I am highly interested in scientific research and inventions that can better the lot of mankind but, I still wonder what exactly, mankind has to gain from incursions into the re-creation of species that have gone extinct long before man came out of his caves?
This prehistoric animals have been said to either be super-predators or herbivores with extra-large appetites. With the increasing loss of natural forests and vegetation all around the world, what we need now is hardly the revival of a species that would only accelerate the global environmental degradation.
OludareNov 10th, 2008 - 07:21:24
I am highly interested in scientific research and inventions that can better the lot of mankind but, I still wonder what exactly, mankind has to gain from incursions into the re-creation of species that have gone extinct long before man came out of his caves?
This prehistoric animals have been said to either be super-predators or herbivores with extra-large appetites. With the increasing loss of natural forests and vegetation all around the world, what we need now is hardly the revival of a species that would only accelerate the global environmental degradation.
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