What If We Brought Dinosaurs Back From Extinction?
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Date: 2023-11-26
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If dinosaurs were brought back from extinction, it would be a complex and challenging task. One of the primary challenges would be obtaining viable DNA samples from the fossils of dinosaurs. While scientists have been able to extract some DNA from fossils, the preservation of DNA is poor over millions of years, making it unlikely that enough usable DNA could be obtained to bring the dinosaurs back.
Assuming that scientists were able to obtain usable DNA and successfully recreate a dinosaur, there would also be significant challenges in terms of housing and caring for them. Dinosaurs were massive animals and would require large areas to live and move in. Additionally, they would require specific environments and diets that may be difficult to replicate in captivity.
Furthermore, reintroducing such a massive and potentially dangerous animal into the world would raise serious ethical and ecological concerns. It would have significant impacts on the environment and could potentially drive many species to extinction.
Given the current state of technology and knowledge, it is highly unlikely that we will be able to bring dinosaurs back from extinction, and even if we could, it would be a decision that would require serious consideration of the ramifications.
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If dinosaurs were brought back from extinction, it would be a complex and challenging task. One of the primary challenges would be obtaining viable DNA samples from the fossils of dinosaurs. While scientists have been able to extract some DNA from fossils, the preservation of DNA is poor over millions of years, making it unlikely that enough usable DNA could be obtained to bring the dinosaurs back.
Assuming that scientists were able to obtain usable DNA and successfully recreate a dinosaur, there would also be significant challenges in terms of housing and caring for them. Dinosaurs were massive animals and would require large areas to live and move in. Additionally, they would require specific environments and diets that may be difficult to replicate in captivity.
Furthermore, reintroducing such a massive and potentially dangerous animal into the world would raise serious ethical and ecological concerns. It would have significant impacts on the environment and could potentially drive many species to extinction.
Given the current state of technology and knowledge, it is highly unlikely that we will be able to bring dinosaurs back from extinction, and even if we could, it would be a decision that would require serious consideration of the ramifications.
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Wooper
Here-s what I think would happen if we miraculously could bring them back. They-d be placed in sanctuaries and labs to be observed and studied to ensure they can handle modern diseases; after that period of time they-d try introducing similar species of dinosaurs to each other (except for large theropods where they-d obviously compete against each other) dromeasaurs and small hadrosaurs would be introduced to controlled environments with modern animals, and the dinos would be modified to be more sociable and tolerant of other species, and if things go well, an island would be set aside and constantly observed with helicopters ready to bring Dino-s back if they need medical attention, and the dinosaurs would be released there, with large areas set aside for larger predators with feeding areas similar to the goat feeders in Jurassic park. If the Dromeasaurs and Hadrosaurs adapted decently with modern animals, they may be introduced into wild areas under constant surveillance still (choosing dromeasaurs because they are the closest to birds and the smartest, meaning they-ll adapt better; and hadrosaurs because they don-t have as much wild armor and weapons as other herbivores, and would likely behave like cattle while others would behave like bulls.
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Here-s what I think would happen if we miraculously could bring them back. They-d be placed in sanctuaries and labs to be observed and studied to ensure they can handle modern diseases; after that period of time they-d try introducing similar species of dinosaurs to each other (except for large theropods where they-d obviously compete against each other) dromeasaurs and small hadrosaurs would be introduced to controlled environments with modern animals, and the dinos would be modified to be more sociable and tolerant of other species, and if things go well, an island would be set aside and constantly observed with helicopters ready to bring Dino-s back if they need medical attention, and the dinosaurs would be released there, with large areas set aside for larger predators with feeding areas similar to the goat feeders in Jurassic park. If the Dromeasaurs and Hadrosaurs adapted decently with modern animals, they may be introduced into wild areas under constant surveillance still (choosing dromeasaurs because they are the closest to birds and the smartest, meaning they-ll adapt better; and hadrosaurs because they don-t have as much wild armor and weapons as other herbivores, and would likely behave like cattle while others would behave like bulls.
