De-extinction of Mammoths Through DNA

The vast areas of Siberia could become home to herds of roaming mammoths again. There have been frozen corpses of such animals found in the icey tundras. Enough DNA has been extrated from the deceased mommoths to recreate the extinct animal. The growing foetas would need an artifical womb or a host carrier from a related species. An elephant may do. There are a few things to sort out concerning the incubation and the patching together of other scientific needs, but scientists remain adament that mamooths will be able to live upon the planet once again.

It would make a spectacular sight to see the great mamooth herds roaming the vast areas of the planet again. There are so many different species of extinct animal that science is on the brink of bringing back to life. It makes for mouth watering excitement as all of this, that was once within the realms of our imagination, is almost within the realms of reality. We are but a whisker of seeing some marvolous creatures resurected into the world again.

Such species include sabre toothed cats and giant eagles, even the Doe, doe bird. Also the huge terror birds that lived in the Americas thousands of years ago. Obviously such creatures would need to live in a guarded enviroment, especially mamooths that would require vast areas to roam in. Siberia could be of great use to such animals as it is one of the most sparcley populated areas of the world and with icey conditions that mamooths would prefere. Such an abode would make for a perfect sanctuary. 

The Exstinct Haast Eagle of New Zealand could be brought back.

The great Haast Eagle lived in New Zealand, but went extinct around 550 years ago. This giant bird of prey was the largest eagle known to have lived. It used to hunt another bird creature called the moa. The moa birds were hunted to extinction by humans and subsequently the great eagles perished because its primary food source had vanished.

The great bird's DNA is still obtainable and many scientists, ecologists and biologist desire to bring the giant Haast Eagle back via test tube incubation and growth. There would also have to be a second resurrection of the moa bird too, as the huge eagles relied on such prey for their food. Unless, of course, the Haast Eagle might be persuaded to eat something elseSuch a feat, if achieved would be glorious. 

There are all sorts of projects, that are set in theory, extinct animals of the planet. Especially the recently departed creatures like the Haast Eagle and the Moa birds. Along with giant Woolly Mammoths, these creatures may soon become a reality..