Which animal would you like to see brought back first? Woolly Mammoth or Dodo Bird

[The Homelander]

Recently, a bioscience company called Colossal Biosciences brought the dire wolf back to life after 10,000 years

The difference between a modern wolf and a dire wolf is that the dire wolf is much larger(roughly 25%), much stockier(thicker cortical bone density), and have much larger skulls, etc.

The way scientists “bring these extinct species back to life” is by using an already present species(in this case the grey wolf) and editing it’s genes to be more like a Dire Wolf’s(based on archaeological evidence discovered such as teeth) via genetic engineering technology like CRISPR


Colossal Biosciences says that they aren’t done yet, they have yet to bring more species back to life as well, such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo Bird

The Woolly Mammoth

This elephant species roamed and lived during the ice age and was built to endure harsh and cold winter climates. They weren’t always as massive as they are depicted in today’s world. They coexisted with hominids and were last alive in Siberia. Woolly Mammoths all went extinct after the world got too hot for them to bear.

Colossal Biosciences is actively working on bringing the woolly mammoth back by 2027.


The Dodo Bird

The Dodo was a small bird that was unable to fly. Humans were the cause of this bird’s extinction and it went extinct in the 1600’s. This creature resided on an island within the Indian Ocean. The Dodo wasn’t a dumb bird, but due to being so isolated, it wasn’t fearful of humans, and this is exactly what led to its death.

Colossal Biosciences announced a potential de-extinction of this bird in 2023, but so far we haven’t heard any major updates.

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@JohnBaza @goyimslayer @R1PPer @2025cel @itzyaboyJJ

 

[The Homelander]

Brutal dnr
@staton @KevinDurder @Mess

 

[2025cel]

Woolly mammoth, duh

 

[Mess]

 

[Latinolooksmaxxer]

They didnt bring dire wolves back to life they just genetically selected and activated genes to make regular grey wolves phenotypically resemble what they believe Dire Wolves looked like

 

[The Homelander]

Woolly mammoth, duh

Imo, Woolly Mammoth looks much cooler but the Dodo is from India

difficult choice

 

[The Homelander]

They didnt bring dire wolves back to life they just genetically selected and activated genes to make regular grey wolves phenotypically resemble what they believe Dire Wolves looked like

If you read it carefully that’s literally what I said

 

[staton]

Brutal dnr
@staton @KevinDurder @Mess

mirin saar they should bring back the woolly mammoth saar so we can ride it in indian festivals alongside regular ones

Woolly Mammoths all went extinct after the world got too hot for them to bear.

this do not matter saar we will make them strong indians and they will support the heat

 

[Latinolooksmaxxer]

I want to be Genetically Engineered into Chad

 

[ToryToad]

dodo looks cooler

 

[Jason Voorhees]

The short faced bear. The largest land predator mammal to ever exist

 

[Latinolooksmaxxer]

I volunteer to help bring back Prime Alain Delon

I'll let that company edit my Genes to make me look like Prime Delon

 

[The Homelander]

The short faced bear. The largest land predator mammal to ever exist

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The cooler the species, the further away it is from being revived

In theory, we could eventually have dinosaurs again but that wouldn’t be possible in our lifetimes

 

[The Homelander]

Bump.
@Volksstaffel @JeanneDArcAlter @Shrek2OnDvD @albanianblackguy @Arthur the Egyptian

 

[Shrek2OnDvD]

The cooler the species, the further away it is from being revived

In theory, we could eventually have dinosaurs again but that wouldn’t be possible in our lifetimes

I wish I could ride a T rex

 

[Arthur the Egyptian]

Mammoth it's not very danger I think

 

[Panzram]

Recently, a bioscience company called Colossal Biosciences brought the dire wolf back to life after 10,000 years
View attachment 3633335
The difference between a modern wolf and a dire wolf is that the dire wolf is much larger(roughly 25%), much stockier(thicker cortical bone density), and have much larger skulls, etc.
View attachment 3633338

The way scientists “bring these extinct species back to life” is by using an already present species(in this case the grey wolf) and editing it’s genes to be more like a Dire Wolf’s(based on archaeological evidence discovered such as teeth) via genetic engineering technology like CRISPR


Colossal Biosciences says that they aren’t done yet, they have yet to bring more species back to life as well, such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo Bird

The Woolly Mammoth
View attachment 3633351
This elephant species roamed and lived during the ice age and was built to endure harsh and cold winter climates. They weren’t always as massive as they are depicted in today’s world. They coexisted with hominids and were last alive in Siberia. Woolly Mammoths all went extinct after the world got too hot for them to bear.

