Whichever language you like...it's a fabulous beast. Tell you all about it next time. 
killing time
At last I know what "gtg" means! Where will it grow up? Into Panda's head?
Glad I could help Pulp.
Meanwhile, The Cloning of a mammoth programme wasn't very good really. Mad scientists & wishful thinkers mostly. The preserved bits of mammoth though & the actual life of creature, was fascinating. Eight calves, lived to fifty or so, got bad teeth, lost condition & got stuck in a bog & died. Poor mother mammoth.
Sadly not an expert SP. Mother Mammoth lived somewhere in Siberia & I did notice lots of Scientists into cloning are South Korean. Besides, I wouldn't want to clone one poor creature to live in a zoo for us to all point at anyway.
Scientists want to bring 24 animals back from extinction (Dodos make the list... but dinosaur DNA is so old, Jurassic Park isn't an option)
Species include dodo, the Carolina Parakeet, and the Quagga, a plains zebra
The process is called 'de-extinction' and poses a number of ethical questions
10 years ago teams brought back extinct wild goat - it lived for 10 minutes
PUBLISHED: 13:58 GMT, 25 March 2013
From the article:

The Woolly Mammoth, related to the elephant, lived on Wrangel Island in the Arctic Ocean until 4,000 years ago. Scientists are hoping to use well-preserved DNA from a frozen woolly mammoth carcass to bring the species back from the dead
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But I remember first hearing about the Mammoth plan around 1997...





Yes... I remember... in Spanish they called it "Mamufante"
(Mammoth + Elepahant = Mammophant)