A Canadian scientist's ambitious project aims to genetically modify chickens to exhibit dinosaur traits, garnering funding from KFC, which is investing in larger fryers. The discussion humorously contrasts Canada’s perceived inferiority to Australia in terms of dangerous creatures, with playful banter about the implications of creating dinosaurs. While some participants express excitement about the idea of owning a baby dinosaur, others question the feasibility of actually producing dinosaurs versus merely incorporating dinosaur-like features. Previous research has demonstrated the potential for modifying chicken anatomy, such as the development of dinosaur-like teeth. However, there are concerns about the viability of such mutants, as they often face severe developmental issues. The conversation blends humor with scientific curiosity, reflecting on the implications of such genetic advancements and the cultural fascination with dinosaurs.
