[Gunnair]

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/09/pictures/110915-amber-dinosaur-feathers-color-science-birds-alberta/#/dino-feathers-clumped-barbs_40362_600x450.jpg

Wow.

[jeff744]

If there is enough DNA to get most of their chain all we will need is a frog to fix the missing bits and voila dinosaur theme parks.

[Gunnair]

jeff744 wrote:

If there is enough DNA to get most of their chain all we will need is a frog to fix the missing bits and voila dinosaur theme parks.

How could that go wrong?

[jeff744]

Gunnair wrote:

jeff744 wrote:

If there is enough DNA to get most of their chain all we will need is a frog to fix the missing bits and voila dinosaur theme parks.

How could that go wrong?

That's the beauty of it, it can't.

[ShepherdsDog]

The chinese are already coming up with recipes.

[jeff744]

ShepherdsDog wrote:

The chinese are already coming up with recipes.

soo...instead of a frog they will use lead?

[Hyack]

Already in the system, along with a more complete story....

http://www.canadaka.net/news/71732-Dinosaur_feather_evolution_trapped_in_Canadian_amber

[Gunnair]

Hyack wrote:

Already in the system, along with a more complete story....

http://www.canadaka.net/news/71732-Dinosaur_feather_evolution_trapped_in_Canadian_amber

Ah crap.

[Hyack]

Gunnair wrote:

Hyack wrote:

Already in the system, along with a more complete story....

http://www.canadaka.net/news/71732-Dinosaur_feather_evolution_trapped_in_Canadian_amber

Ah crap.

Yeah well, shit happens, the story was posted last week but nobody commented on it.....*shrug*

[Themista]

Beautiful. Really a golden find, and not just in scientific terms. I love fossils preserved in amber. It's like taking a peek at the past through sepia-colored lenses. =)

[Lemmy]

Great visual image, Themista. Yeah, it's exactly like that. It's like looking at Matthew Brady's Civil War photographs. It's that orange tinge on reality.