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Which extinct animal would you bring back if you could choose one? 1. Woolly Mammoth 2. Megalodon 3. A random dinosaur 4. Dodo bird 5. Other Question by @ponder https://i.imgur.com/49jY2Yh.png
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3. Definitely a random dinosaur 🦖 🦖
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3. OBVIOUSLY a random dinosaur! fucking amazing
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3. Let’s roll the dice. Although if we could bring back the specific woolly mammoth from this picture, I’d choose that.
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5 Tasmanian tigers were wild, plus bringing back dinosaurs just leads us into IRL Jurassic Park
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5 Lets go with raptors and see how they help us improve and come together as a species to defeat the evil
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4. Come on why is this even a debate
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3. When I was a kid I thought Jurassic parks were for real 😭
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3. Let the world end already.
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5. The wild Tumblr.
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5. Pyrenean ibex. This goat-like animal went extinct in 2000. Three years later, a biotech company (Advanced Cell Tech.) cloned this animal, and one of the clones was born alive but died several minutes later. So, this animal was the first example of cloning an extinct species, although it went extinct twice.
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1 was at the tar pits in LA last year — very cool to see the wooly mammoth 🦣 exhibits/bones
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3 DNA degrades over time, so dinosaurs for the bragging rights. probably something like a plesiosaur.
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3?
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5 all of the above?
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5 Whatever the most prolific extinct pollinator is — probably a bee species or maybe a butterfly or moth species.
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3. Would love to see a long neck or a pterodactyl come back and chill some more.
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1. Wolly Mammoth because if we could bring them back, it would indicate significant advancements in scientific capability. Two other options would be the Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger) and the Sabre-toothed Cat (Smilodon)
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