Resurrecting an Extinct Frog Species

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Originally Posted by carlson

You can try fluffy will be decked out in battle armor that will make a tank look like a doll house and he will respond only to a language I will make up just for him and if you fail giving him a command he will sit on you and honk until I return

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Triceratops don't honk, they make triceratops noises, duh. And my raptor will herd him, he's a herding raptor.

O he'll honk and everyone knows hearding raptors can't handle one specially if I put him in park

Triceratops aren't machines, you can't "put them in park."

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Originally Posted by Coleslaw007

Triceratops aren't machines, you can't "put them in park."

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Hey if we're gonna bring a Dino back for me to ride to work I'm gonna add a park lever can't have him wondering away after food! It's only safe

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Originally Posted by carlson

Hey if we're gonna bring a Dino back for me to ride to work I'm gonna add a park lever can't have him wondering away after food! It's only safe

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You can't just play God like that, Nick! Jeeze!

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Originally Posted by Coleslaw007

You can't just play God like that, Nick! Jeeze!

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Haha aren't we all playing god with every pairing be it snakes, rats or other captive kept animal be it at just the slightest scale tho? :) any way me and fluffy will have a wonderful time

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Originally Posted by carlson

Haha aren't we all playing god with every pairing be it snakes, rats or other captive kept animal be it at just the slightest scale tho? :) any way me and fluffy will have a wonderful time

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We're not talking about that right now, stop changing the subject! Lol

I‘m still waiting on the first Mammoth baby :) .

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Originally Posted by elbee

Hmm...maybe we should leave things like this alone. Just my opinion, playing God doesn't work well.

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I'll respect your opinion in the same way that I would expect anyone else to respect mine, however I will say that these animals didn't go extinct from "an act of "god."" Instead, man destroyed their habitat and polluted the water in which they lived, and as a result they disappeared.

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Originally Posted by bubblz

I‘m still waiting on the first Mammoth baby :) .

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Yes! At a recent "meeting of the minds," mammoths, smilodon and mastodon were species that were named as being on the list to bring back (along with dodos and a dozen other species).

I've been following the de-extinction story a little. My take? Ideally, it's an incredible idea. What an amazing achievement! I love science.

Realistically, the most ecologically damaging species in the history of the planet has not yet learned to control itself. I can already hear people shrugging off possible extinctions because with "well, we can just bring it back later".