Mammoth De-Extinction Is Coming Soon

Mammoth de-extinction is closer than we might think. This process insert s edited DNA from an extinct species into the nucleus of a reproducing cell.

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[driftlessman]

Give it 10 years and Forrest is gunna be Chris Pratt's character from Jurassic Park, but instead of raptors he's raised a pack of Thylicien who follow him around like he's the alpha 🤣

[Lunarwolfqueen]

They turned it into a meatball. They turned the woolly mammoth into a meatball. 🪦🪦🪦

[thedude]

Forrest has his girlfriend whisper “thylacine de-extinction” in his ear during sex

[connerbeus]

600 million ???? Nope try 66-65.5 million years

[davidcrooks]

I can't wait to try mammoth meat.

[Brextynne]

What dinosaur was alive 600 million years ago? 65 million my man

[susanflores]

But what if...they found frozen dinosaur in the ice of the Artic?

[IberianCraftsman]

mammoths in Alaska, that will be fun. Imagine a future where Alaskans hunt mammoths or even raise them like raising super cattle.

[matthewrussell]

Wait hold on about that trex part. If I'm not mistaken, Trex blood cells have been found and are being held at the University of North Carolina. If I'm not mistaken, that find has sparked so much controversy. I'm just saying, if indeed Trex blood cells have been found, then Trex DNA is theoretically possible, but incredibly rare.

[randomgamerdude]

Dinosaurs aren’t 600 million years old forest 😂

[mfwgjqf]

I feel like eventually the science will be gppd enough for us to bring back the dinosaurs in some capacity.

[fionamacdonald]

Super excited at the fact that i might see Mammoths roaming the Arctic Tundra!!!!

[peterd]

With this mindset, could we potentially bring back Neanderthals? a closely related but different species to modern humans?

[paulbrownell]

It would be awesome to see is sabretooth in my lifetime.... Just not in the wild looking at me haha

[MrRayDeaz]

scientists: it's impossible to us to fix back DNA that's been downgraded from about 600 millions years ago

A.I. on 2045 : hold my beer

A.I. will do the math 😂

[slimvfxx]

Dinos aren’t 600 million years old, t-Rex lived in the Cretaceous period which was no more than 100 and no less than 65 million years ago

[nomandad]

600 million years? That’s when worms and the first complex organisms first developed. T. rex died out 65 million years ago

[dezstacy]

Can we bring back prehistoric humans that were closely related to us?

[ccjtjip]

I think it has some potentially positive implications for species that are still alive, but the numbers have dwindled to a point that genetic diversity has been bottlenecked. We could essentially add in older Gene's that have dropped off to a population of endanger species.

[matthewrussell]

Didn't Jack Horner try that with the chickenosaurus experiment?