By A scientific project dating back to 2008 has been brought back to the attention of the public by some unconventional means of propaganda.
Chinese scientists point at three research facilities in the UK, accusing the researchers of those laboratories of conducting illegal experiments such as creating human-animal hybrids. In response, British scientists said that such experiments are perfectly legal in theUnited Kingdom, but they did not confirm such scientific experiments taking place.
The project started in 2008, when three research facilities started various experiments by creating human-animal embryos. The reason behind this project was to obtain stem cells with better properties, in order to find cures to various diseases.
Now, after three years, Chinese information suggested that the project became something much more than stem cell collection. According to Chinese press, the embryos developed into 155 hybrids that should have the age of three. Apparently, these hybrids are still in research facilities and are being studied in great secrecy.
UKscientists chose not to comment upon these accusations; therefore no one knows if such a project even existed in the first place.
Regardless of the creation of such human-animal hybrids, UKscientists are not the first to conduct such an experiment. In 2008, scientists from the ShanghaiSecondUniversitycreated a human-rabbit hybrid and the project was a success. (FOTO:
Although such projects may lead to the creation of abominations and are contrary to religious beliefs, the benefits are also great: superior stem cells, organ transplant, blood transfusion, etc.
The existence of such hybrids also proves many theories dating back to antiquity: especially the mythological chimera (a hybrid animal with great features). Because such experiments have moral repercussions and are also extremely dangerous for the well-being of humankind, each country’s government will probably decide what’s best to do within its borders.