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ThehowlingLioness In reply to SaraChristensen [2011-07-25 09:36:32 +0000 UTC]
I think the anatomy and musculature looks good.
I'm not sure how they want to do it exactly, but I think a Thylacine would
be more possible to clone than a Mammoth or a Sabertoothtiger.
Because the last Thylacine (Benjamin) died in 1936, so they're "extinct" since 75 years, mammoths and Sabertoothtigers since millions of years.
In a laboratory or an archive they've got a Thylacine puppy that is pickled in a jar of alcohol , and they said, they can take the DNA to clone a Thylacine from that puppy.
But the problem is, that puppy is female, and they need a male too.
The female can't have pups without the sperm of a male one.
But I hope they find a male one too, and can make Thylacine clones.
It would be amazing, if there would be "new" Thylacines.
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SaraChristensen In reply to ThehowlingLioness [2011-07-25 23:11:01 +0000 UTC]
Yeah, that's what I mean. Bringing animals back from the ice age
seems like a good idea but it would throw the natural order of things
into chaos if we reintroduce species from that far back. However,
animals like the thylacine are much more plausible seeing as they
only went extinct within the last hundred years, mostly due to humans
encroaching on their habitat and not due to evolution or other.
I would be really excited if they are able to pull off a clone. We
should be doing this with species that aren't extinct yet but are
in danger, like tigers and rhinos. Save what we can while we can!
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xyliavamp07 [2008-06-29 02:57:41 +0000 UTC]
Very jealous of your shading skills lol xD The main problem I see with the anatomy is just the fact that thylacine's rump is supposed to be higher than it's shoulders, but very nice otherwise xD I don't know who could resist falling in love with these guys lol
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Xaliandrea [2008-06-11 03:45:41 +0000 UTC]
Mwahaha... *pets lap-thylacine*
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Taeyven [2008-06-04 13:37:03 +0000 UTC]
Haha I agree, there have been rumours of sightings of them. I wouldn't be suprised at all if they turned out to still be around. excited yes, but not suprised.
but thats me, and I think theres still dinosaurs around somewhere (although not as strongly as I thought it when I was little!)
I remember seeing the black and white video they showed on the news a few times of the last (known) tasmanian tiger. It made me kind of sad.
Lovely picture though, the shading is excellent, and I love the feet -is jealous of well drawn feet-
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Taeyven In reply to SaraChristensen [2008-06-15 09:49:51 +0000 UTC]
True about the komodo dragon, I thought dinosaur as soon as saw pictures of them. people always said that crocoldiles were dinosaurs, but I never felt very satisfied with that.
Your quite welcome xD
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hyenadon [2008-06-04 07:26:00 +0000 UTC]
YEAH!!! go the Tigers! I LURV Tasmanian Tigers! They are very beautiful, I watched the news the other night and the Thlacine that was preserved might be cloned within the next 10-30 years yaaay!
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GymkcannaGrl In reply to SaraChristensen [2008-06-04 02:52:05 +0000 UTC]
Yes well, your images make my day. So ha! I love especially that i can see how far you've evolved since we started talking..
It rocks so hardcore..
Why don't we talk more? Lmao.
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