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Dinosaurs eggs hatching : an advance for science ( Hany, Lucas, Ornella et Lhassa )

 Article wrote by Hany Awad, Lucas Baraya, Ornella Facon and Lhassa Hulot

 Dinosaurs eggs hatching : an advance for science

Indeed, the scientist John Spike has worked for years and has hatched eggs in a laboratory in Maurytania. The information was posted on the GI company's website on Thursday, April 20th.



The scientist John Spike has searched for many years and allowed this scientific advance. He was born in 1966 to an American father and an Australian mother. He grew up in Australia and decided to study in the United States. He graduated in Harvard University and at thirty years old he was employed in GI society and began his research.  And twenty years later he gave rise to dinosaurs.
Thus he has participated in the advancement of science in the world at fifty-one years old.




For twenty years the scientist has worked in GI society in Mauritania, in the region of Tiris Zemour. We don’t have much information because this zone remains a great secret where unknown experiments occur.







The dinosaur which is born is the anchiornis huxleyi. Anchiornis is a type of small and 
dinosaur with feathers. The genus Anchiornis contains only the type species Anchiornis huxleyi, which means « Huxley's nearby bird ».

   This dinosaur was created by means of in vitro fertilization. Owing to the bones of the bird the scientist recovered DNA. Then, thanks to a special rays technic kept secret, he gave them back their capacities. Then he created an embrion with the recovered DNA and an ovum from another bird with the same number of chromosomes. After this he placed the embryo in the uterus of the female for it to develop and grow. The delivery being done correctly, the female was able to smolder her eggs before they hatch.




Today youngs have grown up and are healthy, the scientist succeeded in his mission and is close to continue giving life to other dinosaurs. However those newly born dinosaurs won’t be able to reproduce as the two dinosaurs are unfortunately sterile.








The pictures shows one of the two anchiornis, named Luna, which is 6 months old.




Actually visits to the public are not allowed but it is expected that several heads of state come to visit the laboratories and aword the work of the scientist.

In addition, John Spike will receive the Nobel Prize for Physics in the coming month.


If everyone agrees on the scientific jump that this creation brings, two big questions are asked. The question of ethics is a central point. Are humans have the rights to give life to animals disappeared million years ago ? What is the relevance of this scientific jump while we know that this dinosaur will not live in the same condition as has the prehistory?

If you wish to follow the advance of its research and life of the anchiornis you can visit


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