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Have you guys seen Jurassic Park??
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"... extinct at the hands of humans"???
Au contraire. Just another myth perpetrated by Al Gore.
Au contraire. Just another myth perpetrated by Al Gore.
basically you can't condone it. It is against nature and God. Once it begins it will be only moments before humans will be cloned. Can you imagine the folly in that? We are all meant to make our contribution (or lack of it) to society in our way, in our time.
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Laura Dern kept me alert during the movie. There weren't any mammoths. Mammoths first appeared about 150,000 years ago. By that time Jurassic dinos had been extinct 145 million years.
Temperature would have a problem as well. Mammoths thrived during the ice ages. Most Jurassic fauna (specifically those featured in the movie) required tropic or sub tropic climes.
I've read speculation indicating some Jurassic species might have been able to regulate body temps. If true, that might have expanded their range into colder areas. Some members of the Lamnidae family of sharks can do so. The mako and great white are examples. They can maintain body temps higher than the surrounding environment.
As to your original question, "what would it take to down a woolly mammoth", Clovis points apparently got the job done.
sissy : )
PS to Twinbirds:
I share your concerns about cloning. Ditto for lab created artificial life and artificial intelligence. Just because something CAN be done doesn't mean it SHOULD be done.
Laura Dern kept me alert during the movie. There weren't any mammoths. Mammoths first appeared about 150,000 years ago. By that time Jurassic dinos had been extinct 145 million years.
Temperature would have a problem as well. Mammoths thrived during the ice ages. Most Jurassic fauna (specifically those featured in the movie) required tropic or sub tropic climes.
I've read speculation indicating some Jurassic species might have been able to regulate body temps. If true, that might have expanded their range into colder areas. Some members of the Lamnidae family of sharks can do so. The mako and great white are examples. They can maintain body temps higher than the surrounding environment.
As to your original question, "what would it take to down a woolly mammoth", Clovis points apparently got the job done.
sissy : )
PS to Twinbirds:
I share your concerns about cloning. Ditto for lab created artificial life and artificial intelligence. Just because something CAN be done doesn't mean it SHOULD be done.
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Wherever you find Mammoth bones, you WILL find Clovis projectiles. Just a fact. Ancient man relied on Mammoth like modern man relies on the auto industry and followed and hunted herds until there was no longer a viable minimal population. Once a species is at that minimum (which may be 2 animals or 5 million depending on species), extinction is inevitable.
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If they wind up cloning Laura Dern...put me down for one....
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Do we really need a Wooly Mammoth?
Who wants one?
Michael Jackson is dead, and he was the one dumb Arse that would have wanted one. After all, he had the ranch.
Think of the Consequences:
They would be smoking "Wooly's" instead of "Camel's"
"Wooly Toe" would replace "Camel Toe"
Chinese Food would offer "Sweet & Sour Wooly"
And what would happen to Dumbo, the hairy big eared freaked out Wooly?
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Who wants one?
Michael Jackson is dead, and he was the one dumb Arse that would have wanted one. After all, he had the ranch.
Think of the Consequences:
They would be smoking "Wooly's" instead of "Camel's"
"Wooly Toe" would replace "Camel Toe"
Chinese Food would offer "Sweet & Sour Wooly"
And what would happen to Dumbo, the hairy big eared freaked out Wooly?
Kenny Uhlbeck
a buddy of mine was in Vietnam and while on patrol in a helicopter one day they spotted a bunch of the gooks transporting weapons on the backs of elephants.. they shot a rocket from the copter, hit the elephant in the head and the trunk went flying straight up into the air.. so.. i would a helicopter with a rocket launcher would do the trick..
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I'm with Yoda on this one. Keep the hunt original, all hunters must use a pointed stick. Your choice of wood type, but no sticks over 8 feet in length. The real question is, how many pointed stick thrusts would it take?
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