should be trying to concentrate on the flaura and fauna that are hanging on their fingernails at the present stage. We are jumping the gun. As the Tasmanian Conservation Trust Manager, Mr Michael Lynch says about the proposed attempts to restore the Thylacine "Why put a lot of money into a hairy scheme to possibly clone something that has been extinct for 60 years"?. The Thylacine project is expected to cost more than 3 million. Wouldn't research and conservation money be better spent on that of the disasterous current affair of the foxes destroying the native mam
             ...