Sci/Tech Iran Says First Cloned Sheep Thriving

[The Helper]

(AP) -- Iranian scientists said Monday that the country's first cloned sheep is thriving 15 months after birth, eating well and frolicking among a flock of normal sheep. The cloned male sheep named Royana was born Sept. 30, 2006 in the historic central city of Isfahan, less than two months after the country's first cloned animal, also a lamb, died within minutes of birth.

But unlike it's predecessor, Royana survived the postnatal complications typical for cloned animals and is now celebrated as Iran's scientific breakthrough and achievement.

Country's first cloned sheep thriving among flock, Iranian scientists say

ISFAHAN, Iran (AP) _ Iranian scientists said Monday that the country's first cloned sheep is thriving 15 months after birth, eating well and frolicking among a flock of normal sheep. The cloned mal…

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[konerboy]

finally a opportunity for people to see that not all from iran and Iraq are evil

 

[Jackal]

finally a opportunity for people to see that not all from iran and Iraq are evil

Hate the Afghans instead.

The problem with the Iran president is that he is a bit ignorant of the world around him.

 

[Asehujiko]

finally a opportunity for people to see that not all from iran and Iraq are evil

The promlem is, people who consider those countries evil by default, also consider cloning evil.

 

[BlightWarden]

lol, cloning is something better left alone.

 

[konerboy]

lol it's also mean to eat animals but we do it anyway. or some do.
we should clone a cow, and then try to eat it.


how much does it cost to clone a animal?

 

[Jackal]

lol it's also mean to eat animals but we do it anyway. or some do.
we should clone a cow, and then try to eat it.


how much does it cost to clone a animal?

more than its worth probably.