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notmyrealchannel
it is possible, to bring back dinosaurs using bird DNA but that will only bring back dinosaurs in the coelurosauria subgroups, so the only dinosaurs you can bring back are Raptors, Therizinosaurs, Oviraptors, Deinocheirus, Dromaeosaurus, the Troodontids, the Ornithomimids, and the Tyrannosaurids will be the only dinosaurs you'll see brought back, and the biggest dinosaur you can bring back using bird DNA is the T Rex itself. and all the birds on earth all evolved from the coelurosaurs, it means that birds ARE coelurosaurs. the coelurosaurs success is also led to the extinction of the carnosaurs, such as Allosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Spinosaurus, Carnotaurus, Siats, Saurophaganax, Carcharodontosaurus, Mapusaurus, etc. all the carnosaurs went extinct millions of years before the coelurosaurs started taking over, to becoming the ultimate land predators of all time. So in the end using bird DNA to bring back the dinosaurs, will only bring back the coelurosaurs, yes you will see T Rex, Tarbosaurus, and Zuchengtyrannus being brought back to life, but you'll be seeing them as the only mega predators you could bring back with bird DNA.
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it is possible, to bring back dinosaurs using bird DNA but that will only bring back dinosaurs in the coelurosauria subgroups, so the only dinosaurs you can bring back are Raptors, Therizinosaurs, Oviraptors, Deinocheirus, Dromaeosaurus, the Troodontids, the Ornithomimids, and the Tyrannosaurids will be the only dinosaurs you'll see brought back, and the biggest dinosaur you can bring back using bird DNA is the T Rex itself. and all the birds on earth all evolved from the coelurosaurs, it means that birds ARE coelurosaurs. the coelurosaurs success is also led to the extinction of the carnosaurs, such as Allosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Spinosaurus, Carnotaurus, Siats, Saurophaganax, Carcharodontosaurus, Mapusaurus, etc. all the carnosaurs went extinct millions of years before the coelurosaurs started taking over, to becoming the ultimate land predators of all time. So in the end using bird DNA to bring back the dinosaurs, will only bring back the coelurosaurs, yes you will see T Rex, Tarbosaurus, and Zuchengtyrannus being brought back to life, but you'll be seeing them as the only mega predators you could bring back with bird DNA.
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education
The largest flying animals alive today are birds called albatrosses. They can stay up in the air because the gases making up Earth's atmosphere are just thick and hot enough for their enormous wings to push against.
Millions of years ago, during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, the skies were filled with flying reptiles called pterosaurs - creatures much larger than an albatross.
Experts think that, in order for these massive creatures to stay aloft, the atmosphere must have been much thicker and warmer than it is now. BUT.
. in today's thinner, cooler atmosphere, a pterosaur would never get off the ground - no matter how hard it flapped its wings.
In short, pterosaurs couldn't fly in 21st-century skies.
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The largest flying animals alive today are birds called albatrosses. They can stay up in the air because the gases making up Earth's atmosphere are just thick and hot enough for their enormous wings to push against.
Millions of years ago, during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, the skies were filled with flying reptiles called pterosaurs - creatures much larger than an albatross.
Experts think that, in order for these massive creatures to stay aloft, the atmosphere must have been much thicker and warmer than it is now. BUT.
. in today's thinner, cooler atmosphere, a pterosaur would never get off the ground - no matter how hard it flapped its wings.
In short, pterosaurs couldn't fly in 21st-century skies.
