Hi! Do you like reading about extinct animals? Well, today's topic is "Should scientists bring back extinct species through cloning?".
To be honest, I think it depends. If scientists are bringing them for entertainment purposes, of course, they shouldn't do it! And if it is animals that have been extinct for hundreds of years that are being cloned, it shouldn't happen since tons of animals have already adapted to their environment without those animals. And scientists shouldn't bring back animals that were extinct by humans because it is reversing nature and that is not good for the environment at all. And cloning is a really dangerous experiment because if they get out of the service or the cage, it could cause lots of trouble. For example, if we bring back T-Rex and it somehow escapes, it's probably going to destroy the human world or at least the city where it is located in. Of course, it would be good to bring back animals that were extinct by humans because it's kind of saying "sorry" to them but it could also affect the timeline or how the nature is supposed to because we can't just bring animals back from dead just because people want to. Cloning animals could be one of the greatest inventions of the century, but it is a very delicate matter and it won't be helpful if it is in a bad guy's hand or their use. Cloning is also kind of dangerous because if something wrong happens during the experiment mutant could be made.
I don't think there is any technology or tech like that nowadays. But I think that it could be a world-changer kind of tech if it gets developed fully.
To sum up all the pieces of information presented here, it would be good to bring back animals that went extinct because of humans. But it wouldn't be smart to bring back animals from hundreds of years ago. And it could cause some trouble in the ecosystem if animals escape from their cage. It could be also dangerous because, with one mistake, a scientist could make a dangerous mutant. Especially if a bad person uses it for their own good.
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