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And because he’s ADORABLE
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Oh, yes.
Video for the BBS:
ETA: Kurt the Clone (Kurt der Klon in German, for the alliteration) would actually be a nice band name.
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I would prefer a mammoth.
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Baby might be thinking:
Isn’t it rich?
Are we a pair?
Me here at last on the ground,
You in mid-air
I would prefer a mammoth.
I cant eat a whole mammoth
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Talk about having a lot of pressure to perform.
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Wait, when do we get to see these? That would be exciting. File:MammothNovel.jpg - Wikipedia
Also, a mention of passenger pigeons? They used to be really numerous. This also featured in one of my favorite works of fiction. Wildside by Steven Gould | Goodreads
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Where are the clones?
There ought to be clones?
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Don’t bother
They’re here
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Say what you’d like about zoos, they do a hell of a lot for species diversity and preservation.
This is super cool.
If you like this, do a little looking into what the good DVMs in San Diego are doing about rhinos.
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Awwwww GMO horsey!!!
We’ve got time. We can have both.
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Yes…I guess. There is always cold cuts.
You have time. Mine is running low, as is my patience for the NEW, PERFECTED…(drum roll) MAMMOTH!
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