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Japanese Scientist Says We'll Have Mammoths by 2015
« January 20, 2011, 11:59:43 PM »
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Japanese Scientist Says We'll Have Mammoths by 2015
By: Erica Ho
A Japanese professor in Kyoto, Japan seems to have take a cue from Hollywood: he says that he'll be able to create a woolly mammoth by 2015, a mere four years now, in a Frankenstein-like twist.

(Read about how European scientists attempted to bring back ancient cattle.)

Even the professor, Dr. Akira Iritani, admits it sounds strange on paper. By using a new technique that was used to clone a mouse that was frozen for 16 years, he plans to bring a species that died out over 5,000 years back to life.

(Read about how South Korea is cloning pet dogs.)

He plans on attempting to bringing back the extinct creature by inserting frozen nuclei of mammoth cells into the eggs of an African elephant. It will take about 600 days for the fetus to gestate. Of course, that's only if he can find enough undamaged genetic material to achieve his task, which is why attempts have failed in the past.

(Read the financial argument against and for human cloning.)

What are the chances that he'll succeed? We don't know. But if Iritani prevails, the last thing we need is people trying to clone dinosaurs. We've already seen that story… by Steven Spielberg



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Re: Japanese Scientist Says We'll Have Mammoths by 2015
« January 21, 2011, 12:11:52 AM »
what if it turns out that mammoths were smarter then humans are, and they were the ones responsible for the ancient ruins under sea?

what if they have a telepathic connection to god and decide that the time isn't right for mammoths and humans to co-exist?

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Re: Japanese Scientist Says We'll Have Mammoths by 2015
« January 21, 2011, 12:34:35 AM »


they're probably just similar to an elephant

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Re: Japanese Scientist Says We'll Have Mammoths by 2015
« January 21, 2011, 01:22:51 AM »
i read a book once that the aliens were elephants  reading
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Re: Japanese Scientist Says We'll Have Mammoths by 2015
« January 21, 2011, 01:39:14 AM »

elephants don't have the dexterity to make space ships

but I LOVE me some elephants

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Re: Japanese Scientist Says We'll Have Mammoths by 2015
« January 21, 2011, 01:40:11 AM »


i hope they clone two so loneliness won't be an issue

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Re: Japanese Scientist Says We'll Have Mammoths by 2015
« January 21, 2011, 02:13:15 AM »
you know the old saying:


clone one you clone em all The cow
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Re: Japanese Scientist Says We'll Have Mammoths by 2015
« January 22, 2011, 03:40:03 PM »


i'm looking forward to this

cloning is an issue

but I am looking forward to see the mammoth and reading about what they learn from and about it as an animal

others will debate the ethics of cloning and I'm not getting into that

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