The CEO of Colossal, a startup focused on genetic editing for species revival, has clarified that their goals do not include recreating a modern-day Jurassic Park. This statement may have been a necessary reassurance to some in the audience.However, the company's mission to revive extinct species like the wooly mammoth raises questions about the effectiveness and ethics of such endeavors. Modern conservation methods have failed to prevent extinctions, leading Colossal's CEO to propose de-extinction as an alternative.The scientific feasibility and potential risks associated with genetic editing for species revival are also significant concerns. Colossal must navigate these challenges while addressing the broader implications of their work on our understanding of species, ecosystems, and conservation efforts.