It wasn't genetic engineering, Wut he did was illegally import a non native species and conduct an unlicensed breeding program. The effort was for monetary gain but could put at risk wild native stock in the US.News of the “wut”
80-year-old man pleads guilty to genetically engineering giant hybrid sheep in 'audacious scheme,' DOJ announces
Schubarth trafficked large sheep from Kyrgyzstan to clone embryos and illegally inseminate female sheep to create hybrids.abcnews.go.com
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He's 80 year old though.
Bighorn sheep in Idaho. I've seen them looking down at me from the cliffside they were standing on as I floated past them on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River.
We see them all over driving out to BC thru the Rockies. 20 cars pulled over taking pictures and trying to pet the damn things.
Looked up size and weight, that's an imposing sheep... words I never expected to combine.
In the Middle Eocene there was a relative of sheep that was huge and carnivorous. Behold Andrewsarchus, a veritable battlesheep.
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the initial suggested name of yourMom did not survive review.Not sure Greta would approve?
WindRunner: Gigantic new aircraft design aims to create the largest plane ever to fly | CNN
A Colorado-based energy startup named Radia is developing the biggest aircraft in aviation history. Say hello to the WindRunner airplane, with a payload 12 times that of a 747.amp.cnn.com
If it can pack 12X the load of a 747 and do it using half the fuel of 12 747s then it makes sense.Not sure Greta would approve?
WindRunner: Gigantic new aircraft design aims to create the largest plane ever to fly | CNN
A Colorado-based energy startup named Radia is developing the biggest aircraft in aviation history. Say hello to the WindRunner airplane, with a payload 12 times that of a 747.
That 12x number is bs.If it can pack 12X the load of a 747 and do it using half the fuel of 12 747s then it makes sense.
I don't click on .amp links so didn't read the article therefore have no idea of it's fuel consumption.
I was kinda kidding on the Greta fuel economy bit, it’s not even built or tested yet but is being designed around existing aerospace engineering so it’s not really a question of if it will work just when.If it can pack 12X the load of a 747 and do it using half the fuel of 12 747s then it makes sense.
I don't click on .amp links so didn't read the article therefore have no idea of it's fuel consumption.
looks good, i've heard of those kits. They do it for the bugs, ghias, type 2's, and the type 3's. I've personally seen a kit installed in the type 34 viariant....nice looking cars btw
My Sunday driver is a topless '81 CJ7. A few years ago I was contemplating converting it to electric due to the 258ci engine having over 340k km and was getting sluggish. But then I found a replacement engine (1976) with only 17k km for $400. Costs determined my decision.
yeah i can see cost being the decision maker there.....i had a 76 short bed chevy pickup one time, i was rebuilding it at a friends of the families place...told the man i was finally time for the motor, the guy told me to look out back and pick a 350 i can rebuild, i said ok.....got the motor into the shop a low and behold the one i picked wasn't a 350, it was a 383 and i didn't tell anyone......i'm a stinker....
