Ben Lamm

So it won't get rid of the entire process, but it'll get rid of half the process for gestation, and it's also super helpful for scale, right?

So imagine a world where we don't have to breed thousands of Gen 1 and Gen 2 dodos.

We can do all of that in ex-futero eggs.

Wow.

Who would have thought 10 years ago that an artificial womb would be possible this quick?

Yeah, and what's crazy is, I mean, we're not there yet, so we don't have one, but I do think that we're on path to have one in the next few years.

Wow.

Now, we're not going to be growing mammoths in the next few years, but I think in the next five to 10, it's highly likely that we could.

Nice.

What did mammoths eat back in the day?

Oh, just like they were foragers, right?

So they took, they ate grasses and shrubs and they even would not, if there were trees, they'd knock down trees in some of the locations and take the foliage from the, from kind of that canopy structure.

Okay.

Yeah.

So they were mostly, you know.

So they didn't eat meat?

No, they were, they did not eat meat.

Wow.

Yeah.

And that was the main was that the main reason you started the company was to bring them back.