dai dogs 1,404 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 Just now, chartpolski said: It’s like the musk ox; it’s not related to any ox or cattle; it’s most closely related to sheep and goats. Cheers. Would only make the rifle lads more excitable Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lenmcharristar 9,727 Posted July 25 Author Report Share Posted July 25 The wooly rhino and cave lion, or short faced bear all have relatives they could use as hosts Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Wolfdog91 6,919 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 Think it depends on the critter and how it would survive/impact modern environments. Like some fish what went out a few decades ago due to pollution at the time ....ok sure , some breed of rabbit or some smaller predator ? Ok yeah sure.....a saber tooth tiger.....yeaaaahhhh idk 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lenmcharristar 9,727 Posted July 25 Author Report Share Posted July 25 1 minute ago, Wolfdog91 said: Think it depends on the critter and how it would survive/impact modern environments. Like some fish what went out a few decades ago due to pollution at the time ....ok sure , some breed of rabbit or some smaller predator ? Ok yeah sure.....a saber tooth tiger.....yeaaaahhhh idk Defo not a sabertooth, or dinosaur or some other big man eating ba$tard that ends up like jurassic park haha Quote Link to post Share on other sites
shaaark 10,704 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 23 minutes ago, chartpolski said: The Irish Elk….. Just to see who would be the first to claim their bull cross had taken one single handed ! LOL ! Seriously though, it wasn’t an elk and evidently it’s closest living relative is the sika, and there are plenty of well preserved fossils, so it might be possible, who knows ? Cheers. Just read that it's closest living relative is the fallow deer, charts. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lenmcharristar 9,727 Posted July 25 Author Report Share Posted July 25 1 minute ago, shaaark said: Just read that it's closest living relative is the fallow deer, charts. Goodness knows what other soecies the flood wiped out, seems most things where giant before the flood then after we got smaller 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 23,203 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 1 minute ago, shaaark said: Just read that it's closest living relative is the fallow deer, charts. I was going from memory, and now I’ve checked you are, of course, correct ! My humble apologies, Sharky lad ! Cheers. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Pewit 970 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 I'm not sure what they can do with DNA but if they were to use a fallow deer as a host then the outcome would be a tad disappointing, I can't see the result being close to the size of the Irish Elk. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
shaaark 10,704 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 (edited) 6 minutes ago, Lenmcharristar said: Goodness knows what other soecies the flood wiped out, seems most things where giant before the flood then after we got smaller Cave lions, which were in britain until about 13000 years ago, were also much bigger than modern lions. 5 minutes ago, chartpolski said: I was going from memory, and now I’ve checked you are, of course, correct ! My humble apologies, Sharky lad ! Cheers. Lol recently been going through some of the dinosaurs, extinct animals etc that used to be around, with my youngest lad, charts, and thought I'd read that about the fallow, so just checked lol Edited July 25 by shaaark Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jukel123 7,957 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 (edited) 29 minutes ago, mackem said: Ken walker,world champion taxidermist with his Irish elk and his Bigfoot. She's not bad looking that bigfoot. I'm sure somebody on here could copulate with her. Maybe they already have and the baby was known as Mc Hull. Edited July 25 by jukel123 6 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lenmcharristar 9,727 Posted July 25 Author Report Share Posted July 25 1 minute ago, Pewit said: I'm not sure what they can do with DNA but if they were to use a fallow deer as a host then the outcome would be a tad disappointing, I can't see the result being close to the size of the Irish Elk. They can edit and make changes to the genome, like switching on the size part they will have already. Mapped the genome and by using the krisper tool they can hopefully make the correct matching editing to the host and splicing the original dna and fingers crossed it works when injected into the fertilised egg Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Pewit 970 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 1 minute ago, Lenmcharristar said: They can edit and make changes to the genome, like switching on the size part they will have already. Mapped the genome and by using the krisper tool they can hopefully make the correct matching editing to the host and splicing the original dna and fingers crossed it works when injected into the fertilised egg But any potential gaps in the DNA sequence would be filled by the hosts genetic material which could hinder things. I'd think the most likely outcome would be an intermediate species. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 23,203 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 3 minutes ago, Lenmcharristar said: Goodness knows what other soecies the flood wiped out, seems most things where giant before the flood then after we got smaller I know I’m going off track and possibly opening a can of worms, but the flood myth has always interested me. As it’s most prevalent in Judeo folk law Ive allways leant towards it being an actual event, not covering the whole planet , but either the breaching off the Bosporus or the breaching of the Pillars of Hercules, allowing a dry Mediterranean to be flooded. But this theory doesn’t hold water, (pardon the pun), with the fact there are flood myths in places as diverse as China and South America. Could ancient peoples have travelled from the Middle East to these other places taking their myths and folk law with them ? Cheers. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Pewit 970 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 Extinct creatures, how about the Neandethal or Denisovan, now that is fascinating. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mC HULL 12,234 Posted July 25 Report Share Posted July 25 15 minutes ago, Pewit said: Extinct creatures, how about the Neandethal or Denisovan, now that is fascinating. there not extinct our own chart has the blood of the neanderthal lol can remember reading about them been o lol 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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