Witnessing the euphoria of the era of biotechnology in the late twentieth century, Crichton exposes
the theme of biotechnology in his works. In Jurassic Park, he voices his concern about the impact of
the use of biotechnology to preserve nature and its living creatures. He further describes how the
purpose of preserving nature and the creatures has turned out to be destructive. This article discusses
Crichton?s main character, Hammond, who attempts to control nature by genetically recreating the
extinct fossil animals. It seems that the attempt ignores his human limitations. Although he is
confident that has been equipped with the technology, he forgets to get along with nature. His way of
using technology to accomplish his purpose proves not to be in harmony with nature. As a
consequence, nature fights back. And he is conquered.