the world we live in today, love genetics!

[RaginCajun]

who knows what we will be able to accomplish in the next 10 years medically

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...ntic-jaws.html

[auslifta]

Good find, I doubt this will have any implications to humans though.

Second comment is funny-from the article "I'd like to think there's some legitimate scientific purpose to this, but all I can imagine right now is that we're seeing the next phase in addressing erectile dysfunction."

[fukngruvn]

Good find, I doubt this will have any implications to humans though.

Never know, in a few years giant bobble-head looking humans could be the norm

[JohnnyVegas]

Never know, in a few years giant bobble-head looking humans could be the norm

Now chicks can look like Bratz dolls instead of Barbie!

[Times Roman]

We will reach a point in time, here soon, i'm thinking the next 20 or 30 years, and we will have mastered the DNA coding, and how to manipulate it.

[Tigershark]

I was just waking up this morning and thinking, "Gee what this world needs is giant ants." Now my prayers have been answered.
Better to have giant ants instead of spiders I suppose.