How?
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)12:11:18 | 30 comments | 1 images
I don't see how the dodo works.
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Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)12:16:02 No.4935819
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)12:19:43 No.4935821
>>4935817
What happened to “natural selection”?
What happened to “natural selection”?
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)12:44:34 No.4935825
>>4935819
You don't find it curious they have 10 billion valuation based on literally nothing but their claim that they can bring these animals back? This whole thing looks like a theranos grade scam.
You don't find it curious they have 10 billion valuation based on literally nothing but their claim that they can bring these animals back? This whole thing looks like a theranos grade scam.
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)13:25:58 No.4935836
mammoth steaks
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)13:48:56 No.4935840
>>4935825
They've sequenced the entire Asian elephant genome, and they made a mRNA vaccine for EEHV.
They've sequenced the entire Asian elephant genome, and they made a mRNA vaccine for EEHV.
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)15:33:24 No.4935873
>>4935821
It's not natural if we did it genius
It's not natural if we did it genius
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)16:43:39 No.4935907
>>4935817
>I don't see how the dodo works.
it doesn't work
>We're working on it
doesn't mean it works
also mammoths and tasmanian tigers are impossible currently as well.
>I don't see how the dodo works.
it doesn't work
>We're working on it
doesn't mean it works
also mammoths and tasmanian tigers are impossible currently as well.
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)16:57:26 No.4935913
>>4935817
Who wants this? Aren't bears and moose enough trouble for us as it is? Don't really want a hairy elephant stepping on my ride thanks...
Who wants this? Aren't bears and moose enough trouble for us as it is? Don't really want a hairy elephant stepping on my ride thanks...
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)21:08:40 No.4936024
>>4935821
strictly speaking we dont know if anything that went extinct roughly post 1mya in the old world could be natural because its hard to say if some extinct species of homo or even us did some stupid shit that resulting in an extinction. Had humans not evolved its a reasonable speculation to say most of the Siberian taiga might still be mammoth steppe with a relict population waiting out the latest inter-glacial like it did many times before.
strictly speaking we dont know if anything that went extinct roughly post 1mya in the old world could be natural because its hard to say if some extinct species of homo or even us did some stupid shit that resulting in an extinction. Had humans not evolved its a reasonable speculation to say most of the Siberian taiga might still be mammoth steppe with a relict population waiting out the latest inter-glacial like it did many times before.
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)21:15:59 No.4936027
>>4935907
>also mammoths and tasmanian tigers are impossible currently as well.
I could see Thylacines being carried to term by devils or kangaroos and woolly mammoths despite pop culture depictions were around Indian elephant sized, and a practical upshot of cloning something like a mammoth is it proves that cloning already endangered animals may be a viable way to save some the most endangered animals.
>also mammoths and tasmanian tigers are impossible currently as well.
I could see Thylacines being carried to term by devils or kangaroos and woolly mammoths despite pop culture depictions were around Indian elephant sized, and a practical upshot of cloning something like a mammoth is it proves that cloning already endangered animals may be a viable way to save some the most endangered animals.
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)21:44:21 No.4936043
>>4936027
>I could see Thylacines being carried to term by devils or kangaroos and woolly mammoths despite pop culture depictions were around Indian elephant sized
Just because you think it could work
doesn't mean it will actually work
it's never been done. Nobody knows how to do it.
>I could see Thylacines being carried to term by devils or kangaroos and woolly mammoths despite pop culture depictions were around Indian elephant sized
Just because you think it could work
doesn't mean it will actually work
it's never been done. Nobody knows how to do it.
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)22:00:33 No.4936053
>>4935873
Yes it is stupid faggot
Yes it is stupid faggot
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)22:06:56 No.4936055
>>4936053
violating the law of the excluded middle
if everything humans do is natural and everything humans don't do is natural, then everything is natural. What is the opposite of that?
violating the law of the excluded middle
if everything humans do is natural and everything humans don't do is natural, then everything is natural. What is the opposite of that?
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)22:39:31 No.4936066
Mammoths don't matter. The Great Eastern Forest will never return until we restore the Passenger Pigeon. And we will need hundreds, if not thousands, of them just to have a breeding population as they were Gregarious. It is the single biggest loss to American ecology and it is pointless to bring back anything else until this foundation is rebuilt.
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)22:41:10 No.4936067
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)22:42:23 No.4936070
>>4936043
Fuck it, this is the kind of shit we should be doing.
