Scientists might bring the Tasmanian Tiger back from extinction

[Swift]

Earth lost a truly unique species when Benjamin, the last known thylacine — commonly called the Tasmanian tiger — died in captivity in early September of 1936. Despite an impressive number of alleged sightings of the animal in the years since no actual documented examples of the species have been found in the wild for nearly a century. Now, thanks to some incredible advancements in DNA research, some scientists believe we could actually bring the species back from the dead.

https://nypost.com/2017/12/12/scientists-might-bring-the-tasmanian-tiger-back-from-extinction/



not sure what to make of this

 

[Solid Snake]

some scientists believe we could actually bring the species back from the dea

That kind of freaks me out in a sense. Like if they can bring animals back using DNA splicing, well... What if they do something wrong?
Like could you imagine if they brought these animals back and they became hoses of a deadly disease to us or other animals?

 

[Swift]

That kind of freaks me out in a sense. Like if they can bring animals back using DNA splicing, well... What if they do something wrong?
Like could you imagine if they brought these animals back and they became hoses of a deadly disease to us or other animals?

Zoombies! (terrible movie lol)

But nah, I know what you mean. Mad scientists...

 

[Swift]

We probably shouldn't bring them back. Seems like they were destined to disappear.
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