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The Mesozoic Reserve is a world-renowned exhibit containing several species of dinosaurs.
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Mission
The Tasmanian Dinosaur Exhibit's mission is to bring prehistoric life back to the modern world through thrilling experiences. We strive to provide a safe environment where guests and visitors can learn about dinosaurs while supporting global efforts to protect them.
The Tasmanian Dinosaur Exhibit's mission is to bring prehistoric life back to the modern world through thrilling experiences. We strive to provide a safe environment where guests and visitors can learn about dinosaurs while supporting global efforts to protect them.
Purpose & Dinosaur Conservation
The park is designed to educate and entertain people about the prehistoric world. Our goal is to give visitors once in a life time opportunity to see dinosaurs up close, understand their history and experience the excitement of the prehistoric world.
We are dedicated to preserving and studying dinosaur DNA to learn more about these ancient creatures. Our research focuses on responsible genetic engineering, habitat conservation, and maintaining the health and wellbeing of dinosaurs in our care. By studying them, we gain information towards modern wildlife.
MesoScope & Genetic Engineering
MesoScope & Genetic Engineering
Our park is run by MesoScope. Our company is a leading organization dedicated to the study and preservation of prehistoric life. Their support allows us to continue our mission of educating the public about dinosaurs while advancing in genetic engineering. Partnering with them has led to interactive learning experiences and conservation efforts towards dinosaurs.
Our dinosaurs were brought to life using advanced genetic research. Scientists found preserved fossils in Tasmania that contained tiny traces of dinosaur DNA. Since DNA breaks down over time, our team used genetic splicing to fill in the missing parts with DNA from modern animals like birds and reptiles. Once the DNA was complete, we placed the embryos in incubation chambers. After years of research, the first dinosaur hatched. Each dinosaur is monitored to improve health, and we continue research to improve understanding of the creatures.
Video: Explore the Tasmanian Dinosaur Exhibit
Video: Explore the Tasmanian Dinosaur Exhibit
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