Colossal Biosciences is actively working on bringing the woolly mammoth back by 2027.


The Dodo Bird
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The Dodo was a small bird that was unable to fly. Humans were the cause of this bird’s extinction and it went extinct in the 1600’s. This creature resided on an island within the Indian Ocean. The Dodo wasn’t a dumb bird, but due to being so isolated, it wasn’t fearful of humans, and this is exactly what led to its death.

Colossal Biosciences announced a potential de-extinction of this bird in 2023, but so far we haven’t heard any major updates.

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@JohnBaza @goyimslayer @R1PPer @2025cel @itzyaboyJJ

Fuck those. Bring back the Sabertooth tiger.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Mammoth it's not very danger I think

The funny thing is the biggest mammoth killers that hunted them to extinction wasnt some not some huge apex beast wirh huge fangs but early and modern homo sapiens.

 

[albanianblackguy]

Recently, a bioscience company called Colossal Biosciences brought the dire wolf back to life after 10,000 years
View attachment 3633335
The difference between a modern wolf and a dire wolf is that the dire wolf is much larger(roughly 25%), much stockier(thicker cortical bone density), and have much larger skulls, etc.
View attachment 3633338

The way scientists “bring these extinct species back to life” is by using an already present species(in this case the grey wolf) and editing it’s genes to be more like a Dire Wolf’s(based on archaeological evidence discovered such as teeth) via genetic engineering technology like CRISPR


Colossal Biosciences says that they aren’t done yet, they have yet to bring more species back to life as well, such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo Bird

The Woolly Mammoth
View attachment 3633351
This elephant species roamed and lived during the ice age and was built to endure harsh and cold winter climates. They weren’t always as massive as they are depicted in today’s world. They coexisted with hominids and were last alive in Siberia. Woolly Mammoths all went extinct after the world got too hot for them to bear.

Colossal Biosciences is actively working on bringing the woolly mammoth back by 2027.


The Dodo Bird
View attachment 3633373
The Dodo was a small bird that was unable to fly. Humans were the cause of this bird’s extinction and it went extinct in the 1600’s. This creature resided on an island within the Indian Ocean. The Dodo wasn’t a dumb bird, but due to being so isolated, it wasn’t fearful of humans, and this is exactly what led to its death.

Colossal Biosciences announced a potential de-extinction of this bird in 2023, but so far we haven’t heard any major updates.

Spoiler: tags

@JohnBaza @goyimslayer @R1PPer @2025cel @itzyaboyJJ

mammoth mogs

 

[Rzn]

look max chungus

REAL LIFE

 

[The Homelander]

Mammoth it's not very danger I think

It depends on the situation.
A pack of hominids could easily take on a woolly mammoth and succeed, as they used to do during the ice age. Woolly Mammoths were a perfect food source that despite the amount of effort it took to kill them, the humans could ensure that they would be well-fed afterwards.

But by yourself, all alone, a Woolly Mammoth wins every single time unless you have some sort of exterior leverage such as a gun

I wish I could ride a T rex

Don’t we all

The funny thing is the biggest mammoth killers that hunted them to extinction wasnt some not some huge apex beast wirh huge fangs but early and modern homo sapiens.

Early homo-sapiens were terrifying to the rest of the world, We’re not stronger, We’re not faster, We’re not larger. So then why did we always come out on top? You might be thinking intelligence, and yeah that’s part of it. but what really sets us apart is our endurance.

A tribe of homo-sapien hunter gatherers could run after a woolly mammoth for days on end, not having to stop for a break due to the ability to sweat, relying on fat storage for food. Eventually, we would tire out whatever we were chasing, and it would give up. Then we would use our tools(which was a very foreign idea to everything else, and the only reason we had such a thing was because of our intellectual superiority) to finish off the animal. This is how we persevered. Our endurance.

