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Frozen Baby Mammoth Going To Japan
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Researchers at Japan Jikei University will soon be receiving a body of a frozen baby mammoth which is said to be one of the best preserved specimens of mammoth ever to be discovered. The researchers at the Jikei University School Medicine will use advanced computer tomography scanners to obtain three dimensional images of its internal organs. Question: When are we getting a clone copy of the gigantic woolly mammoth? Source: Pink Tentacle |
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July 18th, 2007 at 8:34 pm
I have seen various photos and news clip (videos) of Baby mammoth in past few days but in all such footage it is EXREMELY painfull to see the state of preservation we are providing to this so called “best preserved specimens of mammoth ever to be discovered”.
What a waste of opportunity - when it will be realized, will be too late!!!
I mean, when it was naturally preserved under the ice all this while then why we are exposing it?
January 10th, 2009 at 5:07 am
I completely agree with Anil. I am currently thirteen yars old and find this quite unpractical to, let’s just say “unpreserve” what used to be the best preserved of all wooly mammoths. This is ruining the chances of getting proper cells and other things needed to clone this prehistoric creature. I am not sure if it is being held in a temperature controlled room, but if not scientists better act fast.
June 18th, 2009 at 7:47 am
damn yall sound smart. i just think its cool