Science and technology are becoming more and more advanced, why has human beings not resurrected an

Resurrecting a creature through genes is still a difficult task for modern technology.

Because in order to resurrect a creature, it must have complete genes.

It's not that it's incapacitated, it's just that society doesn't allow the resurrection right now.

That's because science and technology don't allow it.

Because humans can't resurrect their genes yet.

I thought people didn't have a gene to resurrect.

Because it's hard to find the genes of extinct creatures.

Because the technology is still not advanced to that point.

Because there are no genes of extinct animals.

Because it's hard to resurrect a creature.

If one organism becomes extinct, it affects the survival of many other organisms. Because this creature occupies a link in the food chain, its extinction affects the organisms that prey on it or are preyed upon by it. The number of creatures preyed upon by it increases, and the number of organisms that preys on it decreases.

In other words, organisms in the food chain play an irreplaceable role in the material cycle and energy transfer. As a key part, if the number decreases, it will definitely affect the stability of the entire ecosystem.

The food chain (net) will be disrupted.

For example, if Organism A feeds on two organisms of B, and if Organism B goes extinct, then A will feed on C, then C will be extinct, and when both Bc become extinct, A will also be extinct.

Because this creature occupies a link in the food chain. Its extinction affects the organisms that prey on it or are preyed upon by it. The number of creatures preyed upon by it increases, and the number of organisms that preys on it decreases.

Because of the biological chain, no living thing exists in isolation!

The impact of biological chains.

You haven't studied biology.

It is very difficult to resurrect those extinct creatures with current technology, not that it is completely impossible, but there will be many unexpected factors in this process, and the failure rate will be very high, and the price paid for doing such an experiment may be an astronomical amount. Because any experiment has a chance of failure, and being technically feasible does not necessarily mean that it will be successful. <>

If we want to resurrect an extinct creature, the most basic technical condition is that we have mastered the complete genetic chain of the creature, and note that it is a complete genetic information, not a certain part. For example, the genes of dinosaurs extinct dinosaurs are not extracted from dinosaur fossils, and most of the genes of most creatures of the entire dinosaur can be resurrected. Even if you can get 90% of this information, it is impossible to resurrect this creature, and even if it is resurrected, it is only similar, not the original creature.

In addition, the probability of failure in such an experiment will be very high, and of course the cost of doing it will be very high, because even if we have the biological information of a creature, and then go to the process of resurrection, who knows if there will be a lost accident? This missed accident could have caused the entire experiment to collapse completely. After all, resurrecting a creature that has perished is, in a sense, the ability of the Creator, and our experiment is going against the sky, and the chance of success will be very small.

Nature is the method of selecting species by him, that is to say, natural selection, survival of the fittest, not that we want to resurrect, which creature will resurrect which creature, we don't have that ability, although technically as long as we master the complete genetic chain, we can also try to resurrect this creature, but after the real resurrection, this creature has no way to survive in nature. Because the natural environment of the era in which they lived was different from the present, they were eliminated by nature, and people could not go against the sky, at least they had to understand the most basic laws of nature.

No, because with the continuous development of society, although the current level of science and technology has been constantly improving, it is very difficult for some extinct creatures to be resurrected.

With the current level of technology, it is difficult to resurrect extinct creatures, but relevant scientists are already working on this technology.

Your current level of technology is not yet capable of resurrecting extinct creatures, and further research is needed in this area.

<> human impact on the planet has led to the extinction of many species, can we resurrect the extinct species? There is a technology that is academically called anti-extinction technology. It is with the help of evolving DNA technology, and the technology to restore soft tissue from animal fossils, scientists may soon be able to breed Tasmanian tigers, mammoths and dodos.

Keep these animals alive. Scientists are probably doing this as a technology to repair the damage done to these docile animals hundreds or thousands of years ago. Theoretically, a complete genetic material can clone an organism, but this can only resurrect one organism, which is meaningless to the entire population, because the organisms cloned by a single genetic material are highly similar and cannot provide enough diversity for the entire population, such a population is very fragile, which is why the number of an animal is small enough to become extinct to a certain extent, and even cloning cannot save it.

In addition, even with a sufficient amount of genetic material, it is unlikely that this population will return to Earth, because the living environment has changed, and even if the dinosaurs can be resurrected, the changes in the primeval forests where they live, the food they are used to catching, and the climate and environment will make it impossible for them to continue to survive and can only die again. In other words, even if a dinosaur is created, it will not be like the dinosaurs of ancient times, and you may find that it is not **, no different from a huge puppy, because it is no longer in the environment where its ancestors lived. From this point of view, the species cannot be saved without changing the living environment of animals, which is natural selection.

Some people think that cloning ancient creatures will not disturb the ecology of the earth today, but in fact, there is no need to worry. In this regard, scientists have created that the ancient creatures that have been resurrected are all creatures that have been extinct due to Homo sapiens or other human races, but they should have lived in the world today. Therefore, it can be said that anti-extinction technology has only advantages and no disadvantages.

Humans have had a huge impact on the natural environment, and many species will become extinct due to changes in the natural environment. There is no way for humans to resurrect an entire species for the time being.

Of course not. These species are no longer geneless, and sequences without genes cannot be resurrected.

I don't think we can resurrect extinct species, because with your current level of technology, there is no way to achieve this goal, and this behavior is also very dangerous, so we must look at it rationally.