Its been quite awhile since Jurassic Park came out. Since then has anyone tried to clone anything 'ancient' and/or extinct back into existance? Do you have a favorite extinct species to nominate for resurrection? I vote for the Mammoth (probably because I am feeling hungry). Might be very useful if another Ice Age kicks in.

I wouldnt bring back any dinos because of what happened on Jurassic Park but what I definately would do is bring back all the animals that we have made extinct and to make more of the poor critters that are endangered.

-Using some supposed Bigfoot scat or hair or whatever, use that as a basis to clone and do that, and have definate proof. (and a pretty funky friend :roll

And in fact I would clone 1 dino. A Verlociraptor, because I broke my bike and I cant be bothered to walk everywhere because im lazy

The most 'likely' extinct creature to be cloned, imo, was the thylacine. However, that effort has been abandoned, I think because it was proving difficult to get a genome. THe problems are obviously compounded with long extinct animals.

Also, as far as I can recall at the moment, there hasn't been any examples of 'cross species cloning', say cloning a goat and having the embryo implanted into a cow; but I might be mistaken about that.

The Thylacine's a big kitty, right?

I'll second that Mammoth idea...our ancestors seemed to think they were pretty tasty. Or some of those giant birds.......can you imagine a four foot long turkey on Turky Day?

Sabertooth Tigers would be what I'd bring back. I just love them.

I'm going to bring back the Dire Wolf, and market them as guards and pets.

Seriously.





Oh yeah...


[edit on 31-3-2005 by WyrdeOne]

Holy Crap that blog is funny!

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