 

[Arthur the Egyptian]

It depends on the situation.
A pack of hominids could easily take on a woolly mammoth and succeed, as they used to do during the ice age. Woolly Mammoths were a perfect food source that despite the amount of effort it took to kill them, the humans could ensure that they would be well-fed afterwards.

But by yourself, all alone, a Woolly Mammoth wins every single time unless you have some sort of exterior leverage such as a gun


Don’t we all

Early homo-sapiens were terrifying to the rest of the world, We’re not stronger, We’re not faster, We’re not larger. So then why did we always come out on top? You might be thinking intelligence, and yeah that’s part of it. but what really sets us apart is our endurance.

A tribe of homo-sapien hunter gatherers could run after a woolly mammoth for days on end, not having to stop for a break due to the ability to sweat, relying on fat storage for food. Eventually, we would tire out whatever we were chasing, and it would give up. Then we would use our tools(which was a very foreign idea to everything else, and the only reason we had such a thing was because of our intellectual superiority) to finish off the animal. This is how we persevered. Our endurance.

How to rep twice?

 

[goyimslayer]

Oh MAN how I have missed the wooly mammoth and the Dodo bird.

@The Homelander @2025cel
Trip to Siberia in 2027 to pat some of them good boys wooly mammoths?

I can pay.

 

[R@m@]

Whatever gets me pussy

 

[superpsycho]

woooly mammoth

 

[R@m@]

I would impregnante a mammoth and propagate my high T ramirez dark triad genes

 

[goyimslayer]

To answer your question in the title, it’s a difficult choice indeed, the dodo bird is an Indian soldier (mirin hard) so I’d like to see it, but the wooly mammoth is really a mogger among animals.

So my favorite is the wooly mammoth.

 

[goyimslayer]

@vidit Thoughts?

 

[JohnBaza]

Recently, a bioscience company called Colossal Biosciences brought the dire wolf back to life after 10,000 years
View attachment 3633335
The difference between a modern wolf and a dire wolf is that the dire wolf is much larger(roughly 25%), much stockier(thicker cortical bone density), and have much larger skulls, etc.
View attachment 3633338

The way scientists “bring these extinct species back to life” is by using an already present species(in this case the grey wolf) and editing it’s genes to be more like a Dire Wolf’s(based on archaeological evidence discovered such as teeth) via genetic engineering technology like CRISPR


Colossal Biosciences says that they aren’t done yet, they have yet to bring more species back to life as well, such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo Bird

The Woolly Mammoth
View attachment 3633351
This elephant species roamed and lived during the ice age and was built to endure harsh and cold winter climates. They weren’t always as massive as they are depicted in today’s world. They coexisted with hominids and were last alive in Siberia. Woolly Mammoths all went extinct after the world got too hot for them to bear.

Colossal Biosciences is actively working on bringing the woolly mammoth back by 2027.


The Dodo Bird
View attachment 3633373
The Dodo was a small bird that was unable to fly. Humans were the cause of this bird’s extinction and it went extinct in the 1600’s. This creature resided on an island within the Indian Ocean. The Dodo wasn’t a dumb bird, but due to being so isolated, it wasn’t fearful of humans, and this is exactly what led to its death.

Colossal Biosciences announced a potential de-extinction of this bird in 2023, but so far we haven’t heard any major updates.

Spoiler: tags

@JohnBaza @goyimslayer @R1PPer @2025cel @itzyaboyJJ

out of these 2 the dodo bird tbh
wooly mammoth is just a elpehant with a bit of hair
but an animal I rlly want to see is panthera leo fossilis

 

[valentine]

i dont care honestly

 

[RecessedChinCel]

Nigga did no one watch Jurassic Park.

 

[CFW432]

btw they arent even actual dire wolves. They are literally normal grey wolves with literally a few alleles changed to make them seem phenotypically how people think a dire wolf would actually look like. They are for all intents and purposes, just a white grey wolf. The funniest shit? First of all dire wolves went extinct over 10,000 years ago and are not even genetically related to modern grey wolves. Secondly......

THATS NOT EVEN HOW A REAL DIRE WOLF WOULD'VE ACTUALLY LOOKED LIKE

THIS IS:

 

[vidit]

@vidit Thoughts?

