How This Extinct Animal Was Brought Back to Life
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Date: 2024-01-04
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-mistersir3020
All they are selectively breeding for is a zebra with quagga-like color pattern. Most likely real quaggas had a different niche from other zebras and adaptations to win from the competition in that niche. Otherwise the quagga was not a separate (sub-)species at all, but just a curious breed of zebra. Either quagga was never a seperate subspecies, or it can't be de-extincted.
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All they are selectively breeding for is a zebra with quagga-like color pattern. Most likely real quaggas had a different niche from other zebras and adaptations to win from the competition in that niche. Otherwise the quagga was not a separate (sub-)species at all, but just a curious breed of zebra. Either quagga was never a seperate subspecies, or it can't be de-extincted.
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-slytester5636
Eh, maybe keeping this frozen zoo in an area doomed to go through natural disasters isn't the wisest thing to do. Personally I would establish this zoo or arch in a geologically more secure area like the Canadian shield, not an area with insane tectonic and volcanic activity like the west coast. What is wrong with people?
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Eh, maybe keeping this frozen zoo in an area doomed to go through natural disasters isn't the wisest thing to do. Personally I would establish this zoo or arch in a geologically more secure area like the Canadian shield, not an area with insane tectonic and volcanic activity like the west coast. What is wrong with people?
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-kavecrock1112
The topic of the video is -How This Extinct Animal Was Brought Back to Life-. But more than half of the time, the video is talking about mass extinctions, global warming. blah blah blah. It is very misleading. If you want to talk about mass extinctions and global warming. well just change the title and be done with it.
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The topic of the video is -How This Extinct Animal Was Brought Back to Life-. But more than half of the time, the video is talking about mass extinctions, global warming. blah blah blah. It is very misleading. If you want to talk about mass extinctions and global warming. well just change the title and be done with it.
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-virferind7946
I am very positive about the whole concept of de-extinction, would love to see the extinct animals being given a new lease on life! Dodo, passenger pigeon, Tasmanian tiger, saber toothed tiger, stellar's sea cow, mammoth, great auk.
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I am very positive about the whole concept of de-extinction, would love to see the extinct animals being given a new lease on life! Dodo, passenger pigeon, Tasmanian tiger, saber toothed tiger, stellar's sea cow, mammoth, great auk.
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-wildguy4773
Quaggas were tough to be in their genus but they are actualy a phenotype of the plains zebra, being burchells, grants, chapmans and chawshay's zebras as one of them, altrough burchell type is more related to quaggas than other types
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Quaggas were tough to be in their genus but they are actualy a phenotype of the plains zebra, being burchells, grants, chapmans and chawshay's zebras as one of them, altrough burchell type is more related to quaggas than other types
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fun-facts
I don-t understand people who are against de-extinction, weren-t these animals while alive important parts of their ecosystem, bringing them back can help restore the environment and fill out the niches they left behind
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I don-t understand people who are against de-extinction, weren-t these animals while alive important parts of their ecosystem, bringing them back can help restore the environment and fill out the niches they left behind
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-moon2kmetalhead
If every extinct animals successfully come back to life there will be a sanctuary park or a prehistoric zoo.
Too bad we can-t bring dinosaurs back to life because it-s over 60 millions years too late.
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If every extinct animals successfully come back to life there will be a sanctuary park or a prehistoric zoo.
Too bad we can-t bring dinosaurs back to life because it-s over 60 millions years too late.
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-harleyquinn5774
The Quagga have recently been confirmed via genetic testing that they were not members of a separate group from the same category all subspecies of zebra belong to. They -were- a subspecies of zebra.
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The Quagga have recently been confirmed via genetic testing that they were not members of a separate group from the same category all subspecies of zebra belong to. They -were- a subspecies of zebra.
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-rowanheart8122
so you're telling me that zebra from a movie about him going on an adventure to find a magic watering hole to get the rest of his striped because only half of his body was striped is a quagga
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so you're telling me that zebra from a movie about him going on an adventure to find a magic watering hole to get the rest of his striped because only half of his body was striped is a quagga
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-sriharshacv7760
Rau Quaggas are bogus and simply a variety of zebras selected by humans similar to the way they selected watermelons. That is the reason why this is not counted as de-extinction.
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Rau Quaggas are bogus and simply a variety of zebras selected by humans similar to the way they selected watermelons. That is the reason why this is not counted as de-extinction.
