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Dr Henry Wu
Alias:
Dr Wu
Brand:
YG
Serial:
77002
Year:
2016
Theme:
Jurassic World
Biography:
Dr. Henry Wu is a prominent geneticist in the Jurassic Park/World franchise. He first appeared in Michael Crichton's 1990 novel Jurassic Park and subsequently in the 1993 film adaptation.
Dr. Wu is responsible for engineering the dinosaurs using ancient DNA extracted from mosquitoes preserved in amber. His work is instrumental in bringing John Hammond's vision of a dinosaur theme park to life. However, his genetic alterations, aimed at controlling the dinosaurs' behavior, inadvertently lead to unforeseen consequences.
In later films, particularly in the Jurassic World series, Dr. Wu's role expands. He becomes involved in creating new and more dangerous hybrid dinosaurs, such as the Indominus Rex and Indoraptor, often driven by corporate interests and a pursuit of scientific advancement without fully considering the ethical implications. He is consistently portrayed as a morally ambiguous figure whose scientific ambitions outweigh concerns for safety and ecological balance.
Dr. Wu is responsible for engineering the dinosaurs using ancient DNA extracted from mosquitoes preserved in amber. His work is instrumental in bringing John Hammond's vision of a dinosaur theme park to life. However, his genetic alterations, aimed at controlling the dinosaurs' behavior, inadvertently lead to unforeseen consequences.
In later films, particularly in the Jurassic World series, Dr. Wu's role expands. He becomes involved in creating new and more dangerous hybrid dinosaurs, such as the Indominus Rex and Indoraptor, often driven by corporate interests and a pursuit of scientific advancement without fully considering the ethical implications. He is consistently portrayed as a morally ambiguous figure whose scientific ambitions outweigh concerns for safety and ecological balance.
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