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|Study here: [https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-79546-1](https:/
|/www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-79546-1)
|u/dethb0y - 1 day
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|hopefully one day we can bring the species back
|u/petty_brief - 1 day
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|Their giant canines will be desirable commodities in the after-times.
|u/emolga2225 - 1 day
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|don’t get your hopes up. they only think they can “bring mammoths
|back” is because of how closely related they are to modern elephants.
|there’s nothing alive that’s close enough to a saber cat
|u/fortyfourcaliber - 1 day
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|Where's the tooth though
|u/AxeHeadroom - 1 day
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|The article states that the remains were determined to be that of a 3
|week old cub. No saber teeth at that age.
|u/LurkerZerker - 1 day
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|I imagine they'd make nursing pretty hard for the cub
|u/yogalalala - 1 day
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|For the cub's mother
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