The only animals that are going to survive are domesticated cats and dogs. In the USSR an experiment with foxes successfully transformed foxes to behave as dog within 60 years. The snout became shorter, curly tail and doglike friendly playful behavior made it possible to keep these foxes as a pet. The last century lions living in the wild decreased from 240.000 to 20.000. You could argue it will take another 100 or 200 years but they will go extinct within this millennium. I wonder if lions could be domesticated by an extensive breading program to save them.
Orca’s, our equivalent in the water has a hard time finding fish. In captivity we can make them do tricks no human can perform in the water. Orca’s hunt on white sharks by flipping them upside down in which sharks are in a paralyzed sleep mode. The pod of orca’s then snatches the liver out of the shark and leave the carcass for other sea creatures to feast on. Orca’s have not discovered the breading ground of white sharks around the Easter Islands. Would it be possible to transfer this knowledge to them?
I have been tinkering to use chrome auto filling form to sign up for random services with the email address of the current director of the CIA Bill Burns. Haven’t tried it though.
