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Welcome to the Prehistorica. A biological nature preserve made up of the world largest collection of living prehistoric fauna. Before we reach our destination, let me give you a little history on how this magical place came into existence…

In 2002, the now global trillion dollar biological engineering company 'Biotech' was founded. Originally specializing in ‘Artificial gene synthesis’ also known as ‘DNA printing’ the company grew exponentially. In 2019 they won the Nobel prize when they created ‘Nano Artificial Restorative Proteins’ (NARP) which, with the help of Nanotechnology, could not only restore damaged DNA, could erase hereditary diseases such as Huntington's disease and Sickle Cell Anaemia.

Then, in 2026, scientists at Biotech realized the potential to bring back long-dead species. By analyzing reactivate ancestral traits in modern day animals, combined with damaged DNA from an extinct Caspian Tiger, they used powerful supercomputers and DNA printing to create the first healthy DNA of an extinct species.

In 2028, using procured DNA samples from Asian dig sites, they successfully created the first strands of prehistoric DNA. By 2029 they had created and hatched the first living breathing dinosaur. The now-famous Psittacosaurus ‘Margaret’ named after the creator's mother.

Demand for more prehistoric species surged and by 2031, the largest man-made island was under construction. Completed in 2045 and stretching almost 72.3 miles, the Island adequately named ‘Pangea’ now supports over 20 different biomes including tropical/subtropical rainforests, desert, mountains, tundra, rich redwoods, savannah, forest, woodlands, grasslands, and mangroves. Making it one of the most biome rich areas in the world next to New Zealand. Pangea has also helped many struggling modern-day species thrive. The island now has a coral forest that rivals the almost extinct ‘Great Barrier Reef’. Many species of birds and insects were brought in to keep Pangea’s ecosystem balanced, many of which were on the brink of extinction and are now thriving.

By 2052, Prehistorica was built, hundreds of Prehistoric animals were bred to fill it and its doors were finally open to the public. Now hailed as one of the greatest holiday destinations in the world, with over 60 million people from all over the world visiting each year. Sporting 3 international airports, 5 ferry ports, and 2 undersea rail lines, Prehistorica has vastly overtaken other world-leading theme parks such as Disneyland and Harry Potter Kingdom. With hundreds of 5* hotels to choose from, you and the family can sit back and enjoy everything the park has to offer.

Now, get ready to discover the delights and ancient splendours, of Prehistorica. We hope you enjoy your stay…

Description

Introduction-

Welcome to the Prehistorica. A biological nature preserve made up of the world largest collection of living prehistoric fauna. Before we reach our destination, let me give you a little history on how this magical place came into existence…

In 2002, the now global trillion dollar biological engineering company 'Biotech' was founded. Originally specializing in ‘Artificial gene synthesis’ also known as ‘DNA printing’ the company grew exponentially. In 2019 they won the Nobel prize when they created ‘Nano Artificial Restorative Proteins’ (NARP) which, with the help of Nanotechnology, could not only restore damaged DNA, could erase hereditary diseases such as Huntington's disease and Sickle Cell Anaemia.

Then, in 2026, scientists at Biotech realized the potential to bring back long-dead species. By analyzing reactivate ancestral traits in modern day animals, combined with damaged DNA from an extinct Caspian Tiger, they used powerful supercomputers and DNA printing to create the first healthy DNA of an extinct species.

In 2028, using procured DNA samples from Asian dig sites, they successfully created the first strands of prehistoric DNA. By 2029 they had created and hatched the first living breathing dinosaur. The now-famous Psittacosaurus ‘Margaret’ named after the creator's mother.

Demand for more prehistoric species surged and by 2031, the largest man-made island was under construction. Completed in 2045 and stretching almost 72.3 miles, the Island adequately named ‘Pangea’ now supports over 20 different biomes including tropical/subtropical rainforests, desert, mountains, tundra, rich redwoods, savannah, forest, woodlands, grasslands, and mangroves. Making it one of the most biome rich areas in the world next to New Zealand. Pangea has also helped many struggling modern-day species thrive. The island now has a coral forest that rivals the almost extinct ‘Great Barrier Reef’. Many species of birds and insects were brought in to keep Pangea’s ecosystem balanced, many of which were on the brink of extinction and are now thriving.

By 2052, Prehistorica was built, hundreds of Prehistoric animals were bred to fill it and its doors were finally open to the public. Now hailed as one of the greatest holiday destinations in the world, with over 60 million people from all over the world visiting each year. Sporting 3 international airports, 5 ferry ports, and 2 undersea rail lines, Prehistorica has vastly overtaken other world-leading theme parks such as Disneyland and Harry Potter Kingdom. With hundreds of 5* hotels to choose from, you and the family can sit back and enjoy everything the park has to offer.

Now, get ready to discover the delights and ancient splendours, of Prehistorica. We hope you enjoy your stay…