if they can do it, it sounds great to me, mmmm mammoth burger....
A mammoth would die because of global warming. Poor mammoth.
if they can do it, it sounds great to me, mmmm mammoth burger....
What im concerned about is them doing this just because they can.
"They" can't. As I've said previously it is beyond our technology to revive an extinct species. Period. End of story.
Finally something we agree on. Although this doesnt stop the arguement that hypothetically, if we could, should we?
i believe there was a deer of some species cloned that was extinct however it died after a short time of being born
You must be from another planet then, as previously stated, our technology is not capable of cloning an animal without a live female specimen, and if one exists, the animal is therefore not extinct.
You must be from another planet then, as previously stated, our technology is not capable of cloning an animal without a live female specimen, and if one exists, the animal is therefore not extinct.
Believe it or not, but we do. It just doesn't work to such a scale.
Global Warming doesn't exist by the way. The sun expands, leading to warmer temperatures. It's also another cycle of Earth. It's the way we spin on our axis. We've moved 19 feet closer to the sun over the past ten years.
Elaborate,I would like to your facts on how its "beyond our technology"."They" can't. As I've said previously it is beyond our technology to revive an extinct species. Period. End of story.
Yes, the planet is warming, but it isn't "Global Warming", the true definition being the conspiracy most commonly "born" by Al Gore. 19 feet can mean a lot, being the energy from the sun is stronger. 19 feet in a vacuum means a lot. With the sun's expansion, it's now 100 feet wider, meaning that there's even less distance for the energy to travel. It's common sense, causing me to realize why you didn't understand.
Species that could be resurrected into today would not be affected by the changes in climate, as they would easily adapt.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_far_is_the_Earth_from_the_Sun
119/93000000 can somehow make any significant effect on anything?
Maybe your teacher is mistaken? I have caught my math teachers making mistakes in the past few years more than they have caught me making mistakes.