According to the acting head of Russia's Sakha Republic, Aisen Nikolaev, Russia's answer to 'Jurassic Park' will be inhabited by born-again woolly mammoths in less than ten years! This is a collaborative effort with Russian, Korean and Japanese scientists. This 'miracle' will happen within a decade, Nikolaev said. "We are actively working with South Korea," he said, predicting that the resurrection of the extinct woolly beasts is imminent. "Back in 2014, a group of my friends and I proposed a project to create an Ice Age Park with mammoths - everyone laughed then, but they're not laughing now." via RT: The Sakha Republic -also known as Yakutia- is home to Pleistocene Park, an ice-age version of Jurassic park that is seeking to recreate the ecosystem that was dominant when mammoths thrived. Nikolaev believes, however, that it's not fantastical to think that cloned beasts will roam the nature reserve in the near future. "This is the project of the future," he told Russian media. "I