First it was hailed as a “21st century Noah’s Ark” to preserve flora and fauna; now the National Center for Genetic Resources (CNRG) in Tepatitlan could be used to reintroduce extinct species in the style of “Jurassic Park.”
While recreating dinosaurs remains beyond the capabilities of Jalisco scientists, they are confident they could bring back endangered native species such as the Mexican wolf, the Mexican tarantula or the Teporingo “volcano rabbit” should they become extinct.
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