Fuck it, this is the kind of shit we should be doing.
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)22:57:25 No.4936077
>>4936055
Things that are supernatural
Things that are supernatural
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)23:02:07 No.4936079
>>4936067
They numbered in the billions and spread seeds and fertilizer in the form of their guano in huge quantities. The entire Eastern half of the United States was once covered in dense primeval forest that could only be sustained by such vastness of resources. Not to mention they would have been a key prey species for many predators. The closest thing we have now are European Starlings but they bring a whole host of issues, they are a sorry replacement.
They numbered in the billions and spread seeds and fertilizer in the form of their guano in huge quantities. The entire Eastern half of the United States was once covered in dense primeval forest that could only be sustained by such vastness of resources. Not to mention they would have been a key prey species for many predators. The closest thing we have now are European Starlings but they bring a whole host of issues, they are a sorry replacement.
Anonymous 01/18/25(Sat)23:06:08 No.4936080
>>4936077
there are no supernatural things
there are no supernatural things
Anonymous 01/19/25(Sun)04:12:16 No.4936168
>>4935817
If they really wanted to bring back extinct animals they’d start with some recently extinct rodent that would make for an easy trial run, not a fucking mammoth let alone a marsupial or even worse a bird
If they really wanted to bring back extinct animals they’d start with some recently extinct rodent that would make for an easy trial run, not a fucking mammoth let alone a marsupial or even worse a bird
Anonymous 01/19/25(Sun)05:59:11 No.4936190
>>4935819
The actual scam is bullshit startups with fake technology that trick investors into ballooning their valuations into the stratesphere. Although I do think it is funny that the first thing an Indian asks about a supposed groundbreaking thing like de-excinction is "WHAT IS TO MAKE THE MONEY FROM THIS SARR?"
The actual scam is bullshit startups with fake technology that trick investors into ballooning their valuations into the stratesphere. Although I do think it is funny that the first thing an Indian asks about a supposed groundbreaking thing like de-excinction is "WHAT IS TO MAKE THE MONEY FROM THIS SARR?"
Anonymous 01/19/25(Sun)06:28:33 No.4936194
>>4936070
Why? As if humanity didn't have 10000000000 more important issues to fix
Mammoth revival shills are delusional babies
Why? As if humanity didn't have 10000000000 more important issues to fix
Mammoth revival shills are delusional babies
Anonymous 01/19/25(Sun)07:00:23 No.4936197
Imagine if that money was spent on preserving animals and habitats who aren't extinct yet instead of a scam
Anonymous 01/19/25(Sun)07:49:55 No.4936206
>>4936168
Not even that. They'd start by figuring out how to get a nonextinct species to succesfully birth a litter of another similar but not interbreedable nonextinct species.
Not even that. They'd start by figuring out how to get a nonextinct species to succesfully birth a litter of another similar but not interbreedable nonextinct species.
Anonymous 01/19/25(Sun)10:06:28 No.4936227
Anonymous 01/19/25(Sun)10:50:39 No.4936234
We should engineer current animals into being cooler versions of themselves before we make old shitty things alive again
Anonymous 01/19/25(Sun)11:11:08 No.4936237
>>4936234
This
This
Anonymous 01/19/25(Sun)12:29:58 No.4936260
We should do this with Neanderthaals, homosaipiens are failures.
Anonymous 01/21/25(Tue)21:59:55 No.4937528
>>4936227
I don’t even know why they’re being so defeatist. The basic premise is solid. There’s no scientific reason it couldn’t work. Restoring the mammoth steppe could be a major boon to preventing the worst of the permafrost thaw. Bring the damn things back. I want to see a herd of these things in Alaska.
I don’t even know why they’re being so defeatist. The basic premise is solid. There’s no scientific reason it couldn’t work. Restoring the mammoth steppe could be a major boon to preventing the worst of the permafrost thaw. Bring the damn things back. I want to see a herd of these things in Alaska.
Anonymous 01/21/25(Tue)22:08:04 No.4937531
>>4937528
>There’s no scientific reason it couldn’t work
the mother's immune system attacks the foreign fetus. Every time. And it's been tried thousands of times for over a decade now.
>There’s no scientific reason it couldn’t work
the mother's immune system attacks the foreign fetus. Every time. And it's been tried thousands of times for over a decade now.