500-Pound DINO BIRD Brought Back from the Dead!
In the groundbreaking video “500-Pound DINO BIRD Brought Back from the Dead!”, viewers are taken on a thrilling journey through the realms of paleontology and biotechnology. The episode explores the astonishing revival of an ancient creature that roamed the Earth millions of years ago—a massive, feathered dinosaur that weighed an astonishing 500 pounds. Through cutting-edge scientific techniques, including DNA extraction and genetic manipulation, researchers unravel the secrets of this prehistoric avian giant. Viewers will learn about the innovations that made this resurrection possible, the ethical implications of bringing extinct species back to life, and what this discovery means for our understanding of evolution. With stunning visuals and expert insights, the video captivates both science enthusiasts and casual viewers, sparking curiosity about the wonders of our planet’s history. Join us as we witness the extraordinary resurrection of a true dinosaur bird!
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Ouuu giant scramble eggs n bacons wit toast n a cup of coffee 🤤🤤🤤👏👏👏☕️☕️☕️
As a 30 year old, it’s been so incredible to watch these discoveries happening as they occur. The way we saw dinosaurs when I was a little kid dancing with my brother to the maiasaura theme in our favorite Dino book (one of these educational kids books that had audio devices in the pages) is so different to how we see them now. I remember being so happy when it was confirmed that birds are the descendants of dinosaurs, because I’ve always thought they were so cool. I feel so lucky to have lived during such a time. 😊
Birds are dinosaurs and are also reptiles.
I find it odd that theyre gonna use an emu for this. It looks like the L.c.a. was a really long time ago
It won't work because Colossal Biosciences is run by a bunch of scammers. The "dire wolves" they made are very lightly engineered grey wolves, not anything like the actual extinct dire wolf.
ABOMINATION
My mouth is watering just lookin at that egg! 😅
Yo I would lowkey love to see one of these, it’s always been my dream to see a dinosaur even tho it might never happen but the Moa would be close enough and I would Probally feint if I saw it from excitement
Is this like a Cassowary? 12:21 why not use Ostrich eggs as a base?
14:08 literally one of my favorite channels on all of YouTube coz It's so very educational.😊😊😊🧠
9:21 well in my opinion the moa won't come back from extinction. It will be a hybrid of an emu in my opinion. It could also possibly struggle with ethical issues, DNA issues, and struggle with diseases.
“Life…uh… finds a way”
"Don’t you see the danger, John, inherent in what you’re doing here? Genetic power is the most awesome force the planet’s ever seen, but you wield it like a kid that’s found his dad’s gun."
How many failed mutant moa have you birthed and have to kill so far before the first successful one?
We need to bring back the dodo!!! we killed it we should bring it back
That lab from jurassic Park.. 4 moives and we still making dinosaurs
Should we not be boosting endangered animal numbers first , to save animals we already have , before bringing back extinct animals?
I'm from New Zealand. I'd love to have the moa back, but I have some concerns:
1: The environment has radically changed since its extinction. Most of its old habitat has been burned, developed, and transformed into farmland. There are new species of plants and animals that pose a threat since the moa won't know how to deal with them. Not to mention a lot of other species have gone extinct that coexisted and interacted with moa in ways we don't fully understand. The moa won't be coming home, it'll be transported to an alien planet.
2: That point about how the moa is important in Māori culture? That was true… 500 years ago. They've long since mourned, accepted the loss and moved on. There is little cultural memory among Māori of the moa because it hasn't been relevant in half a millennium. It's like saying knights are essential to Western culture, therefore we should bring them back. Even though it's been centuries, nobody uses them anymore because people have moved on.
3: Our other endangered (read: STILL LIVING) species are still in trouble and need our help. It's difficult enough trying to find the funds, manpower and will just to save what we have left. Bringing back the moa will suck all that attention away when it's needed most and threaten these critically endangered animals. And the moa will require lots of resources to house, feed, monitor and study. And the idea that we can "bring back" extinct species sets a nasty precedent to neglect these survivors because we can just "bring them back", right?
4: Colossal won't be bringing back a moa, they'll be introducing a genetically modified emu, a brand new Frankenstein lifeform with no natural history in New Zealand. Extinction. Is FOREVER. You don't like to hear it, I don't like it myself, but that's the truth. What genetic material we have remaining of the moa just isn't enough to bring back the real thing. This whole thing makes me sick to my stomach, and I doubt there's many voices from New Zealand involved in the project. All I've seen in this video are Americans who only have a surface level understanding of how our ecosystem works. We ourselves are only barely beginning to understand our ecology and how badly we've screwed it. We don't need help ruining it further.
but isn't the closest thing to giant moa is the tinamous??( correct me if am wrong)
Lost respect on this channel the moment I heard Collosal.
Vannakam kannu , coimbatore la erundhu
They have the DNA for the Moa from mummified remains – so pretending that they're going to "edit" their way to a Moa from an Emu is a little disingenuous. They easily use the traditional route of doing a hybrid.
YEEES! KEEP POSTING THESE BANGERS!
I've got a one question of the moa, can they running or they can't?
Why isn't ostrich used in moa efforts
Thank you for the longer video!
limu emu LOL!
Next thing you know, Colossal is making a real life Jurassic Park
back in 1972 my dad gave us ostrich eggs as a breakfast meal, and as small kids we had to figure out how to eat them, gee I'm like WTF dad am I supposed to do with a giant black egg? simple drill, spill and cook the innards mixed with salsa and enjoy!
So you are playing God for plants?
Colossal should be put out of business. All you naturalists out there have too big of a hard on for what they are doing. Its ridiculous and unnecessary.