Frozen Sperm Can Bring Wooly Mammoth Back To Life

August 15, 2006 · Filed Under Uncategorized 
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This is scary, how about bringing back the Dodo Bird or the long gone Hobbits discovered in Indonesia recently?

“Researchers have found that sperm taken from frozen reproductive organs of dead mice can produce real and healthy offspring, opening up the ability to bring extinct species back to life. The researchers suggest that frozen sperm from species such as the frozen mammoths could be used to bring extinct creatures back to life. The idea is to cross the sperm with its closest relative still alive, an elephant. It could create the closest thing possible to a real live wooly mammoth.” – AP

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Comments


  1. Captain B. Fart

    August 15th, 2006
    1

    So how about the frozen neanderthals that have been found in ice flows and mountains tops? A human / neaderthal hybrid? X Files stuff….?


  2. Leroy Brown

    March 30th, 2007
    2

    Buddy I’d be all in – Wooly mammoth’s are fricken cool. Who wouldn’t like to see giant furry elephants the next time you visit the zoo with your kids?


  3. meh

    December 1st, 2007
    3

    cool, now lets get some dinos mixed with huge lizards! like the neandarthal idea, pity those dudes dies out.

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