Posted on 03/11/2024 3:19:15 PM PDT by nickcarraway
The wooly mammoths are test runs in case the left need to revive Lenin or Biden.
The achievement is still far from the ultimate goal of creating herds of giant hairy beasts roaming in the wild again
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Prey animals need predators to keep them in check. Next up the Smilodon and the Short Faced Bear.
And they will be released into the wild and declared an endangered species so private property rights can be abolished to save the mammoths.
I knew that would be a globull warming connection.
There always is.
Have they not watched Jurassic Park?
What is wrong with these people?
What could possibly go wrong?
Just because they can does not mean they should.
“”help reduce the amount of carbon being released into the atmosphere””
Reducing the amount of carbon dioxide means reducing plant life. Therefore, all plant-eating animals will have less to eat. I can just hear the response from the Globull Hoaxers “we will teach the Wooly Mammoths to eat bugs.”
Also, just how much methane does each Mammoth produce? Will they now develop the Wooly Mammoth Carbon Credit Scheme? Who will have the marvelous job of measuring the Mammoth methane?
Great, so now instead of just wild turkey's and deer trashing my yard I can have mammoths. I wonder how they taste?
Shoot
Shave
Feed your entire family for months
Make them the size of miniature poodles and you will have a bit.
Precursor to a real life “The Walking Dead” event?
Exactly.
“Prey animals need predators to keep them in check”
No worries, the honey badger is still abundant. :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r7wHMg5Yjg
How about throwing some saber-toothed tigers into the mix?/s
Large prey animals need large predators, not midgets.
If they can do this then they may someday do the impossible- create an honest democrat
Interesting but a waste of effort. What good is it?
I never watched it.
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