Cloning
Can cloning truly replicate nature’s wonders?
4.5 (36)
51 mins
Discover cloning’s potential to restore extinct species, alongside its risks and ethical concerns. Explore how cloning pets and livestock can cause suffering and fail to replicate the original. Discover advancements in cloning techniques, offering hope despite ongoing challenges.
Ep 1:
What Was John Gurdon’s Breakthrough in Cloning Frogs?
Ep 2:
Can We Really Bring Pets Back to Life through Cloning?
Ep 3:
How Can Cloning Bring Back Genetic Diversity?
Ep 4:
What Health Problems Do Cloned Animals Face?
Ep 5:
What Problems Would a Cloned Mammoth Face?
Ep 6:
Can a Hybrid Mammoth-Elephant Be a True Mammoth?
Ep 7:
How Do Jellyfish Clone Themselves?
Ep 8:
What Is Somatic-Cell Nuclear Transfer?
Ep 9:
How Do Different Cell Phases Affect Cloning Success?
Ep 10:
What Are the Ethical Issues with Cloning?
Ep 11:
Why Is Human Cloning Still Far from Reality?
Discussions (13)
Ted
Level 5 · 9 mo agoClaiming it's for the environment is a joke lol It's just a vanity project for scientists with a god complex. They don't care about the animal's welfare only their own ego. It's actually disgusting
Kenneth
Level 5 · 9 mo agoCloning a dead pet is pathetic. You are spending huge money to copy a ghost because you are too weak to deal with loss. That thing is a science experiment not your dog. Just adopt a stray.
Chase
Level 7 · 10 mo agoGurdon ranked last in his class and still won a Nobel. That's a Hall of Fame level turnaround.
