The First De-extinction: Alberto Fernandez-Arias at TEDxDeExtinction
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Alberto Fernández-Arias, head of the Hunting, Fishing and Wetland department in Aragon, Spain worked with his team in 2003 to bring a bucardo (a species of wild goat) back from extinction using cloning methodology. It was the first successful de-extinction. Unfortunately, the cloned bucardo only survived 10 minutes and died of respiratory failure. Fernández-Arias is committed to using current technology to ensure a more successful de-extinction.
To learn more about de-extinction, please visit Revive & Restore (the organizer of TEDxDeExtinction) here: longnow.org/rev...
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations) - Наука та технологія
I support this. If only i had money, I would totally fund this kind of project. Hope they have more success.
youre really gonna make this about u
@@redherring3685 no its all about you Red Herring.
I'm pretty sure he was quite nervous. When you have something to say of that huge is not easy to say decades of work in only 12 minutes. It also happened to me when I started to learn English I got nervous to speak anything
bro what
some call this sort of thing "playing God", i call it doing the right thing to make up for our mistakes. science has given us the knowledge and it's only a matter of time before the get the tools and processes right, at which point i feel we have an obligation to see this through
This guy deserves a Medal of Honor, bring them all back!
His English is a whole lot better than my Spanish and I’m pretty sure my accent when attempting a speech in Spanish would be horrendous. I think he did a good job and good luck to his work in the future
I want this to become a reality. Imagine bringing species back from our own mistakes. Imagine having Caspian tigers, passenger pigeons and even Dodo-birds walking the Earth again. We must go through with it, despite what we believe.
I'm glad he showed the foetus that was miscarried I don't like when a cloning researcher hides their failures to make their work seem cleaner.
I support this sort of research, but don't lie to me about what is meant by a 'failure'.
Also: What an incredible way to die, crushed by a falling tree or tree limb. Not as rare a fate as I'd like.
R.B. i consider it a success. bit i get what your saying
R. B.
As Elon Musk has said about Space X, "The failures teach you how to do it better next time."
he's really nervous lol. I know how it feels presenting to a large crowd like that... damn college..
There is hope.
I liked this talk because they actually performed de-extinction. Everyone else is like "Topic: de-extinction, when I was a child...." arrgh...act first, then talk!!!
Has any one of you heard about plstocene park?
Saying God did not intend this is refurted by saying that God did intend just this to happen; neither is helping in the judgement of this.
Screw god, we have science!
Muy interesante
Un saludo desde la Facultad de Biología de la Universidad de Alcalá de Henares.
Very good idea , hopefully it wil work
in 2080 this might become a school experiment XD
Impresive
Why waste more time and money to bring these extinct animals back concentrate all your resources on the animals who are on the brink of extinction . Without a natural habitat what will become of these animals ?
The bucardo went extinct because of overhunting, there is plenty of high quality habitat for ibexes in the Pyrenees
Dr. A. Rosenberg
Resurrecting extinct animals could be a valuable tool to help encourage people to preserve more natural habitat. There are many who would pay good money to see some of these animals in a reserve or park. Just look how valuable Wolf Tourism has become in Yellowstone.
i hear ya de
HmH
i wonder, if at the end of some lifeforms continuation(like extinctions due to over predation, asteroids or virus's )if even species that were dependent on each other to maintain an ecosystem just become trapped towards the end and because of said attachment to historical lifecycles and organisms cannot make it into the next life or a new karma cycle. like whites and indians.woodpeckers and pine trees, america and israel,mayan ghosts and the spanish
I believe in God. But why would he punish anyone for bringing back any extinct animal? My concern is. Why bring back any extinct creature? There is a chance that it will become extinct again.
Yeah, but we will know better, and learn from our past mistakes.
Humans abused these animals and caused them to become extinct... The creator expects us to take care of the earth (Genesis 1:28,29)...this wasn't done so let humans use their God given intellect to undo the damage they've caused... I'd love to see a Dodo or a tasmanian tiger one day...
i would like to see you speak another language different to your mother language
God Will Seek JUDGEMENT ON You For The Creation Of The Extinct And Your Foolish Attempt To Undo Your Past
God never said that. You are just making that thing up.
Go away bible thumper. Get off the internet, it’s not mentioned in the bible so it doesn’t exist/shouldn’t exist or it’s the work of Satan. Whatever. Just go away
Proverbs 12;10 "A righteous man cares for the needs of his animals, but the wicked's mercy is cruel."