Now we brought these animals back from extinction, can we face the consequences? Are we...

Gemma Zhao:
How did they get here? It's been three decades since the deadly events of Jurassic Park and we've yet to find a way for these animals to live safely among us. After the devastating eruption of Isla Nublar's long dormant volcano, those who survived were transported to the mainland. Many of the larger predators were captured. But the remaining creatures scattered here in Big Rock National Park.Gemma Zhao:While most remained in the wild, those who made their way to civilization struggle to adapt to unfamiliar conditions. Local authorities have warned the animals are unpredictable and when Hungry, extremely violent.Gemma Zhao:As the dinosaurs spread across borders, a global black market has risen.Gemma Zhao:To combat the growing threat of illegal poachers, the US Congress awards sole collection rights to the global giant, Biosyn Genetics.Lewis Dodgson:At Biosyn, we're dedicated to the idea that. dinosaurs can teach us more about ourselves.Gemma Zhao:CEO Lewis Dodgson has created a sanctuary in Italy's Dolomite Mountains where he hopes to study the dinosaur's ancient immune systems for unique pharmaceutical properties. While Biosin believes we can handle genetic power responsibly. The public remains skeptical.Gemma Zhao:Some note that these government contracts have led to massive spikes in Biosyn's profits. And rumors persist of a human clone who mysteriously disappeared leading to a worldwide search.Gemma Zhao:Some believe she's genetically identical to Charlotte Lockwood, deceased daughter of Jurassic Park co-founder Benjamin Lockwood.Gemma Zhao:Now we brought these animals back from extinction, can we face the consequences? Are we responsible for them or should they be left to fend for themselves? As we adapt to an ever-changing world, we must find answers to these questions for their safety as well as for our own