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Cloning 'IF' De-Extinction is a good idea?

Let’s take a look at cloning.
Cloning, we have all seen it in the movies or read about it in books
In these stories, More often than not the consequences man of playing god with this technology leads to disaster.
However in actuality this technology can offer hope to many, its use in the field of medicine is revolutionary.
But today we not talking about that aspect of its use, we are going to look at the resurrection of extinct species.
Let’s start out by saying I don’t think we have to worry about T rex stomping down our streets anytime soon, this because scientist need to start the cloning process by first finding a sample of well preserved and intact DNA.
The chances of finding DNA which has survived millions of year is extremely slim almost to the point of impossibility.
But for animals which have died out more recently there is a good chance of finding viable DNA.
This has in fact just happened, a 50,000-year-old cave lion was found perfectly preserved in Siberia.
This animal once extinct now has a chance to live again.
The frozen body of a cub said to be between six and eight weeks old was discovered in the Russian province of Yakutia.
Locked in the permafrost of the tundra its body kept in an impressive state.
Dr. Albert Protopopov, head of the department of paleontology at the Academy of Sciences believes that the specimen could supply enough DNA samples to clone the species and resuscitate this species.
This seems very likely to happen, we have a cousin species in the modern lion that would provide a viable surrogate feline.
Once this occurs, will it open the flood gates on species resurrection?


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