alt Hacker News[Colossal Biosciences] has raised over $600 million and carries a valuation exceeding $10 billion.
You're not making a return on that from selling velocirator skeletons. Nor is that sort of money in dodos and maos.
Human cloning on the other hand...
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ProblemFactory • today at 4:00 PM
How about a theme park? With velociraptors and other jurassic era animals?
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fragmede • today at 1:51 PM
It's been a while since high school biology class, and I can't ask my sister right now, but I don't think humans are born in eggs. What does an artificial egg hatching chickens have to do with cloning humans?
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stavros • today at 2:00 PM
I mean, if you can make a velociraptor, the skeleton isn't the bit you'll make money on.
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You can have that kind of revenue cloning cows and horses. Easily so. A bit harder for chickens, but it's possible.
But I fail to see how cloning humans would get it.