Posted on 02/01/2011 11:47:26 AM PST by SeekAndFind
Yes, we’ve known for centuries that banty hens make excellent incubation mothers. Just stick some eggs under them and they’ll sit there and go cluck cluck cluck in slow motion for the month it takes ~
Homo erectus vs the woolly mammoth. TEE HEE
I will speculate that the foreign nucleus will be pounced on by the elephant immune system
Serious, are they hot? I’ve debated renting that movie.
Great, like they need another reason to FLEE THE CITY!!
The original with Raquel Welch of course.
I dont think that will happen.
The eggs mitochondrial DNA is still going to be elephant. I may be mistaken but I do think that means all of the surface proteins of the implanting egg will still be elephant.
So this brings to mind the question since the mitochondrial DNA of this new creature will be elephant and the nucleic DNA is mammoth what is this creature really?
Jurassic Park ping!
I’m sure they’ve learned from those mistakes. “Yes, you’re making all new ones!”
“Didnt this go terribly wrong in a Japanese movie plot already?”
Japanic Park?
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Yeah, that’s the one, where global warming took place and saved planet earth from the humans by killing them all.
Beer can Mammoth....we're gonna need a bigger can!!!
Daryl Hannah gets it good in The Clan of the Cave Bear (1986)
Might as well clone the mammoth.
With the Zombie Apocalypse underway there’s gonna be a lot less people running around.
And what better way to usher in the ice age?
Imagine being the first human to be gored and trampled by a mammoth in over 5000 years.
As soon as it's spawned, it automatically becomes an endangered species.
Cheers!
For food, pet or side show?
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