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Hey there, Smarty Pants, trusty narrator here, back with another episode of SmartEQ,

where you ask the question and I do my best to answer them. Today we've got dinosaurs,

tornadoes, and mountains. Oh my. So let's jump right in. Our first question comes from

Smarty fan Britain, who asks, is it possible to bring back dinosaurs like in the movie Jurassic Park?

Awesome question. The idea of bringing dinosaurs back to life, like in the movie Jurassic Park,

is super cool, but in real life it's not currently possible. I know. Bummer. You see, in the

Jurassic Park movies, scientists use dinosaur DNA found in ancient

mosquitoes trapped in amber. But in reality, DNA doesn't last that long. Over millions of

years, it breaks down and disappears. And since dinosaurs went extinct about 65 million years ago,

we don't have complete dinosaur DNA to work with. However, scientists are

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