can we do jurassic park

[Yodel]

held up by a big bone

Rephrase please.

Anyway, what does that even mean? They have anatomically correct skeletal structures? That seems highly doubtful.

[newbymodder]

i think it would be cool to re create dinosaurs but im like a religous guy i mean so long as we don't clone human beings okay but i think it would be fine to have dinosaurs because i want like a trex or raptor for a pet

[Cuda]

http://jurassicparkwtf.ytmnd.com/

I demand a pair of Aviators I can flick dramatically off of my face. Now.

[Dr.Cox]

Here ya go Yodel,


They use motors and a track like transportsystem for the larger dino's and they use robotic costumes for the baby trex.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRGwI_Im ... re=related

LoL


That one is kinda funny.

[Yodel]

I found some even better ones!

Behind the scenes

*Ahem* Excellent balance. (blooper)

[Dr.Cox]

Raptor likes bewbs.

[[RR]RedRene]

Raptor likes bewbs.

Cox was the Raptor

[Veegie]

we are bringing back mammoths by impregnating pigs generation after generation with the semen of a frozen mammoth so i bet we could do it.

No.

[KOH_Church]

we are bringing back mammoths by impregnating pigs generation after generation with the semen of a frozen mammoth so i bet we could do it.

No.

yeah....

"Sperm is routinely frozen for in-vitro fertilisation treatment, but it
has to be carefully stored and protected.

The new research showed that it was possible to freeze whole male
mice, or their reproductive organs, and use the sperm extracted from
them to produce offspring.

In one test, sperm were retrieved from the bodies of mice that had
been kept frozen at minus 20C for 15 years, said the Japanese
scientists, led by Dr Atsuo Ogura from the Institute of Physical and
Chemical Research in Ibaraki.

The findings raised the prospect of resurrecting animals that had
remained frozen since the last ice age, 10,000 years ago, when woolly
mammoths became extinct."

-Discovery Channel (Mammoths)

Animal Planet---

"[2006/08/16] -- After an experiment that brought frozen mice back to life, Japanese scientists are now testing the same methods on ancient woolly mammoth remains.

Researchers from the RIKEN Bioresource Centre in Ibaraki, Japan worked with sperm from frozen mice and mice organs in the experiment with mice.

Now, fully intact woolly mammoth bodies have been excavated from Siberian permafrost in order to perform the same procedures.

The researchers believe that it will be possible to bring back the woolly mammoth, as the mice were held for 15 years in a frozen state before their sperm was extracted.

The mammoth's sperm nuclei may be inserted into elephants, as elephants are the mammoth's closest living relative.

Although the Japanese scientists are confident that this set of experiments may bring back prehistoric animals, others are not so sure.

Scientists at the University of Tennessee say that storage temperatures would have to be much lower than the -20 C of the Japanese team's samples to preserve the ancient remains. The U.S. scientists also say there is no guarantee that the DNA would not be damaged.

The Japanese ministries of education and health and the Human Science Foundation of Japan will be funding RIKEN's research."

ok so elephants yeah my bad i kew it was on of the 2 i think it was lions too they want to bring back saber tooth tigers

[[RR]RedRene]

we are bringing back mammoths by impregnating pigs generation after generation with the semen of a frozen mammoth so i bet we could do it.

No.

yeah....

"Sperm is routinely frozen for in-vitro fertilisation treatment, but it
has to be carefully stored and protected.

The new research showed that it was possible to freeze whole male
mice, or their reproductive organs, and use the sperm extracted from
them to produce offspring.

In one test, sperm were retrieved from the bodies of mice that had
been kept frozen at minus 20C for 15 years, said the Japanese
scientists, led by Dr Atsuo Ogura from the Institute of Physical and
Chemical Research in Ibaraki.

The findings raised the prospect of resurrecting animals that had
remained frozen since the last ice age, 10,000 years ago, when woolly
mammoths became extinct."

-Discovery Channel (Mammoths)

Bearing in mind, the Japanese said these things, and they love to boast over how much more Advanced the are.

Plus, for all we know, the Mammoth might not have had any Sperm left, he might of Blown it recently, and there's always the chance it was a Female.

[Veegie]

Well no shit.
Artificial Insemination has been around for ages.
They said that this raises the prospect of recovering a mammoth's sperm accordingly.
You however said that we've been doing it for "generation after generation".
Massive difference.

The raising of the idea of doing something, and the actual act of doing something for generations are nothing like each other.

[Yodel]

Plus, for all we know, the Mammoth might not have had any Sperm left, he might of Blown it recently, and there's always the chance it was a Female.

It's not hard to tell if a mammoth has a dongalong or not.

[[RR]RedRene]

Plus, for all we know, the Mammoth might not have had any Sperm left, he might of Blown it recently, and there's always the chance it was a Female.

It's not hard to tell if a mammoth has a dongalong or not.

We'll get jackson to check.

[jackson117]

no red go into the long grass nothing will happen to you


and its BS that spino killed the rex

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrfDZ3XUiSA

[HPDarkness]

What? I don't understand what you're trying to say at all.

[jackson117]

well spinosarus was too weak while t-rex was strog enough and spinosarus isn't that big or strong

[[RR]RedRene]

I have to agree. While the Spiosaurus, being slightly Larger than the Wrex, couldn't possibly beat it in a fight(As far as we know).

[kibito87]

This thread has gone full retard... If you actually catch that joke, awesome.

But seriously, this thread is officially stupid IMO.

[GametagAeonFlux]

I'm honestly pretty surprised by the results of the poll. We aren't that advanced y'all.

[AbeFroman]

maybe the spinosaurus knows judo