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Angelo
if i was a scientist and clone those dinosuar i would pick a place for them to live i would put velociraptors in far wilderness and i would put pterodactyle in forest so becuase theres alot of tree-s i will put a t-rex in a island and i will put brouchiosuares in the forest too and now time for marine dinosuar i will put pleasiosuar in the hmmm ahh yes mariana trench and also the dinosuar that looks like a alligator i will put it on the middle of the ocean and i dont know where else to put those other dinosuar
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if i was a scientist and clone those dinosuar i would pick a place for them to live i would put velociraptors in far wilderness and i would put pterodactyle in forest so becuase theres alot of tree-s i will put a t-rex in a island and i will put brouchiosuares in the forest too and now time for marine dinosuar i will put pleasiosuar in the hmmm ahh yes mariana trench and also the dinosuar that looks like a alligator i will put it on the middle of the ocean and i dont know where else to put those other dinosuar
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767
We can't forget fact that we are at the top of food chain and we will never back off, so even if it's possible to have dinosaurs back that would just mean more steak options available in the store cuz 100% if there's something threating a humans as a race we will find a way to oppress it or kill it!
Tho by the way science world as I understand agree dinosaurs were more like birds and share more common genes with todays living birds then lizards so it would just be more chicken like meat to chose from!
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We can't forget fact that we are at the top of food chain and we will never back off, so even if it's possible to have dinosaurs back that would just mean more steak options available in the store cuz 100% if there's something threating a humans as a race we will find a way to oppress it or kill it!
Tho by the way science world as I understand agree dinosaurs were more like birds and share more common genes with todays living birds then lizards so it would just be more chicken like meat to chose from!
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Dominik40301
These problems you say, people afraid to go outside house, more expensive and dangerous travel/transport, thas only true in case if dinosaurs returned overnight. And it would last for week or two, people would build a countermeasures around it, giant walls or electric fences to prevent velociraptors entering cities etc. Same with travel. Eventually it would be normal to live in world with dinosaurs, as it is with lions and tigers, since our technology and knowledge makes it possible.
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These problems you say, people afraid to go outside house, more expensive and dangerous travel/transport, thas only true in case if dinosaurs returned overnight. And it would last for week or two, people would build a countermeasures around it, giant walls or electric fences to prevent velociraptors entering cities etc. Same with travel. Eventually it would be normal to live in world with dinosaurs, as it is with lions and tigers, since our technology and knowledge makes it possible.
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Gordana
My late mother was glad that dinosaurs are extinct, and I do agree! Imagine going for a walk, and being carried off by a pterodactyl? Large dinosaurs can damage the largest, strongest buildings. Scientists should only bring dinosaurs back if they can prevent a Jurassic Park type scenario!
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My late mother was glad that dinosaurs are extinct, and I do agree! Imagine going for a walk, and being carried off by a pterodactyl? Large dinosaurs can damage the largest, strongest buildings. Scientists should only bring dinosaurs back if they can prevent a Jurassic Park type scenario!
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Spence
the only dinosaurs that we'll ever get for right now is a DNA splicing of both chickens turkeys & komodo dragons with the West African bullfrog DNA in their own biological inner sections in stuff as well as genetically engineered as well too in stuff
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the only dinosaurs that we'll ever get for right now is a DNA splicing of both chickens turkeys & komodo dragons with the West African bullfrog DNA in their own biological inner sections in stuff as well as genetically engineered as well too in stuff
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Austin
Well the thing about reverse engineering DNA is the DNA stays the same you-re just editing it so this animal goes and lays an eggIt-s not gonna be an engineer hatched animal by nature it-s just gonna be a regular animal that we know today
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Well the thing about reverse engineering DNA is the DNA stays the same you-re just editing it so this animal goes and lays an eggIt-s not gonna be an engineer hatched animal by nature it-s just gonna be a regular animal that we know today
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-arshuu
Dinosaurs have to be brought back through various complex features so it is not point of getting well enough to be able to bring back such an animal. This comment means nothing I am just typing it so my mum doesn't know I am texting -
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Dinosaurs have to be brought back through various complex features so it is not point of getting well enough to be able to bring back such an animal. This comment means nothing I am just typing it so my mum doesn't know I am texting -
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Elysion
The fact that human beings are constantly pushing to create things that can and will destroy us, astounds me. I've never seen another species so enamoured and compelled to being the architects of their own destruction.
