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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. >
  
  Well it's not as if any bird as pathetic as the Dodo can beat up other species. >
  
  Some scientist will feel sorry for it and integrate some dna to make it stronger or smarter or whatever, and it will be our new overlord. >
  
  Public: “why can these 12x dodos spit firey acid & turn invisible?”
  Scientists: “so they can hunt, of course, & there should be 20 in the cage” >
  
  As an amateur BBQ enthusiast I think the wooly mammoth should be first priority for resurrection >
  
  Uhm, something tells me that won’t fit on your Weber. >
  
  Sure it does >
  
  What for? Was she a 10? >
  
  Ok, so you all realize that Jurassic Park is not a documentary series, right? >
  
  But what does Jeff Goldblum think of all this?! >
  
  Check the script. >
  
  That's in keeping with all the latest hubris. >
  
  How large are their eggs? >
  
  There not extinct.  Washington is full of Dodos. >
  
  Every few months, a research team puts out a story like this. It always ends with a quantifying "it probably won't work."
  It's just drumming up attention as a play for research dollars. 
  Call me when there's a fucking Dodo walking around. >
  
  Look, if something goes extinct, it was for a reason. Like...volcanoes. If one is extinct, leave it the fuck alone! >
  
  Awesome, then do the dodo. >
  
  Yeah. Not like the brilliant humans who just look the other way when another human is in distress. >
  
  You can't look the other way when you're making a Youtube video of the distress >
  
  Whole new meaning to bird flu >
  
  I guess I'll have to change the description in my profile >
  
  Were they good to eat? >
  
  Why stop killing off the ecosystem when you can just clone it? >
  
  Soon “gone the way of the dodo” will mean resurrected as a genetic monstrosity that over runs the world. >
  
  I didn’t think we had intact Dodo DNA because of how far south they lived and that we only had mammoth DNA because of the ice they were encased in? Anyone know about this? >
  
  Meh, still waiting on the Wooly Mammoth revival so I can get some mammoth burgers on the grill. ^^^^^/s >
  
  I feel like my life will be complete if I get to pet a real dodo.