De-extinction does not look like a jungle. It looks like a Dallas warehouse with glossy white floors, black-painted overhead ducts, and stacks of white paper — edit-site maps for the Asian elephant genome, chain-of-custody sheets for permafrost cores, tundra release assessments with numbered criteria and a signature line.

This system takes that literally. Pure white page, black type, hairline rules, a violet for links and an orange for emphasis. The single warm colour is measured off museum mammoth hair: an orange-brown that is partly a burial artefact over what was, for most animals, a dark coat. Nothing is tinted, softened, or rounded past 4px.