😁Far from it. OTHER PEOPLE, however, will certainly have issues with it.
What I was saying was that, with the scant resoures we have, instead of bringing back extinct species, we should focus on saving the ones that are disappearing right now. While the same cloning techniques proposed for extinct species would undoubtedly be very usefull here, we should start by making this planet more habitable for ALL species. Once we have achieved a equilibrium of sorts with nature that allows more speccies to fit, THEN break out the test tubes and the crappily-designed parks. (Yes, I sound like a hippie here, shut up 😆 )
And like TB said, if one of those species decides to go Godzilla on us, then we have noone but us to blame. Fortunately I don't think that's likely to occur.
Oh, and Jody, those are more plucked Utahraptors or Deinonychus than anyting. Us velociraptors are small feathery bastards 😁
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I wasn't saying there was anything wrong with bringing back extinct species.
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- Cloning the woolly mammoth
- Also, people underestimate the strengh of steel wire.
- Extremely cool
- Why should we bring back old species?
- Silly movie.
- OH HUSH VRB...
- Environments
- Re: unsure what to say
- Awesome
- I'm unsure what to say here....