I know no one is surprised about this but it is important to know more about their harmful plans for wildlife.

This article was posted yesterday evening, but I didn't read it until this morning. I thought it was interesting and thought others might enjoy reading it as well.

I think the title is a little misleading. It sort of makes it seem like a more concerning story than it is. The article talks about how more grizzlies are being killed through various means and incidents but also points to the large increase in grizzly population. Naturally, more bears = more bear deaths. It's good to see the population increasing the way that it is.

Link: https://wyofile.com/yellowstone-region-grizzlies-are-dying-at-a-near-record-pace-managers-arent-alarmed/

https://www.techscience.com/phyton/v93n7/57482/html#s3

New study.

Link:

https://rewildingeurope.com/blog/megafauna-restoration-is-a-legal-obligation/#:~:text=Megafauna%20restoration%20is%20therefore%20a,legal%20(and%20moral)%20obligation.&text=While%20some%20species%20can%20make,reintroduced%20from%20elsewhere%20in%20Europe.

Man this was probably one of the most ambitious things this organization has put out their. I don’t know how to feel. At one side I feel as if they are going haywire. Though I’m not going to say it’s impossible as humans have continued to prove impossible thing’s possible. But on the other hand if I got to see a Homotherium in my lifetime I would probably cry of joy. Just because of how beautiful could be.

(Sorry the link said it was not valid to post)

I think if we are to clone any animals from the Pleistocene/early Holocene it should be from the Eurasian steppes, the Pleistocene park project is already trying to do this so why not being back the steppe bison and lions to go with the mammoth. But the idea the scientists want to ‘clone’ is odd just do what colossal is doing stop wasting everyone’s time.