"THE most difficult thing about the cloned puppies is not telling them apart,
but explaining why they don’t look exactly alike.
This was the problem Lou Hawthorne faced on a recent afternoon hike with Mira and MissyToo,
two dogs whose embryos were created from the preserved, recycled and repurposed nuclear DNA
of the original Missy, a border collie-husky mix who died in 2002."
read the full story
3 comments:
interesting stories. I don't think animals or humans for that matter should be cloned.
You are never going to get back what you had, even if it looks the same.
Z.
Sometimes I wish I were rich enough to clone my dog, but the new puppy would be a completely different creature with a unique life story ahead of her, so why bother? Why not just rescue a puppy from a shelter?
Cloning is scary in its implications, for both pets, wild animals and humans.
Zoe and Parlance I agree with you,but I'm defender of growing individual organs .For example like cultivation skin.
Post a Comment