Russian and Japanese scientists are hoping to clone mammoths
The scientists are planning to use mammoth eggs in the cloning process.
The scientists are planning to use mammoth eggs in the cloning process.
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YOU REALLY WANT TO CLONE THIS ONE??Comment
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I wanna clone my girlfriend and fix her DNA so that she likes anal sex.Comment
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Should not disturb the past. They are extinct for a reason. But human nature seems to be to fuck with things they shouldn't.
So I say go for it. I'll pay admission to see a prehistoric park in Siberia.
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What about endangered animals, should we close them? How about if them being extinct is due to human mismanagement of the land, should we clone then?Originally posted by Brad-Wishing
Should not disturb the past. They are extinct for a reason. But human nature seems to be to fuck with things they shouldn't.
So I say go for it. I'll pay admission to see a prehistoric park in Siberia.
Just wondering where you draw the line on cloning or if you're just purely against itComment
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There is a good chance of excessive hunting on Mammoths by humans being a part of their extinction, so I don't see anything wrong with bringing them back. Besides, it isn't that long since they wandered the earth.
The Dodos should definitely be brought back. They were very unique creatures, and went extinct solely because of humans.
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which animals should be brought back also?Comment
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Originally posted by notjoe
What about endangered animals, should we close them? How about if them being extinct is due to human mismanagement of the land, should we clone then?
Just wondering where you draw the line on cloning or if you're just purely against it
Natural selection has its fine lines.
I suppose humans did fuck up a lot of species. I believe if we killed them off due to hunting or polution...
Actually that being said their prey could run rampant eating MORE than normal killing off a different species. Never thought of it that way. We could indirectly be killing millions of creatures daily.
I say get a genetic sample of as many species as possible male and female (several different ones so we dont inbreed retarded hippos) and store them.
I think cloning is bad for example of random animals from 1m-100k years ago. But then what do I know.SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, then you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60.Comment
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wasnt there a movie made about bringing back prehistoric creatures? if memory serves me correctly it didnt turn out how they expected it
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The Elephant Bird (Extinct 17th century)Originally posted by keescash
which animals should be brought back also?
<img src=http://www.aristotle.net/~swarmack/hodgraph/bigbird1.GIF>
The Bluebuck (Extinct 1799)
<img src=http://home.conceptsfa.nl/~pmaas/blueantelope-cedrichunter.jpg>
The Quagga (Exitinct 1883)
<img src=http://www.telephone.demon.co.uk/images/quagga.jpg>
That's just a few. If you have some time, research extinct animals in Google and name the species that you would like to revive the most. Would be fun.
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Just look at this fucking thing. If anything was ever doomed to extinction, this is it. Let the dodos rest in peace.Originally posted by CIN
There is a good chance of excessive hunting on Mammoths by humans being a part of their extinction, so I don't see anything wrong with bringing them back. Besides, it isn't that long since they wandered the earth.
The Dodos should definitely be brought back. They were very unique creatures, and went extinct solely because of humans.
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Huh? We shouldn't correct the tragic accident we caused because a homo named "twistyneck" on a porno forum thinks the Dodo looked funny?Originally posted by twistyneck
Just look at this fucking thing. If anything was ever doomed to extinction, this is it. Let the dodos rest in peace.
The Dodo was perfectly adapted to its natural environment, by the way. It had no enemies until some idiots came along and slaughtered them all.Comment
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Look at the picture very closely. These things are better off dead.Originally posted by CIN
Huh? We shouldn't correct the tragic accident we caused because a homo named "twistyneck" on a porno forum thinks the Dodo looked funny?
The Dodo was perfectly adapted to its natural environment, by the way. It had no enemies until some idiots came along and slaughtered them all.Comment
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I think it would be fantastic to bring back one mammoth at least and to observe it scientifically.. It wouldn't be overly difficult to do, either.Comment
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<img src=http://www.seaworld.org/infobooks/Manatee/images/steller.gif>
"The Steller's sea cow was discovered in 1741. Less than 30 years later it was hunted to extinction."Comment
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Fuck you, and fuck the people who chose to raise you instead of aborting you.Originally posted by twistyneck
Look at the picture very closely. These things are better off dead.
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Don't you have a freeway to go play on?Originally posted by CIN
Fuck you, and fuck the people who chose to raise you instead of aborting you.
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Cin... you might want to re-read writings on archaeolgy a little closer. Mammoth hunting is a basic fairy tale unless they were found wounded or ill. ;-)
Yes. some were hunted but not very many. This is from ancient garbage dump investigations from quite a few places in the World.
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Go tell that to Discovery who devoted an entire documentary to Mammoth extinction, complete with scenes of Mammoth hunting techniques, one of which involved scaring packs of Mammoths off edges with fire and loud sounds.Originally posted by Gemini
Cin... you might want to re-read writings on archaeolgy a little closer. Mammoth hunting is a basic fairy tale unless they were found wounded or ill. ;-)
Yes. some were hunted but not very many. This is from ancient garbage dump investigations from quite a few places in the World.
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Mammoths are big hairy fuckers with huge tusks. I wouldnt want one of those guys chasing after me when Im wandering through the woods.
Though I could profit off of selling "Mammoth bells" and "Mammoth Spray"Comment
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GIGANTOPITHECUS
Chalicotherium
"have the shortened face of a horse, the neck of an ox, the arms
and shoulders of a massive ape, the front claws of an anteater,
and short rear legs to support its massive bulk."
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Oh myOriginally posted by TheLegacy
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What is wrong with you?Originally posted by Gemini
Yeah that, but it was on TV thing is fabulous eh? So are-were Martians. ;-)Comment
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I wonder how Noah fit two of every animal in the DNA ARChive... err oh.. well there ya go.Comment
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Originally posted by CamChicks
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Mammoths were hunted
Mainly by herding them to where they'd fall off a cliff or into a dead end so that they could then be clubbed to death.
Good Grief didn't you read Jean Auel ?
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The dinos are next?
Now, that would be exciting.
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The Dodo might not be pretty, but I bet it'd feed a small town pretty good.Comment
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You made a typo:Originally posted by keescash
Russian and Japanese scientists are hoping to clone mammoths
The scientists are planning to use mammoth eggs in the cloning process.
They found what they believe are LEGS. IF they're going to clone, they're going to use ELEPHANT EGGS in the process.Comment
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Died out 10, 000 years ago like the mammoth. I want to go on this Zoo, hope the price is affordable..humm
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What I'd really like to see are scientists save already alive animals, like whales and such.. Humans have hunted whales to within an inch of extinction, why not clone them and get a decent population base of them now before they are extinct..Originally posted by keescash
Russian and Japanese scientists are hoping to clone mammoths
The scientists are planning to use mammoth eggs in the cloning process.
I mean there are heaps of animals that are dieing out at the moment due to human neglegence, that we could save with the technology we have !!
just my
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