'Jurassic Park': 13 things you didn't know
As the film celebrates its 30th anniversary, take a look back at the making of Steven Spielberg's classic
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As the film celebrates its 30th anniversary, take a look back at the making of Steven Spielberg's classic
Steven Spielberg's classic has spawned five sequels and counting in the three decades since its release
Plants reproduce in a similar way, including splitting, budding and fragmenting.However, this produces lots of organisms that are genetically identical, and a lack of genetic variation means that individuals cannot adapt to changing conditions.If the environment is bad for one member of a species, it is bad for all, and could lead to extinction.Sexual reproduction in species such as humans needs sperm to fertilise eggs and create an embryo.
A female crocodile birthed a fully formed, stillborn fetus despite living in isolation for 16 years
Steven Spielberg's 'Jurassic Park' saw the most realistic fleshing out of dinosaurs ever seen on screen, unleashing dino-mania around the world — among kids and adults alike.