Religion and Ethics Forum
General Category => Science and Technology => Topic started by: Anchorman on July 23, 2015, 10:43:52 PM
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The European beaver, the sea eagle, the red kite - all have been re-introduced to the British countryside.
There are groups which want to re-introduce the lynx as well
http://www.lynxuk.org/
Any thoughts?
What flora and fauna, if any, would you like to see re-introduced to these isles?
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The woolly mammoth.
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The woolly mammoth.
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Ah....you've been to Sauchiehall street, then?
(I believe there ARE some bods who want to splice mammoth DNA into elephant embryos.
I think it's a bad idea....the environment has warmed up too much for this experiment.)
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The woolly mammoth.
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Ah....you've been to Sauchiehall street, then?
(I believe there ARE some bods who want to splice mammoth DNA into elephant embryos.
I think it's a bad idea....the environment has warmed up too much for this experiment.)
Not in Scotland, it hasn't.
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The European beaver, the sea eagle, the red kite - all have been re-introduced to the British countryside.
There are groups which want to re-introduce the lynx as well
http://www.lynxuk.org/
Any thoughts?
What flora and fauna, if any, would you like to see re-introduced to these isles?
The wolf.
If only to see how long it takes for them to realise they can get free meals at BA's.
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The European beaver, the sea eagle, the red kite - all have been re-introduced to the British countryside.
There are groups which want to re-introduce the lynx as well
http://www.lynxuk.org/
Any thoughts?
What flora and fauna, if any, would you like to see re-introduced to these isles?
The wolf.
If only to see how long it takes for them to realise they can get free meals at BA's.
;D ;D ;D
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The European beaver, the sea eagle, the red kite - all have been re-introduced to the British countryside.
There are groups which want to re-introduce the lynx as well
http://www.lynxuk.org/
Any thoughts?
What flora and fauna, if any, would you like to see re-introduced to these isles?
The wolf.
If only to see how long it takes for them to realise they can get free meals at BA's.
;D ;D ;D
I'd be up for it. It wouldn't make a great difference to anything. :)
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Lynx, wolves and bear .. all good but this all really depends on what land can is made available.
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Lynx, wolves and bear
Oh, my!
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Lynx, wolves and bear .. all good but this all really depends on what land can is made available.
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Certainly parts of Scotland could support a lynx population.
I doubt whether a viable wolf population is a possibility, though - but something needs to be done to control the red and sika deer population, bth of which are causing severe damage to efforts at reforestation.
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Existentialist atheists.