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The fact that human beings are constantly pushing to create things that can and will destroy us, astounds me. I've never seen another species so enamoured and compelled to being the architects of their own destruction.
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Welcome
I want and don-t want the dinosaurs to be brought back, I REALLY want to see what the dinosaurs looked like by bringing them back by using dna but I don-t want them to be eating everything on earth
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I want and don-t want the dinosaurs to be brought back, I REALLY want to see what the dinosaurs looked like by bringing them back by using dna but I don-t want them to be eating everything on earth
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iniuram
what if they try these ways
1. use crocodile gene for bird
2. make crocodile more primitive as their ancestors and then make the primitive archosaur have strong hind legs and grow very large
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what if they try these ways
1. use crocodile gene for bird
2. make crocodile more primitive as their ancestors and then make the primitive archosaur have strong hind legs and grow very large
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Shahnewaj
Chicken sized domestic dinosaur with short neck and teeth isn't very dangerous at all. Scientists don't cloning a dinosaur. They are just modifying a chicken which would look like a dinosaur.
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Chicken sized domestic dinosaur with short neck and teeth isn't very dangerous at all. Scientists don't cloning a dinosaur. They are just modifying a chicken which would look like a dinosaur.
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Raeford
Question if humanity went extinct and a new species took over earth and discovered us after our extinction do yawl think that species would try and bring humans back to life
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Question if humanity went extinct and a new species took over earth and discovered us after our extinction do yawl think that species would try and bring humans back to life
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Mecha
My fav dino -not really a dinosaur but a petrosaur' is Quetzalcoatlus. It's is the biggest flying creature in history and it have a long neck. And it's tall as a giraffe
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My fav dino -not really a dinosaur but a petrosaur' is Quetzalcoatlus. It's is the biggest flying creature in history and it have a long neck. And it's tall as a giraffe
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Kerry
Yeah so does life always find a way and if you are running away from the carnivore dinosaurs I say hide extremely well so they do not spot you on out
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Yeah so does life always find a way and if you are running away from the carnivore dinosaurs I say hide extremely well so they do not spot you on out
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Joel
I-m not watching this video. I just clicked on it to leave this message. Idgaf what narrator says, bringing dinosaurs back is a terrible idea.
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I-m not watching this video. I just clicked on it to leave this message. Idgaf what narrator says, bringing dinosaurs back is a terrible idea.
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MemerMineCraft
Honestly, if we were to reverse engineer accurate dinosaurs, and put them in our own Jurassic park, it would be safe as an aquarium
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Honestly, if we were to reverse engineer accurate dinosaurs, and put them in our own Jurassic park, it would be safe as an aquarium
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Jon
This should be titled what is we caused the extinction of humans by bringing back dinosaurs from extinction. Because that's what would happen
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This should be titled what is we caused the extinction of humans by bringing back dinosaurs from extinction. Because that's what would happen
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John
Dinosaurs should be created like how cell was created by Dr. Gero in cell saga. DNA extracted from every species/ human is the key.
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Dinosaurs should be created like how cell was created by Dr. Gero in cell saga. DNA extracted from every species/ human is the key.
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Therizinosaurus
It-s better to think of dinosaurs more like animals rather than monsters who will unmercifully eat every living thing
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It-s better to think of dinosaurs more like animals rather than monsters who will unmercifully eat every living thing
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Ryuji
In all honesty, i think we're better off without dinos considering how much chaos it will cause just them doing what dinos do
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In all honesty, i think we're better off without dinos considering how much chaos it will cause just them doing what dinos do
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Tarri
if they wanted to do this they would need to come up with the really small herbavores, now that would be kind of neat
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if they wanted to do this they would need to come up with the really small herbavores, now that would be kind of neat
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Chris
There were no dinosaurs (unless you count birds) in the Eocene. They died out at the end of the Cretaceous.
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There were no dinosaurs (unless you count birds) in the Eocene. They died out at the end of the Cretaceous.
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