A groundbreaking science fiction novel, ""Jurassic Park"" explores the consequences of genetic engineering as a theme park filled with cloned dinosaurs faces catastrophic failure. Through its thrilling plot and well-researched scientific principles, Crichton examines ethical dilemmas surrounding biotechnology and humanity's hubris. The novel’s fast-paced narrative and moral questions make it a compelling read, highlighting the unpredictable nature of science and the inherent risks of playing god. Its impact extends beyond literature into film, sparking widespread fascination with dinosaurs and genetic science.