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-frankkolmann4801
Absolute and total lies. Bring back the White Rhino. You have White Rhino sperm and eggs. You have Black Rhinos. Go on resurrect the White Rhino. You cannot. Stinking clickbait.
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Absolute and total lies. Bring back the White Rhino. You have White Rhino sperm and eggs. You have Black Rhinos. Go on resurrect the White Rhino. You cannot. Stinking clickbait.
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-ArtyMars
So quaggas are just a different colour zebra - who cares, they're just like a brown Labrador its no more different than a black or golden one right if they're genetically identical?
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So quaggas are just a different colour zebra - who cares, they're just like a brown Labrador its no more different than a black or golden one right if they're genetically identical?
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-arthurarinze5037
Human beings are terrible first you discover then you destroy and then again your try to build what have destroyed only to destroy again ---
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Human beings are terrible first you discover then you destroy and then again your try to build what have destroyed only to destroy again ---
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-Shrimpfriedpee
if dinosaurs are brought back:
Now: mom, get the bug spray, there-s a bee nest.
Soon: mom, get the gun, there-s a compsognathus nest!
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if dinosaurs are brought back:
Now: mom, get the bug spray, there-s a bee nest.
Soon: mom, get the gun, there-s a compsognathus nest!
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-mwiese2593
the -gg- in quagga is pronounced like a flem sound. Like the -ch- in Bach. It's the sound you make when you've got popcorn stuck in your throat.
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the -gg- in quagga is pronounced like a flem sound. Like the -ch- in Bach. It's the sound you make when you've got popcorn stuck in your throat.
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-ivankovacevic5472
This guy has the most annoying lisp. It is really hard to focus on the video when he mispronounces every word. Please get someone else.
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This guy has the most annoying lisp. It is really hard to focus on the video when he mispronounces every word. Please get someone else.
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-romanski5811
The best way to prevent overfishing is to keep eating and buying fish. Never stop eating fish, that will help with the overfishing problem.
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The best way to prevent overfishing is to keep eating and buying fish. Never stop eating fish, that will help with the overfishing problem.
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-RankinMsP
There is always a common denominator to damage or destruction in natural and native flora, fauna and people.
Europeans take a bow.
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There is always a common denominator to damage or destruction in natural and native flora, fauna and people.
Europeans take a bow.
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-GrayMuskier1611
I hope Schomburgk's Deer is still Living to this Day, He was The Last Deer that has similarity to The Bush-Antlered Deer
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I hope Schomburgk's Deer is still Living to this Day, He was The Last Deer that has similarity to The Bush-Antlered Deer
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-jasminparvin3704
This reminds me that, a horse and a zebra mated together and this hybrid animal was from a horse and a zebra probably?
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This reminds me that, a horse and a zebra mated together and this hybrid animal was from a horse and a zebra probably?
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-Zotsyummy
this is off topic but what if scientist just went like eh lets just make a bunch of hybrids today what could go wrong?
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this is off topic but what if scientist just went like eh lets just make a bunch of hybrids today what could go wrong?
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-LoyBukid
Speech rate is slowed to extend to 10min. Message is not concise, repeatedly pointing same thing throughout the video.
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Speech rate is slowed to extend to 10min. Message is not concise, repeatedly pointing same thing throughout the video.
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-golden_boundaries
We shouldn't intervene the natural selection.
We are playing God. And it's a foresighted abomination.
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We shouldn't intervene the natural selection.
We are playing God. And it's a foresighted abomination.
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-schizoowen3971
We are now altering our world in a way God's would. We are going to be in a great era of trial and error.
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We are now altering our world in a way God's would. We are going to be in a great era of trial and error.
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-gad_leybharts
but, if there were intact cell nucleus in the quagga remains, then why were those not used for cloning!
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but, if there were intact cell nucleus in the quagga remains, then why were those not used for cloning!
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-luuchoo93
I don-t think selective breeding is deextinction. It-s a new hybrid species, not the original that was lost
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I don-t think selective breeding is deextinction. It-s a new hybrid species, not the original that was lost
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-edengil6777
Anyone else getting pure simulacra vibez from the -recreation- of the quagga? A copy without an original
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Anyone else getting pure simulacra vibez from the -recreation- of the quagga? A copy without an original
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