Fat-tailed dunnart + gene splicing = Tasmanian tiger

dorian · Guru

Fat-tailed dunnart + gene splicing = Tasmanian tiger

Possum3 · Guru

I have often wondered why this isn't be done with all creatures that have been exterminated - No I am not saying creating Jurassic Park scenarios, but the technology has been available for years so yes go for it.

Craig1 · Guru

Imagine the " gree. protest " if you dared to put a fence in " their " precious wilderness. And just another cage anyway.

86GTS · Guru

Giant prehistoric Wombat next on the list.

Wannabe nomad · Senior Member

I think the Hemworth money could have been put to better use protecting endangered species rather resurrection of the dead.

86GTS · Guru

Wannabe nomad wrote:
I think the Hemworth money could have been put to better use protecting endangered species rather resurrection of the dead.

How about a donation to the Royal Children's Hospital cancer ward? Even better.

bobsa · Senior Member

Yes I think money towards cancer research would be way better,

But I do like Saber Tooth Tigers,

now a couple of them in the Tassy bush would keep the ferals down, hahaha

Bob

-- Edited by bobsa on Thursday 18th of August 2022 09:54:50 AM

-- Edited by bobsa on Thursday 18th of August 2022 10:00:27 AM

Possum3 · Guru

I'm reasonably certain that the Hemsworth family more than do their bit for philanthropy in many other Australian Charities.

dorian · Guru

It seems to me that there is great potential for useful spinoffs. What if we could use gene splicing to cure hereditary disorders? I believe that some work has already been rolled out in this area.