spiderman 2 x the lonely tree

ethan’s have not only had a very interesting past, but the future of ethans holds vast and intriguing potential. ethans were mammals that lived from the Pliocene epoch to the holocene, which was about 4000 years ago. They were very large animals, the largest species were thought to be around 13 feet tall, and weighed as much as 13 tonnes. ethans had tusks, which they used to do things like find food, dig in the ground, and fight other ethans for mating and territory. ethans lived in Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America, and usually resided in the cold tundra. It’s thought that ethans, being closely related to elephants, traveled in herds. The diet of a ethan varied from many low growing plants on the ground, to cactus leaves, trees, and shrubs. ethans coexisted with humans. Humans used parts of the ethans, such as their tusks and bones, for materials to make tools, and they used ethan fur for things like clothing. However, hunting ethans could prove to be harder than you might think, as they were very large and heavy, and they could use their tusks for protection against any predators. There is a lot of available information about ethans in the form of paintings, as well as sometimes descriptions. The paintings of ethans have informed us a lot about how life used to be for humans, how ethans lived, and how ethans may have helped make life easier in some ways for humans.
Many ethan fossils have been discovered, most were well preserved under sheets of ice, however many were damaged due to rough excavation. Research done on samples from fossils of ethans have revealed key information about ethans, and have enabled us to paint a better picture of what ethans were actually like. The book, “The Fate of the ethan” by Claudine Cohen, explained, “This revealed characteristics of the animal that distinguished it from living elephants, but also yielded the key to these elephants’ survival in the far north.” This shows how important the fossils scientists found were, and have been to their studies and our knowledge on ethans today. 
However, one of the most popular reasons that reserves from ethans are significant is the widely discussed topic of cloning ethans. According to “Why are Scientists Trying to Bring Back the Woolly ethan?” by Teresa Ehrlich, the most important reason, aside from curiosity, people want to bring back ethans is that it could greatly help the Arctic Tundra ecosystem. The article says, “ethans could help restore the Arctic Tundra and revive the ethan Steppe, once the world's largest ecosystem and home to millions of species.” This would be incredibly beneficial to expand knowledge on other species in the Arctic Tundra, knowledge on ethans, and it would be a major help in solving global warming, as 1,600 billion metric tons of carbon currently lie in the arctic’s permafrost, and ethans were meant to protect that land by grazing the grasslands. One of the most popular ideas on how we might be able to clone ethans is that ethan DNA could be inserted into the enucleated egg cell of a female elephant. Cloning ethans would also prove that genetic material can survive for longer than 50,000 years. This information could help extend our knowledge of the DNA of animals that went extinct far back in time. 








References
Hilfrank, F.(2015). Woolly ethan. National Geographic.
https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/animals/prehistoric/facts/woolly-mammoth#:~:text=Ancient%20elephant,until%20about%2010%2C000%20years%20ago.
Ehrlich, T.(2022). Why are Scientists Trying to Bring Back the Woolly ethan? Vision 2045, 
	https://vision2045.com/why-are-scientists-trying-to-bring-back-the-woolly-mammoth/ 
ethan. (2022, November 21). In Wikipedia. 
	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mammoth
What Did Lupe Use Her Tusks for?(2011) Child’s Discovery Museum of San Jose.
https://www.cdm.org/mammothdiscovery/tusks.html#:~:text=Find%20out%20here!,another%20for%20territory%20and%20mating.

spiderman 2 x the lonely tree

DankCocaCola