Is it ethical for scientist to clone extinct animals? - Video.

[Blackking]

Woolly Mammoth Clone? DNA Makes Resurrection Possible, But Many Obstacles Remain

They want to create real Jurassic Parks.
14 extinct animals that could be resurrected: Fit to be cloned | MNN - Mother Nature Network
BBC - Future - Science & Environment - Cloning: Can it resurrect extinct species?

 

[Bud Bundy]

sure why not?


seems kind of cool.

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

Yea fukk it man. I wouldn't mind going to a zoo to see a wooly mammoth and a dodo bird.

 

[acri1]

 

[Mowgli]

Ressurect them just to lock them in a cage. Sounds like hell. Imagine being put in a grave and someone brings you back to live and then chains you to a dog house outside with dead grass and bugs to keep you company.


Im human damnit!!!!

Im human.....

 

[newarkhiphop]

Neanderthal
The Neanderthal is perhaps the most controversial extinct species eligible for cloning and resurrection, primarily due to logistics: The surrogate species would be us. As the most recently extinct member of the Homo genus, Neanderthals are widely considered a subspecies of modern humans. Cloning them might be controversial, but it could also be illuminating.

A Neanderthal clone would also probably be most viable. Scientists have already completed a rough draft of the Neanderthal genome, for instance.

The question is not so much “could we do this?” but “should we?”

 

[The Guru]

Iunno man..What if their bodies based on ancient dna interact weirdly with todays bacteria or something?

 

[Meta Reign]

There's nothing really unethical about it. Sounds awesome, infact.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

Ressurect them just to lock them in a cage. Sounds like hell. Imagine being put in a grave and someone brings you back to live and then chains you to a dog house outside with dead grass and bugs to keep you company.


Im human damnit!!!!

Im human.....

This dumb fakkit is right about something for once.

 

[Mr. Somebody]

Iunno man..What if their bodies based on ancient dna interact weirdly with todays bacteria or something?

Yea. We dont know what type of germs and bacteria these things produce. This is mad science. Demonic science.

 

[King Crimson]

Iunno man..What if their bodies based on ancient dna interact weirdly with todays bacteria or something?

That's my only real concern.

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

we should bring back as many extinct species as we can....and then hunt them to extinction.

 

[Jx2]

"the lack of humility before nature, that's being displayed here, staggers me."

Dr. Malcolm

 

[Brown_Pride]

while cool as fuk that we have this technology when have we ever heard of things like this turning out well? (i mean in hollywood...)

Never does the mutated bug want to help people, genetically altered sharks always eat everyone, the dinosaurs always want to eat shyt, the robots always want to take over, altered viruses never give us xray vision or cool shyt instead it turns us into zombies...

Let well enough alone. All we need is to discover that while the dino brain was small it was in fact very advanced...

 

[Mr. Somebody]

while cool as fuk that we have this technology when have we ever heard of things like this turning out well? (i mean in hollywood...)

Never does the mutated bug want to help people, genetically altered sharks always eat everyone, the dinosaurs always want to eat shyt, the robots always want to take over, altered viruses never give us xray vision or cool shyt instead it turns us into zombies...

Let well enough alone. All we need is to discover that while the dino brain was small it was in fact very advanced...

Dragons were real.