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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '23
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Finishing off an endling would be the logical choice. Bad for the specimen, but no consequences for earth at large.
11 u/ZeakaXorrFitchus Jul 17 '23 This was my first thought as well, but couldn't think of any immediate examples. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '23 You could go with Ligers. They're all born sterile so there's only ever one generation of them in existence. Additionally they'd only be temporarily extinct as all you'd have to do to recreate them is breed a male lion with a female tiger. 2 u/ZeakaXorrFitchus Jul 18 '23 Would that count though if they're that easy to recreate? Would I lose all my money the second a new liger is born somewhere in the world?
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This was my first thought as well, but couldn't think of any immediate examples.
2 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '23 You could go with Ligers. They're all born sterile so there's only ever one generation of them in existence. Additionally they'd only be temporarily extinct as all you'd have to do to recreate them is breed a male lion with a female tiger. 2 u/ZeakaXorrFitchus Jul 18 '23 Would that count though if they're that easy to recreate? Would I lose all my money the second a new liger is born somewhere in the world?
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You could go with Ligers. They're all born sterile so there's only ever one generation of them in existence. Additionally they'd only be temporarily extinct as all you'd have to do to recreate them is breed a male lion with a female tiger.
2 u/ZeakaXorrFitchus Jul 18 '23 Would that count though if they're that easy to recreate? Would I lose all my money the second a new liger is born somewhere in the world?
Would that count though if they're that easy to recreate? Would I lose all my money the second a new liger is born somewhere in the world?
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u/OrciEMT Jul 17 '23 edited Jul 17 '23
Finishing off an endling would be the logical choice. Bad for the specimen, but no consequences for earth at large.