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because this http://gawker.com/5839142/scientist.....+the+dark-cats is real.
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i find it hard to believe i'm the only one finding this relevant to furries >_>
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i find it hard to believe i'm the only one finding this relevant to furries >_>
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Oh wonderful drawing. I love the colors.
Smexy!
Yeah I read about that actually!
Something about mixing the genes of jellyfish with that of cats/dogs/foxes.
The skin is light-reactive of these animals, and the fur also reacts in special lighting.
It's fairly crazy actually.
And as much as I'm really against genetic tampering, I cant help but violently suppress the wee voice that goes 'OMG I WANT A GLOWY KITTY!!!'
Smexy!
Yeah I read about that actually!
Something about mixing the genes of jellyfish with that of cats/dogs/foxes.
The skin is light-reactive of these animals, and the fur also reacts in special lighting.
It's fairly crazy actually.
And as much as I'm really against genetic tampering, I cant help but violently suppress the wee voice that goes 'OMG I WANT A GLOWY KITTY!!!'
actually they mixed those glowing genes with bio-indicators which then would connect to certain cells in the cat. and if that works, they can aim them at tumor cells, for example, or add other functions as well. :) if I recall right, the pigment the indicators carry is UV-reactive.
yeah that was the bulk of what I read too... tho they DID end up being colorfully reactive in the end.. the pigments changed in their tissues, not just a targeted cell group.
Tho I read this a year or more ago, so thats not to say that thats what happened with earlier experiments....
Tho I read this a year or more ago, so thats not to say that thats what happened with earlier experiments....
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