None bro honestly there ain't enough resources for us already why we bringing back animals back to this misery of earth

 

[goyimslayer]

i dont care honestly

why would you reply then you nigger

 

[valentine]

why would you reply then you nigger

hey i dont appreciate responses like this

 

[goyimslayer]

None bro honestly there ain't enough resources for us already why we bringing back animals back to this misery of earth

Which one would you rather see outside of your house bhai...

 

[goyimslayer]

hey i dont appreciate responses like this

sorry bud, i got a little heated.

i just thought it was unnecessary of you to write "idc"...

 

[valentine]

sorry bud, i got a little heated.

i just thought it was unnecessary of you to write "idc"...

its ok

 

[rand anon]

Mammoths, look cooler and I wonder how they taste

 

[Alias!]

Recently, a bioscience company called Colossal Biosciences brought the dire wolf back to life after 10,000 years
View attachment 3633335
The difference between a modern wolf and a dire wolf is that the dire wolf is much larger(roughly 25%), much stockier(thicker cortical bone density), and have much larger skulls, etc.
View attachment 3633338

The way scientists “bring these extinct species back to life” is by using an already present species(in this case the grey wolf) and editing it’s genes to be more like a Dire Wolf’s(based on archaeological evidence discovered such as teeth) via genetic engineering technology like CRISPR


Colossal Biosciences says that they aren’t done yet, they have yet to bring more species back to life as well, such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo Bird

The Woolly Mammoth
View attachment 3633351
This elephant species roamed and lived during the ice age and was built to endure harsh and cold winter climates. They weren’t always as massive as they are depicted in today’s world. They coexisted with hominids and were last alive in Siberia. Woolly Mammoths all went extinct after the world got too hot for them to bear.

Colossal Biosciences is actively working on bringing the woolly mammoth back by 2027.


The Dodo Bird
View attachment 3633373
The Dodo was a small bird that was unable to fly. Humans were the cause of this bird’s extinction and it went extinct in the 1600’s. This creature resided on an island within the Indian Ocean. The Dodo wasn’t a dumb bird, but due to being so isolated, it wasn’t fearful of humans, and this is exactly what led to its death.

Colossal Biosciences announced a potential de-extinction of this bird in 2023, but so far we haven’t heard any major updates.

Spoiler: tags

@JohnBaza @goyimslayer @R1PPer @2025cel @itzyaboyJJ

Whatever Sid from ice age is

 

[optimisticzoomer]

@The Grinch's fat mother who suffered a stroke
@asdvek

 

[asdvek]

I need a dodo bird as a pet

 

[R1PPer]

Hi

 

[The Homelander]

btw they arent even actual dire wolves. They are literally normal grey wolves with literally a few alleles changed to make them seem phenotypically how people think a dire wolf would actually look like. They are for all intents and purposes, just a white grey wolf. The funniest shit? First of all dire wolves went extinct over 10,000 years ago and are not even genetically related to modern grey wolves. Secondly......

THATS NOT EVEN HOW A REAL DIRE WOLF WOULD'VE ACTUALLY LOOKED LIKE

THIS IS:

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I already said this in the fucking post you retard, literally the second paragraph. Holy shit, people here are so fucking retarded, you lack the comprehension skills to make it in this world. How are you even still alive? I’m actually really curious as to how you’ve survived up till this point. Please enlighten me.

Hi

Hi

 

[The Homelander]

I need a dodo bird as a pet

I was hoping someone would say this, the dodo actually would make a great pet because it doesn’t sense any danger in humans. This is why when humans hunted this bird, instead of hiding, it didn’t know what to do because it was so lonely that it hadn’t developed a defense mechanism from predators.

 

[Paul Allen.]

I'd bring back these guys.

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

Recently, a bioscience company called Colossal Biosciences brought the dire wolf back to life after 10,000 years
View attachment 3633335
The difference between a modern wolf and a dire wolf is that the dire wolf is much larger(roughly 25%), much stockier(thicker cortical bone density), and have much larger skulls, etc.
View attachment 3633338

The way scientists “bring these extinct species back to life” is by using an already present species(in this case the grey wolf) and editing it’s genes to be more like a Dire Wolf’s(based on archaeological evidence discovered such as teeth) via genetic engineering technology like CRISPR


Colossal Biosciences says that they aren’t done yet, they have yet to bring more species back to life as well, such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo Bird

The Woolly Mammoth
View attachment 3633351
This elephant species roamed and lived during the ice age and was built to endure harsh and cold winter climates. They weren’t always as massive as they are depicted in today’s world. They coexisted with hominids and were last alive in Siberia. Woolly Mammoths all went extinct after the world got too hot for them to bear.

