Bringing back extinct Animals?
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@joesmoe71 passenger pigeons will also be cool... it's a shame that it has to be extinct in the first place...
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@Luigi32826 dodo bird would be cool...
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@brendan100ify the neanderthals would be my choice....
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neh. I would like to clone these animals .
wooly mammoth. yeah.
tasmanian tiger
the neanderthals
and the giant arthropods
and of course the sabretooth
also T- rex
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the mammoths would probaly kill alot of humans and other animals but it would be cool to see one i always wanted to see a dodo but if you can clone extinct animals people will have to stop killing animals and taking care of them
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Skyrim has all those extinct animals.
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..Bringing back Extinct Animals > Giving Birth to & Saving more psychotic Humans.
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What extinct animals are there that there is non-fossilized remains of that open the possibility of future cloning if technology improves? Here's the ones I can think of:
- Mammoth, of course
- Tasmanian Tiger
- Aurochs
- Passenger Pigeons
- Dodo birds (I think I've heard desiccated partial remains have been found)
From the same frozen region as the Mammoth
- Giant Elk
- Woolly Rhino
To the best of my knowledge no Sabretooth Tiger flesh of any kind has ever been found, just bones.
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They already did this to the Aurochs.
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Bring back the THYLACINE
It IS happening. In less than six years we WILL have reproduced a Woolly Mammoth - if everything goes as planned. We recently brought the "blood" back intact... in... fact.
It's not letting me post these links properly! :(
Check Science Daily and Outside The Beltway with a Google search.
JayJayAbels 9 months ago
@JayJayAbels Thanks for that! YT doesn't let you put web addresses in comments, not even YT ones!
finlarg 9 months ago
There was a story that came out in January about a Japanese scientist (Professor Akira Iritani of Kyoto University ) who was planning to use a cloning technique developed in 2008 by the Riken Center for Developmental Biology's Dr. Teruhiko Wakayama.
psychobackpacker 9 months ago
@psychobackpacker Thanks for the info!
finlarg 9 months ago
Even if this is biologically possible it won't be politicly possible =/
unassumption 9 months ago
@unassumption I'd be surprised if it ever happened too, as a species we face bigger problems which are going to require more of our efforts and attention.
I think there is a point defending evolution, reason and science from attacks from the ignorant...
You young folks probably can't remember a time when there was no internet and nobody had mobile phones!
finlarg 9 months ago