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  Well it's not as if any bird as pathetic as the Dodo can beat up other species.
context: Do it, then do the moa. >
  
  They should make a velociraptor. Then a trex. This is the way. >
  
  Don't have DNA, DNA is destroyed fairly early in fossilization process. What they're doing for dinos is different process. >
  
  Wait, they're trying to do it for dinos???
  For the record, I have read Jurassic Park and I am still 100% on board.  Let's light this candle!!! >
  
  No only am I in favor of adding machine gun arms to the trex, but I also love the idea of using cloned brains from the worst men in history. >
  
  Somehow I doubt mechahitlerrex is a good idea, but then again Hitler shot himself and I assume his corpse was burned, so he may not have brains to clone. >
  
  John Williams soundtrack intensifies >
  
  Lol sorry. I have no idea what a John Williams soundtrack sounds like.
  Eta: yes, apparently I've heard soundtracks by John Williams for decades (Google is your friend 🤦‍♀️) Apologies. >
  
  Jurassic Park, mon. >
  
  Malcolm, ya dead, mon? >
  
  How about I draw a line down the middle of your head and make you look like you're holding onto your butt? >
  
  We resurrect one species and kill off 200 million. It’s about equilibrium and stasis Duh >
  
  Don’t worry we will be resurrected in couple of hundred years… >
  
  Can't wait for Riverworld, it's gonna be such a blast meeting Elvis >
  
  First mammoths, now dodos? >
  
  I can’t figure out why they wouldn’t attempt something more recently extinct, that has viable dna available, like the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker. >
  
  I'd like to see them bring back the Carolina Parakeet. >
  
  Me too! I love parrots so much and since I can’t have one right now due to pet incompatibility, I’d love to be able to watch some feathered clowns in the back yard. >
  
  From what little I have read. It was a very hated bird. Shame really >
  
  I’d take those little troublemakers over these shit squirrels any day >
  
  I admit to having a desire to taste what all the stir was about in the 17th century.  If it is that good, I suggest replacing the Thanksgiving turkey with the Thanksgiving dodo bird. >
  
  
  I suggest replacing the Thanksgiving turkey with the Thanksgiving dodo bird
  
  Speculation is it tastes like chicken. >
  
  TBF I've always preferred chicken to turkey anyway. Don't know why turkey is so popular, unless it's just that it's easily available in some areas. >
  
  Yep, turkey is usually so dried out. When I last cooked one, I brined it for 2 or 3 days and it came out pretty good, but hardly anyone bothers with that >
  
  Brining is The Way >
  
  They're doing it. Those crazy sons of bitches, they're really doing it >
  
  There's no way anything could go wrong.