Wooly Mammoth

Scientists are now very closer than ever to having the bringing back the Woolly Mammoth. The plan is for scientists to first try to create a hybrid between an Asian elephant and a woolly mammoth. The plan is to do this by genome sequencing. Many scientists are involved in this and animals, the food chain and ecosystem will be affected by this. However, scientists are expecting this to happen in a couple of years and maybe even more time. The scientists want to do this because Mammoths could help modern day animals live in cooler locations in which they are at much lower risk of conflict with humans. This is occurring in North Siberia. Scientists are expecting positive results and are hoping for positive results. Therefore, scientists are close to bringing back Woolly Mammoths.

We should clone endangered and extinct animals because they can help cure diseases that we don’t know how to do today or that we don't have the ability to do today. It is a good idea to clone animals because

The idea of using genetics to bring forth extinct animals is thrilling. Scientists and civilians alike consider all the insight and information we will discover once we construct animals that lived thousands of years before modern times. Unfortunately, there is a problem. With the CRISPR technology we can only edit genes, not change them completely. A prime example of this is the wooly mammoth. According to Lila Shapiro, the author of We May Resurrect the Mammoth Sooner Than You Think, she stated that CRIPR would recreate a hybrid, not a genetically correct mammoth. In Shapiro’s article, Dr. George Church is the leading scientist in de-extinction. His works is primary evolve around woolly mammoth. To bring them back from extinction, George

One reason is this is a huge advancement into the future of bringing extinct animals back as there is more possibilities than just a woolly mammoth. After you figure out the pattern of cloning this beast you can figure out many more ways to clone animals. I read in an article on TheGuardian.com that scientists have thought if somehow they could figure out how to clone these mammoths then they could open a whole new world of possibilities. DNA replication is super hard so finding the correct pieces of DNA to put together and find the way of cloning the exact body type would be world renowned.

For the longest time, in our history and modern times, people have thought of animals as friends and even sometimes sacred beings. Cloning would allow you to keep your friend back from the dead as a new being. The article states that certain labs are using cloning to help bring back endangered species, as well. This is important because there are many animal species that are endangered, soon

10,000 years ago, when our ancestors were trying to survive the ice age, so too, were woolly Mammoths. Mammoths are ancient relatives to our modern day lovable elephants. Their habitat coexisted with our ancient ancestors, and many people believe that they are now extinct because of us.

Scientist are closer than ever to recreating mammoths. They have been working so hard for several years. But this is wrong. This is inhumane and just wrong. They died for a reason and if the come back they will not be able to survive. It is against all religious rules. This is wrong and close to a disaster.

Imagine a world where all the animals we know today in the 21st century are replaced with the Ice age. From dinosaurs, Mammoths, Dados and even a Tasmanian Tiger. Movies like the, “Jurassic Park,” might become a creepy check. DNA and technology has taken scientist to the next level on bringing back extinct animals. Money is being wasted. The space and environment isn’t the same. Our animals today are at risk of becoming long-gone. Cloning extinct animals is not right. It doesn't balance our food chain and is unnatural.

Then they could follow the approach pioneered in creating Dolly, the sheep cloned in 1996 by scientists at the Roslin Institute in Scotland: Remove the nucleus of an elephant’s egg and replace it with the rebuilt mammoth nucleus, electrically stimulate the egg to trigger initial cell division into an embryo, and eventually transfer the embryo into an elephant’s womb for gestation

Why we choose to do cloning on endangered animals such as the Eastern Lowland Gorilla.

There were many different species of the Mammoth. Examples include Mammuthus meridonalis (Southern Mammoth), Mammuthus primigenius (Woolly Mammoth), etc. (Brooks, 2008). Mammoths are best described as bigger, modern-day elephants covered in a thick coat of fur and are symbolic of the ice age. This is due to their large size, their vast population of the North and South Pole, and their ability to adapt to extremely cold temperatures (Douglas, 2013). Some ways these mammals managed to survive in their environments were that their coats consisted of long, dark guard hairs and fine under wool allowing them to stay warm; the thick insulating layer of fat that was found underneath their coats and that their cheek teeth were large and made up of compressed enamel plates that were great for grinding up the tough dry grasses that they fed on. It is estimated that the earliest an elephant-like animal lived was 58 million years ago. Mammoths first lived in Europe and Asia about 2.5 million years ago and entered North America about 1.7 to 1.2 million years ago (Brooks, 2008). The last living Mammoth is approximated to be as recent as 3700 years ago. However, due to the rapidly changing environment and the increased human predation of these species, there was a significant drop off in the population of Mammoths 11,000 years ago (Douglas, 2013). Research on some of the social aspects of Mammoths showed that they often travelled in herds, where the adult Mammoths were very protective of

Some countries like Brazil are discussing if cloning can save endangered species.In 2009 the Brazilian Agricultural Research. Is freezing blood, sperm and umbilical cord cells from animals of roadkill and some other type of

Technology is the sole reason cloning is even possible, but it is not enough to save endangered species on its own. Due to technology, extinct species may even possible be brought back into existence. A closely related species, currently living, that could serve as a surrogate mother and a well-preserved source of DNA from the extinct

Looking today at the outputs of several years of work in the field that came to be called the technology of animal cloning which is the process of clone organisms with exact genes from a single cell. It appears significant to raise an amount of burning questions on it.“Cloning”is the overall aim of work; as Nikitin(2009) reported,“nuclear transfer is the ways and means of attaining the goal, but most often, these are currently the knowhow of each particular work.” Many people confuses on whether cloning technology is positive for our life and our environment or not. This essay examines both advantages and potential disadvantages in cloning animals which is controversial recently .

Cloning an animal has always been one of the most futuristic and technological advancements there has ever been in the world. Before the first mammal was cloned people thought the day of cloning a living organism would be far long from the twentieth century, and people said that it was a futuristic thought and would never become a reality. However,