Insert GIF in your DNA, yeah nothing is impossible..

Scientists have inserted a GIF into the DNA of living bacteria, bringing us one step closer to one day embedding information in our own skin.
Scientists at Harvard Medical School have used the CRISPR/Cas system to encode an animated GIF into the DNA of living E. coli bacteria. They used Eadweard Muybridge's famous 1872 footage of a galloping horse as the source material.

So far, this method can’t handle a lot of information. The video is only 36 by 26 pixels, which isn’t a lot considering we can encode books and longer movies in synthetic DNA.
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This seems really crazy and interesting, by the way guys prepare your GIFs to encode it in your cells like a movie or all your photos... :D