This book will appeal to many who immediately think of the mammoth, an Ice Age animal that garnered a passionate fan base by hiding its massive size from the Earth.
In prehistoric cave paintings, mammoths are depicted as animals with strong bones, delicious meat, and warm fur that provided all of humanity's necessities, but no scientist has yet been able to accurately reconstruct the conditions at that time.
Mammoths, which have attracted countless explorers to Siberia since the time of Peter the Great, now attract scientists for a new reason.
The resurrection of new life.
While moral imperatives still remain, realization is already within reach of technological possibilities, and the author vividly portrays a second Jurassic Park in the midst of that adventure.