Colossal Biosciences is actively working on bringing the woolly mammoth back by 2027.


The Dodo Bird
View attachment 3633373
The Dodo was a small bird that was unable to fly. Humans were the cause of this bird’s extinction and it went extinct in the 1600’s. This creature resided on an island within the Indian Ocean. The Dodo wasn’t a dumb bird, but due to being so isolated, it wasn’t fearful of humans, and this is exactly what led to its death.

Colossal Biosciences announced a potential de-extinction of this bird in 2023, but so far we haven’t heard any major updates.

Spoiler: tags

@JohnBaza @goyimslayer @R1PPer @2025cel @itzyaboyJJ

Dodo so I can eat it

 

[我需要阴部]

Recently, a bioscience company called Colossal Biosciences brought the dire wolf back to life after 10,000 years
View attachment 3633335
The difference between a modern wolf and a dire wolf is that the dire wolf is much larger(roughly 25%), much stockier(thicker cortical bone density), and have much larger skulls, etc.
View attachment 3633338

The way scientists “bring these extinct species back to life” is by using an already present species(in this case the grey wolf) and editing it’s genes to be more like a Dire Wolf’s(based on archaeological evidence discovered such as teeth) via genetic engineering technology like CRISPR


Colossal Biosciences says that they aren’t done yet, they have yet to bring more species back to life as well, such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo Bird

The Woolly Mammoth
View attachment 3633351
This elephant species roamed and lived during the ice age and was built to endure harsh and cold winter climates. They weren’t always as massive as they are depicted in today’s world. They coexisted with hominids and were last alive in Siberia. Woolly Mammoths all went extinct after the world got too hot for them to bear.

Colossal Biosciences is actively working on bringing the woolly mammoth back by 2027.


The Dodo Bird
View attachment 3633373
The Dodo was a small bird that was unable to fly. Humans were the cause of this bird’s extinction and it went extinct in the 1600’s. This creature resided on an island within the Indian Ocean. The Dodo wasn’t a dumb bird, but due to being so isolated, it wasn’t fearful of humans, and this is exactly what led to its death.

Colossal Biosciences announced a potential de-extinction of this bird in 2023, but so far we haven’t heard any major updates.

Spoiler: tags

@JohnBaza @goyimslayer @R1PPer @2025cel @itzyaboyJJ

Dodo bird

 

[Shahnameh]

I want to bring back the White Race

 

[ShowerCelling]

Recently, a bioscience company called Colossal Biosciences brought the dire wolf back to life after 10,000 years
View attachment 3633335
The difference between a modern wolf and a dire wolf is that the dire wolf is much larger(roughly 25%), much stockier(thicker cortical bone density), and have much larger skulls, etc.
View attachment 3633338

The way scientists “bring these extinct species back to life” is by using an already present species(in this case the grey wolf) and editing it’s genes to be more like a Dire Wolf’s(based on archaeological evidence discovered such as teeth) via genetic engineering technology like CRISPR


Colossal Biosciences says that they aren’t done yet, they have yet to bring more species back to life as well, such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo Bird

The Woolly Mammoth
View attachment 3633351
This elephant species roamed and lived during the ice age and was built to endure harsh and cold winter climates. They weren’t always as massive as they are depicted in today’s world. They coexisted with hominids and were last alive in Siberia. Woolly Mammoths all went extinct after the world got too hot for them to bear.

Colossal Biosciences is actively working on bringing the woolly mammoth back by 2027.


The Dodo Bird
View attachment 3633373
The Dodo was a small bird that was unable to fly. Humans were the cause of this bird’s extinction and it went extinct in the 1600’s. This creature resided on an island within the Indian Ocean. The Dodo wasn’t a dumb bird, but due to being so isolated, it wasn’t fearful of humans, and this is exactly what led to its death.

Colossal Biosciences announced a potential de-extinction of this bird in 2023, but so far we haven’t heard any major updates.

Spoiler: tags

@JohnBaza @goyimslayer @R1PPer @2025cel @itzyaboyJJ

wolly mamoth, fuck the dodo bird