Should we bring extinct species back to life? | DW Documentary
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Hey - if it wasn't for reviving ancient species I wouldn't be here! Lol...
Based on what I've heard from the people at Colossal Bio, their reviving animals from the Pleistocene is more about proving that their tools work before they start bringing back species that humanity has driven to extinction over the past few centuries. Passenger Pigeon, Dodo, Tasmanian Tiger, etc. Animals who's ecological niches still exist today. Sure it's cool to see Dire Wolves and Wolly Mammoths but the habitats they inhabited no longer exist
this concept ...
"The idea that species should remain extinct if they died out naturally, without human influence, isn't a statement made by a single person, but rather a concept that aligns with certain perspectives on evolution and conservation. One can find support for this idea in the writings of Charles Darwin, who recognized extinction as a natural part of evolution, and in the work of Georges Cuvier, who established extinction as a scientific fact. However, the concept also contrasts with modern conservation efforts focused on preventing further extinctions, including those caused by human activity. "
"The idea that species should remain extinct if they died out naturally, without human influence, isn't a statement made by a single person, but rather a concept that aligns with certain perspectives on evolution and conservation. One can find support for this idea in the writings of Charles Darwin, who recognized extinction as a natural part of evolution, and in the work of Georges Cuvier, who established extinction as a scientific fact. However, the concept also contrasts with modern conservation efforts focused on preventing further extinctions, including those caused by human activity. "
Should we bring extinct species back to life?
If it meant bring back women who know how to suck cock, I would be in favor.
If it meant bring back women who know how to suck cock, I would be in favor.
Nothin' like boning a women who had never once washed her arse in her life.
Lol
It's cheaper than hobbying and I like communicating using grunts.
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It's not up to the scientists to prevent animals from going extinct. Over hunting and destruction of habitat both caused by humans especially wealthy people is the cause of species going extinct. There is no scientific explanation for it.I rather these scientists spend their efforts on trying to keep the endangered animals we have now from going extinct rather than bringing back extinct animals to life
It was. Just like today.
Late Pleistocene extinctions - Wikipedia
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