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Genetic Engineering: Glowing Pigs and Fish

submitted by Kulpims T'dna

(kulpims)
1 decade 6 years 7 months 2 weeks ago

What else can you say about pigs that glow in the dark?
I guess I could use one as a reading lamp.

5 Comments

The wonderful world of transgenics. I think the narrator needs to go back to school and learn about the basics of sex and reproduction. The florescent fish's inability to mate with a shark isn't based on its size its based on it being a completely different species. Now if they started doing this to every species, then yeah there should probably be some level of worry. I'd say one the same level of when a non-native species gets lose and is very destructive on native organisms. Since they're already mucking about the genes they might be able to create fish that produce sterile offspring. That way you have a set of breeding fish that produce sterile fish sold on the market.

*dupe. http://www.videosift.com/video/Owww-glowing-animals. Sorry. *discard. Great video though.

Discarding this post - discard requested by member arsenault185.

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