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People shouldn’t use the DNA of extinct species to restore them to life on Earth because people and animals couldn’t coexist. Jurassic Park is already a good example of this concept. Humans aren’t made to control these animals. It makes sense that dinosaurs went extinct and then humans evolved. Dinosaurs and humans would be fighting for territory or killing each other. The animals might be able to come back, but then they could become extinct for the same reasons.
People shouldn’t try to bring back extinct species because it could be harmful for the animal if it works and the animal could hurt or put someone in danger.