>>4935817
>pajeet brain can only think about scams

>>4935817
What happened to “natural selection”?

>>4935819
You don't find it curious they have 10 billion valuation based on literally nothing but their claim that they can bring these animals back? This whole thing looks like a theranos grade scam.

mammoth steaks

>>4935825
They've sequenced the entire Asian elephant genome, and they made a mRNA vaccine for EEHV.

>>4935821
It's not natural if we did it genius

>>4935817
>I don't see how the dodo works.
it doesn't work

>We're working on it
doesn't mean it works
also mammoths and tasmanian tigers are impossible currently as well.

>>4935817
Who wants this? Aren't bears and moose enough trouble for us as it is? Don't really want a hairy elephant stepping on my ride thanks...

>>4935821
strictly speaking we dont know if anything that went extinct roughly post 1mya in the old world could be natural because its hard to say if some extinct species of homo or even us did some stupid shit that resulting in an extinction. Had humans not evolved its a reasonable speculation to say most of the Siberian taiga might still be mammoth steppe with a relict population waiting out the latest inter-glacial like it did many times before.

>>4935907
>also mammoths and tasmanian tigers are impossible currently as well.
I could see Thylacines being carried to term by devils or kangaroos and woolly mammoths despite pop culture depictions were around Indian elephant sized, and a practical upshot of cloning something like a mammoth is it proves that cloning already endangered animals may be a viable way to save some the most endangered animals.