Beth Shapiro

I mean, it's Florida.

Now they're in Georgia too, right?

Holy.

Oh, my God.

That's wild.

You're out there playing golf.

You're like, you see that guy, and you know that they can run fast.

Maybe they're going to do that, too.

I mean... I'm sure they probably do.

And they're terrible for birds, too.

Yeah.

But this is exactly why we need these technologies that we're trying to develop a colossal.

We're not just bringing species back to life, right?

We're a species preservation company.

It is a sales pitch.

But birds, whenever I think about birds, I think of this, right?

We know that there are things that we can do to help mammals to adapt to rapid changes in their habitat.

We can do things like the Florida panthers.

One of the things that we did to save Florida panthers from becoming extinct was we introduced panthers from Texas, which are the closest genetically and geographically to Florida panthers.

They were probably connected at some point until humans created stuff that meant that they couldn't go back and forth.