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Would you: save the last female lion in the world or a loved one?
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Poll: Which would you save?
Loved one
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92.65%
Last female lion on earth
(4)
5.88%
Neither
(1)
1.47%
If you were hanging over a cliff, and in one hand you were holding onto a member of your close family (sister or brother) and in the other hand you were holding the last female lion in the world and thus the species' only chance for survival - which one would you save?
Pretend that if you let the other go, you could definitely lift the other to safety because the lion is a cub and that the lion is sedated so it wouldn't kill / maul you.
Pretend that if you let the other go, you could definitely lift the other to safety because the lion is a cub and that the lion is sedated so it wouldn't kill / maul you.
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#2
A loved one I guess, you could easily extract the dna of a dead lion, and clone it
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#3
(Original post by aka r)
A loved one I guess, you could easily extract the dna of a dead lion, and clone it
A loved one I guess, you could easily extract the dna of a dead lion, and clone it
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(Original post by aka r)
A loved one I guess, you could easily extract the dna of a dead lion, and clone it
A loved one I guess, you could easily extract the dna of a dead lion, and clone it
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#5
(Original post by SHOO)
Like ethics would ever allow that :/
Like ethics would ever allow that :/
Why wouldn't "ethics" allow for it?
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#6
(Original post by felamaslen)
Actually, that would be quite difficult.
Actually, that would be quite difficult.
Well they cloned dolly the sheep, same principle is it not?
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#7
(Original post by SHOO)
Like ethics would ever allow that :/
Like ethics would ever allow that :/
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#10
(Original post by aka r)
Well they cloned dolly the sheep, same principle is it not?
Well they cloned dolly the sheep, same principle is it not?
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#11
Obviously loved one, **** the lion.
I would worry about the mental state of anyone who would save the lion.
I would worry about the mental state of anyone who would save the lion.
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(Original post by aka r)
A loved one I guess, you could easily extract the dna of a dead lion, and clone it
A loved one I guess, you could easily extract the dna of a dead lion, and clone it
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(Original post by themorninglight)
Who in their right mind would save the lion?
Who in their right mind would save the lion?
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#20
(Original post by Captain Jack)
But it's not just one lion, it's every lion in the world, ever...
But it's not just one lion, it's every lion in the world, ever...
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