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PonchoFirewalker01 — Rewilding: After Humans 01
Published: 2008-11-08 21:24:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 750; Favourites: 3; Downloads: 0
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Heres a Rewilding idea, made possible by "Zoo Tycoon 02".Enjoy
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I've made something like this before. Only it's based off Pleistocene Park in Siberia.
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Oh yeah! It was originally a boreal forest map, but I converted it to look like a simulation of the original Pleistocene Park. It's currently home to horses, camels, cattle, saiga antelope, and other animals, including "cloned" woolly mammoths. And believe me, they are all happy living together. I might post some pics.
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Nah, I reckon after we've gone extinct, the world will be exactly the way it is now
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Things can't always go back to where it was, exactly.
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They won't go back, they won't have to, I'll say the human race doesn't have twenty years to live
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Thats true, but when we're gone, they will have a chance
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Aye, like the populations can rebuild themselves, oh, btw, where do you stand on this idea that they can bring EUROPEAN mammoths back?
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Well......it would be interesting to see mammoths roaming about, but I would mostly support the cloning of the Thylacine, the dodo, and/or the Auroch then mammoth cloning.
PS: Again, there ARE American Mammoths in the northern part of America and Imperial and Columbian Mammoths, while Mastodons are a distant species native to America (the mammoths are mostly native to Asia then came into America by the Bering Landbridge)
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Does no-one but me underst5and this:
EXTINCTION IS FOREVER, AND NOBODY CAN CHANGE THAT
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Thats correct, but that doesn't stop people from trying make extinction temporary, you know?
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Something can't become extinct temporarily...
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I know, but tell the scientists that...
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That you would do that.
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