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With CRISPR is fairly easy to do dna-modifying. Any extinct animal you want on your plate?

>> No.12063186

>>12063167
no

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>>12063167
Mastodon

>> No.12063194

mammoth maybe. supposedly some scientist unearthed one so well preserved he was able to eat some of it. i envy him.

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>>12063167
Brontosaurus ribs bitch!

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>> No.12063211

>>12063167
Weren’t dodos supposed to be pretty bad tasting?
Anyway, I’d like to eat one of those giant prehistoric pigs, entelodonts.

>> No.12063267

>>12063167
They aren’t extinct, but I’d eat the giant turtle on the Galápagos Islands if I could.
They almost went extinct because people are the fuck out of them since they were so tasty.

>> No.12063270

>>12063201
Came here to post this.
Also a t-rex steak

>> No.12063331

>>12063211
>Weren’t dodos supposed to be pretty bad tasting?

Yes, they were terrible that everyone eat up every last one to save the rest of us from the horror.

>> No.12063355

>>12063331
op here, why exactly did they shoot the species into oblivion?

>> No.12063387

>>12063355
They didn't farm them and instead just loaded up their ships with them and ate them while at sea. They treated the islands like take all convenience stores. They did the same with the tortoises at Galapagos, but luckily enough of those were left to continue.

>> No.12063427

>>12063355
A combination of
>>12063387
and rats/vermin being introduced to the islands through said ships and sailors. The adult breeding population was eaten and the younger generation was preyed on by pests and predators they'd never had to deal with.

As to an answer to OP'S question, I'd like to try mammoth. I know some have been found and preserved in mires and bogs so well that some 16th century kings were able to treat their guests to mammoth steaks. I would imagine that the rearing and raising of them would be an issue though, they were very dependent on their habitat and environmental factors to survive.

>> No.12063434

>>12063204
What the fuck is this and why do I always see it

>> No.12063442

>>12063427
>I know some have been found and preserved in mires and bogs so well that some 16th century kings were able to treat their guests to mammoth steaks. I would imagine that the rearing and raising of them would be an issue though, they were very dependent on their habitat and environmental factors to survive.

Why the fuck would you know any of that? I mean it's sort of interesting but I can't imagine the kind of weird fuck who would actually look up any of that.

>> No.12063444

>>12063167
not only is eating meat immoral, it's disgusting.

>> No.12063482

>>12063199
what is this book called?

>> No.12063628

>>12063199
holy fuck truteal is cute
i want the coneheads back

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>>12063442
Wow you are a horrendous fag

>> No.12064119

>>12063167
With CRISPR we can do what was possible before but it only takes a week of work now instead of half a year or more. We cannot generate the dna of extinct animals out of thin air.