles. The level of technological development is already sufficient for this, but certain seemingly insurmountable obstacles (such as the lack of DNA) may prevent this forever. If we look closer, we can be much more optimistic, as the "recreation" of mammoths, which went extinct only 4,000 ...