I say "no" to reviving ancient extinct species.

[Denis]

While it's a fascinating idea, I think it should remain that. Who knows what kind of bugs are lurking around in a thousands-year old corpse?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/japansciencemammoth

[uwe]

Uhum, didn't that go terribly wrong in Jurassic Park once before?



They should ask Jeff Goldblum first.

And I think it should be tested on an island that has had some type of experience with alien species whether they are aga toads, camels or rabbits. Australia needs mammoth herds. We then watch what happens.

[Dave W]

Have they learned nothing from Godzilla, Mothra and Gamera movies? 

[jumbodbassman]

don't mess with Darwin

[uwe]

If creationists and intelligent design people are right, then this will not work in any case and mammoths never existed or at least weren't saved on the Ark! 

[Aussie Mark]

I'd vote for bringing back the Thylacine

[Barklessdog]

Or the dodo bird



What will one do with a mammoth?

$100 a head to see it. Or very expensive mammoth sushi.

[ack1961]

they've already done wonders with Keith Richards...

[Hornisse]

I'd vote for bringing back the Thylacine

+1

[Basshappi]

"Nature selected them for extinction."

[Denis]

I'd vote for bringing back the Thylacine

Since this one is in front of a building, it wasn't exactly what I mean by "ancient"!

[Rob]

Wellllll DUH Denis he's dressed for a cosmopolitan encounter.
Bring them back
Rob

[Denis]

Wellllll DUH Denis he's dressed for a cosmopolitan encounter.
Bring them back
Rob

I didn't consider those might be his "dressing out" furs. Thanks for pointing that out.

[Rob]

Sort of that mullet look for the ol' guy

[Dave W]

I'm afraid they'll bring the Gibson Corvus back to life.